A group of 10 different county 100 years covers each signed by one or more players
A small illustrated 4 page card signed by seven of the commentators including Knott and Underwood
A limited edition cover signed by Bill Edrich
A group of seven Star postcards of county teams of the Golden Age. All postally unused.
A group of eight Star postcards of Golden Age Cricketers. All postally unused.
A group of Australian cricket philatelic items including 8 covers and some mint Bradman stamps
A group of cricket philatelic items including three covers and a bundle of stamps
A group of Derbyshire cricketers signed magazine and newspaper pictures from the 1960s including Taylor and Ward
A group of England test cricketer signed magazine pictures from the 1960s including Barrington and d'Oliveira.
A group of England test cricketer signed magazine pictures from the 1960s including Higgs and Snow celebrating their record partnership with a cup of tea.
A group of South Africa cricketer signed magazine pictures from the 1960s including Peter Pollock
A group of Sri Lanka cricket philatelic items including 5 covers and some mint 1996 World Cup winners stamps
A collection of 12 cricket related covers ten of which are signed by one or more county or international cricketers, umpire or great of the commentary box
Fourteen cards, 13 of which are signed. Each has been neatly trimmed to fit in an album and with detritus to the back of the cards.
A collection of thirteen good quality original 5x3 inch candid photographs of various cricketers
Nine cards all signed each with damage, mainly to the back of the cards.
A very good quality rectangular Victorian cast iron cricket pub table. The table has a chamfered wooden top and cast iron base. The two legs have an image of W.G. Grace's face cast in relief within an oval. Cast into the frame work is the registration numbers 175027 on the legs.
1894 1st edition. 56 pages. Rebound in blue cloth with original wrappers preserved
Two photographs of Harold Abrahams with a note from his son to athletics writer and statistician Andrew Huxtable
A pencil autograph of Ellis Achong laid down to a small piece of white card