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At Lord's Cricket Grouns : The Eton and Harrow Match.
Ref: 8983195
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An antique woodcut engraving which was published in "The Illustrated London News" on Saturday July 20th, 1872, with later hand colouring.
Approx 21.5cms by 25cms.
An antique woodcut engraving which was published in "The Illustrated London News" on Saturday July 20th, 1872, with later hand colouring.
Approx 21.5cms by 25cms.
Price: £45.00
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Jessop's Extraordinary Play Against South Africa.
Ref: 8980432
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A full page from the Illustrated London News dated 6th July, 1907 carrying photographs of "Incidents at Lords on the first day of the match" between England and South Africa. One of the photographs shows Dr GRACE inspecting the wicket, another photo shows the two captains R.W. Sherwell S.A. and R.E. Foster. On the verso is a photograph of Mr Bonar Law M.P. 'The winner of the Parliamentary Golf Handicap'.
Approx 25cm by 31cm.
A full page from the Illustrated London News dated 6th July, 1907 carrying photographs of "Incidents at Lords on the first day of the match" between England and South Africa. One of the photographs shows Dr GRACE inspecting the wicket, another photo shows the two captains R.W. Sherwell S.A. and R.E. Foster. On the verso is a photograph of Mr Bonar Law M.P. 'The winner of the Parliamentary Golf Handicap'.
Approx 25cm by 31cm.
Price: £40.00
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Some Famous Living Cricketers - A Portrait Group.
Ref: 8980428
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An antique woodcut engraving prepared for "The Graphic" news paper and published August 11th, 1883 with later hand colouring. A separate Key Block is included where each individual player is identified.
Approx 50.5cm by 30cm
An antique woodcut engraving prepared for "The Graphic" news paper and published August 11th, 1883 with later hand colouring. A separate Key Block is included where each individual player is identified.
Approx 50.5cm by 30cm
Price: £55.00
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Highlands.
Ref: 2356973
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An antique line engraving by H.A. Ogg after T. Henwood. Publshed in 1835 with later hand colouring. Cricket match in progress.
Approx 21cms by 14cms.
An antique line engraving by H.A. Ogg after T. Henwood. Publshed in 1835 with later hand colouring. Cricket match in progress.
Approx 21cms by 14cms.
Price: £75.00
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Frederick Robert "Fred" Spofforth.
Ref: 2356184
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An antique print entitled "The Demon Bowler" produced for the famous Victorian Magazine "Vanity Fair" founded by Thomas Gibson Bowles which commenced publication in 1869. For about forty five years caricatures of famous and infamous personalities were carried in the weekly issues of Vanity Fair. Subjects included Royalty, judges, politicians, musicians, sportsmen, artists, actors and criminals of Victorian and Edwardian Britain. This print by 'Spy' was published July 13th, 1878.
Approx 20cms by 33cms.
An antique print entitled "The Demon Bowler" produced for the famous Victorian Magazine "Vanity Fair" founded by Thomas Gibson Bowles which commenced publication in 1869. For about forty five years caricatures of famous and infamous personalities were carried in the weekly issues of Vanity Fair. Subjects included Royalty, judges, politicians, musicians, sportsmen, artists, actors and criminals of Victorian and Edwardian Britain. This print by 'Spy' was published July 13th, 1878.
Approx 20cms by 33cms.
Price: £295.00
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Mr. Samuel Moses Jones Woods.
Ref: 8611
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An antique print entitled "Sammy" produced for the famous Victorian Magazine "Vanity Fair" founded by Thomas Gibson Bowles which commenced publication in 1869. For about forty five years caricatures of famous and infamous personalities were carried in the weekly issues of Vanity Fair. Subjects included Royalty, judges, politicians, musicians, sportsmen, artists, actors and criminals of Victorian and Edwardian Britain. This print by 'Stuff' was published on 6th August, 1892.
Approx 19cms by 32cms.
An antique print entitled "Sammy" produced for the famous Victorian Magazine "Vanity Fair" founded by Thomas Gibson Bowles which commenced publication in 1869. For about forty five years caricatures of famous and infamous personalities were carried in the weekly issues of Vanity Fair. Subjects included Royalty, judges, politicians, musicians, sportsmen, artists, actors and criminals of Victorian and Edwardian Britain. This print by 'Stuff' was published on 6th August, 1892.
Approx 19cms by 32cms.
Price: £145.00
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W.G. Grace.
Ref: 2356183
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An antique print entitled "Cricket" produced for the famous Victorian Magazine "Vanity Fair" founded by Thomas Gibson Bowles which commenced publication in 1869. For about forty five years caricatures of famous and infamous personalities were carried in the weekly issues of Vanity Fair. Subjects included Royalty, judges, politicians, musicians, sportsmen, artists, actors and criminals of Victorian and Edwardian Britain. This print by 'Spy' was published June 9th, 1877 .
Approx 20cms by 33cms.
An antique print entitled "Cricket" produced for the famous Victorian Magazine "Vanity Fair" founded by Thomas Gibson Bowles which commenced publication in 1869. For about forty five years caricatures of famous and infamous personalities were carried in the weekly issues of Vanity Fair. Subjects included Royalty, judges, politicians, musicians, sportsmen, artists, actors and criminals of Victorian and Edwardian Britain. This print by 'Spy' was published June 9th, 1877 .
Approx 20cms by 33cms.
Price: £350.00
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The Lancashire Cricket Club - Presentation to the Honorary Secretary.
Ref: 2352507
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An antique woodcut engraving which was published in "The Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News" on December 8th, 1888. Short report included in the text on verso, of the presentation to Mr. Samuel H. Swire.
Approx 24cms by 33cms.
An antique woodcut engraving which was published in "The Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News" on December 8th, 1888. Short report included in the text on verso, of the presentation to Mr. Samuel H. Swire.
Approx 24cms by 33cms.
Price: £40.00
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The Fieldsman.
Ref: 10639
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This colour printed chromolithograph is from "Laws of Cricket" by Charles CROMBIE published by Perrier Ltd. in 1907.
Approx 21cms by 15cms.
This colour printed chromolithograph is from "Laws of Cricket" by Charles CROMBIE published by Perrier Ltd. in 1907.
Approx 21cms by 15cms.
Price: £125.00
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The innings shall commence, after the ground has been swept and rolled unless the In - Side object.
Ref: 10644
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This colour printed chromolithograph is from "Laws of Cricket" by Charles CROMBIE published by Perrier Ltd. in 1907.
Approx 21cms by 15cms.
This colour printed chromolithograph is from "Laws of Cricket" by Charles CROMBIE published by Perrier Ltd. in 1907.
Approx 21cms by 15cms.
Price: £125.00
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The bowler may make the batman (at the end from which he is bowling) stand on any side of the wicket which he may decide.
Ref: 10645
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This colour printed chromolithograph is from "Laws of Cricket" by Charles CROMBIE published by Perrier Ltd. in 1907.
Approx 21cms by 15cms.
This colour printed chromolithograph is from "Laws of Cricket" by Charles CROMBIE published by Perrier Ltd. in 1907.
Approx 21cms by 15cms.
Price: £125.00
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When (in the opinion of the Umpire) six balls have been bowled he shall call "Over".
Ref: 10650
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This colour printed chromolithograph is from "Laws of Cricket" by Charles CROMBIE published by Perrier Ltd. in 1907.
Approx 21cms by 15cms.
This colour printed chromolithograph is from "Laws of Cricket" by Charles CROMBIE published by Perrier Ltd. in 1907.
Approx 21cms by 15cms.
Price: £125.00
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The Hon. Francis Stanley Jackson. Yorkshire - Finishing Off-drive.
Ref: 2345922
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One of a series of colour lithographic portraits of cricketers on heavy grey paper, after drawings by A. Chevallier Tayler, each with a biographical sketch by G.W. Beldam printed on tissue paper. Mr G.W. Beldam, "of the Middlesex Eleven, well known as an author, an artist, and a first-class cricketer". Published in 'The Empire's Cricketers, 1905' for the Fine Art Society by Dawbarn & Ward, London. . The prints were lithographed by Spottiswoode & Co, London.
Approx 25.5cms by 38cms.
One of a series of colour lithographic portraits of cricketers on heavy grey paper, after drawings by A. Chevallier Tayler, each with a biographical sketch by G.W. Beldam printed on tissue paper. Mr G.W. Beldam, "of the Middlesex Eleven, well known as an author, an artist, and a first-class cricketer". Published in 'The Empire's Cricketers, 1905' for the Fine Art Society by Dawbarn & Ward, London. . The prints were lithographed by Spottiswoode & Co, London.
Approx 25.5cms by 38cms.
Price: £120.00
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Mr. Arthur Owen Jones. Notts - On-side Push.
Ref: 2345919
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One of a series of colour lithographic portraits of cricketers on heavy grey paper, after drawings by A. Chevallier Tayler, each with a biographical sketch by G.W. Beldam printed on tissue paper. Mr G.W. Beldam, "of the Middlesex Eleven, well known as an author, an artist, and a first-class cricketer". Published in 'The Empire's Cricketers, 1905' for the Fine Art Society by Dawbarn & Ward, London. . The prints were lithographed by Spottiswoode & Co, London.
Approx 25.5cms by 38cms.
One of a series of colour lithographic portraits of cricketers on heavy grey paper, after drawings by A. Chevallier Tayler, each with a biographical sketch by G.W. Beldam printed on tissue paper. Mr G.W. Beldam, "of the Middlesex Eleven, well known as an author, an artist, and a first-class cricketer". Published in 'The Empire's Cricketers, 1905' for the Fine Art Society by Dawbarn & Ward, London. . The prints were lithographed by Spottiswoode & Co, London.
Approx 25.5cms by 38cms.
Price: £95.00
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Mr. Reginald H. Spooner. Lancashire - Finish of Off-drive along the Ground.
Ref: 2345918
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One of a series of colour lithographic portraits of cricketers on heavy grey paper, after drawings by A. Chevallier Tayler, each with a biographical sketch by G.W. Beldam printed on tissue paper. Mr G.W. Beldam, "of the Middlesex Eleven, well known as an author, an artist, and a first-class cricketer". Published in 'The Empire's Cricketers, 1905' for the Fine Art Society by Dawbarn & Ward, London. . The prints were lithographed by Spottiswoode & Co, London.Sharp crease in top left corner.
Approx 25.5cms by 38cms.
One of a series of colour lithographic portraits of cricketers on heavy grey paper, after drawings by A. Chevallier Tayler, each with a biographical sketch by G.W. Beldam printed on tissue paper. Mr G.W. Beldam, "of the Middlesex Eleven, well known as an author, an artist, and a first-class cricketer". Published in 'The Empire's Cricketers, 1905' for the Fine Art Society by Dawbarn & Ward, London. . The prints were lithographed by Spottiswoode & Co, London.Sharp crease in top left corner.
Approx 25.5cms by 38cms.
Price: £65.00
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Mr. J. Darling. Captain of the Australian XI - Stepping out to drive.
Ref: 2345917
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One of a series of colour lithographic portraits of cricketers on heavy grey paper, after drawings by A. Chevallier Tayler, each with a biographical sketch by G.W. Beldam printed on tissue paper. Mr G.W. Beldam, "of the Middlesex Eleven, well known as an author, an artist, and a first-class cricketer". Published in 'The Empire's Cricketers, 1905' for the Fine Art Society by Dawbarn & Ward, London. . The prints were lithographed by Spottiswoode & Co, London.
Approx 25.5cms by 38cms.
One of a series of colour lithographic portraits of cricketers on heavy grey paper, after drawings by A. Chevallier Tayler, each with a biographical sketch by G.W. Beldam printed on tissue paper. Mr G.W. Beldam, "of the Middlesex Eleven, well known as an author, an artist, and a first-class cricketer". Published in 'The Empire's Cricketers, 1905' for the Fine Art Society by Dawbarn & Ward, London. . The prints were lithographed by Spottiswoode & Co, London.
Approx 25.5cms by 38cms.
Price: £120.00
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Mr. Pelham F. Warner, Middlesex - Finish of On-drive.
Ref: 2345916
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One of a series of colour lithographic portraits of cricketers on heavy grey paper, after drawings by A. Chevallier Tayler, each with a biographical sketch by G.W. Beldam printed on tissue paper. Mr G.W. Beldam, "of the Middlesex Eleven, well known as an author, an artist, and a first-class cricketer". Published in 'The Empire's Cricketers, 1905' for the Fine Art Society by Dawbarn & Ward, London. . The prints were lithographed by Spottiswoode & Co, London.
Approx 25.5cms by 38cms.
One of a series of colour lithographic portraits of cricketers on heavy grey paper, after drawings by A. Chevallier Tayler, each with a biographical sketch by G.W. Beldam printed on tissue paper. Mr G.W. Beldam, "of the Middlesex Eleven, well known as an author, an artist, and a first-class cricketer". Published in 'The Empire's Cricketers, 1905' for the Fine Art Society by Dawbarn & Ward, London. . The prints were lithographed by Spottiswoode & Co, London.
Approx 25.5cms by 38cms.
Price: £95.00
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Wilfred Rhodes, Yorkshire - About to deliver.
Ref: 2345915
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One of a series of colour lithographic portraits of cricketers on heavy grey paper, after drawings by A. Chevallier Tayler, each with a biographical sketch by G.W. Beldam printed on tissue paper. Mr G.W. Beldam, "of the Middlesex Eleven, well known as an author, an artist, and a first-class cricketer". Published in 'The Empire's Cricketers, 1905' for the Fine Art Society by Dawbarn & Ward, London. . The prints were lithographed by Spottiswoode & Co, London.
Approx 25.5cms by 38cms.
One of a series of colour lithographic portraits of cricketers on heavy grey paper, after drawings by A. Chevallier Tayler, each with a biographical sketch by G.W. Beldam printed on tissue paper. Mr G.W. Beldam, "of the Middlesex Eleven, well known as an author, an artist, and a first-class cricketer". Published in 'The Empire's Cricketers, 1905' for the Fine Art Society by Dawbarn & Ward, London. . The prints were lithographed by Spottiswoode & Co, London.
Approx 25.5cms by 38cms.
Price: £95.00
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Mr. Gregor McGregor, Middlesex - About to take a ball on the leg side.
Ref: 2345914
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One of a series of colour lithographic portraits of cricketers on heavy grey paper, after drawings by A. Chevallier Tayler, each with a biographical sketch by G.W. Beldam printed on tissue paper. Mr G.W. Beldam, "of the Middlesex Eleven, well known as an author, an artist, and a first-class cricketer". Published in 'The Empire's Cricketers, 1905' for the Fine Art Society by Dawbarn & Ward, London. . The prints were lithographed by Spottiswoode & Co, London.
Approx 25.5cms by 38cms.
One of a series of colour lithographic portraits of cricketers on heavy grey paper, after drawings by A. Chevallier Tayler, each with a biographical sketch by G.W. Beldam printed on tissue paper. Mr G.W. Beldam, "of the Middlesex Eleven, well known as an author, an artist, and a first-class cricketer". Published in 'The Empire's Cricketers, 1905' for the Fine Art Society by Dawbarn & Ward, London. . The prints were lithographed by Spottiswoode & Co, London.
Approx 25.5cms by 38cms.
Price: £95.00
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The University Cricket Match at Lords.
Ref: 12495
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A page from "The Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News" published on July 13th, 1901. The Oxford Captain was F.P. Knox and the Cambridge Captain was S.M. Day. Some old marginal tears not affecting the image.
Approx 24cms by 34cms.
A page from "The Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News" published on July 13th, 1901. The Oxford Captain was F.P. Knox and the Cambridge Captain was S.M. Day. Some old marginal tears not affecting the image.
Approx 24cms by 34cms.
Price: £35.00
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Cricket - Philip Mead.
Ref: 7550
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A rare print after Henry Coller (1886 - 1958) This was published in an early 20th century magazine circa 1928 - 1930. Henry Coller was a commercial artist and illustrator who prepared the artwork for five series of cigarette cards between 1928 and 1934. His entry in "Who's Who in Art" (6th edition) mentions sports sketches and drawings of sportsmen. This print is one of a collection of prints from a scrap book compiled in 1930.
Approx 16cms by 21.5cms.
A rare print after Henry Coller (1886 - 1958) This was published in an early 20th century magazine circa 1928 - 1930. Henry Coller was a commercial artist and illustrator who prepared the artwork for five series of cigarette cards between 1928 and 1934. His entry in "Who's Who in Art" (6th edition) mentions sports sketches and drawings of sportsmen. This print is one of a collection of prints from a scrap book compiled in 1930.
Approx 16cms by 21.5cms.
Price: £40.00
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Cricket - A.T. Barber.
Ref: 7549
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A rare print after Henry Coller (1886 - 1958) This was published in an early 20th century magazine circa 1928 - 1930. Henry Coller was a commercial artist and illustrator who prepared the artwork for five series of cigarette cards between 1928 and 1934. His entry in "Who's Who in Art" (6th edition) mentions sports sketches and drawings of sportsmen. This print is one of a collection of prints from a scrap book compiled in 1930.
Approx 16cms by 21.5cms.
A rare print after Henry Coller (1886 - 1958) This was published in an early 20th century magazine circa 1928 - 1930. Henry Coller was a commercial artist and illustrator who prepared the artwork for five series of cigarette cards between 1928 and 1934. His entry in "Who's Who in Art" (6th edition) mentions sports sketches and drawings of sportsmen. This print is one of a collection of prints from a scrap book compiled in 1930.
Approx 16cms by 21.5cms.
Price: £40.00
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Cricket - F.E. Woolley.
Ref: 7548
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A rare print after Henry Coller (1886 - 1958) This was published in an early 20th century magazine circa 1928 - 1930. Henry Coller was a commercial artist and illustrator who prepared the artwork for five series of cigarette cards between 1928 and 1934. His entry in "Who's Who in Art" (6th edition) mentions sports sketches and drawings of sportsmen. This print is one of a collection of prints from a scrap book compiled in 1930.
Approx 16cms by 21.5cms.
A rare print after Henry Coller (1886 - 1958) This was published in an early 20th century magazine circa 1928 - 1930. Henry Coller was a commercial artist and illustrator who prepared the artwork for five series of cigarette cards between 1928 and 1934. His entry in "Who's Who in Art" (6th edition) mentions sports sketches and drawings of sportsmen. This print is one of a collection of prints from a scrap book compiled in 1930.
Approx 16cms by 21.5cms.
Price: £40.00
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Cricket - George Duckworth.
Ref: 7547
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A rare print after Henry Coller (1886 - 1958) This was published in an early 20th century magazine circa 1928 - 1930. Henry Coller was a commercial artist and illustrator who prepared the artwork for five series of cigarette cards between 1928 and 1934. His entry in "Who's Who in Art" (6th edition) mentions sports sketches and drawings of sportsmen. This print is one of a collection of prints from a scrap book compiled in 1930.
Approx 16cms by 21.5cms.
A rare print after Henry Coller (1886 - 1958) This was published in an early 20th century magazine circa 1928 - 1930. Henry Coller was a commercial artist and illustrator who prepared the artwork for five series of cigarette cards between 1928 and 1934. His entry in "Who's Who in Art" (6th edition) mentions sports sketches and drawings of sportsmen. This print is one of a collection of prints from a scrap book compiled in 1930.
Approx 16cms by 21.5cms.
Price: £40.00
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Cricket - H.G. Deane.
Ref: 7545
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A rare print after Henry Coller (1886 - 1958) This was published in an early 20th century magazine circa 1928 - 1930. Henry Coller was a commercial artist and illustrator who prepared the artwork for five series of cigarette cards between 1928 and 1934. His entry in "Who's Who in Art" (6th edition) mentions sports sketches and drawings of sportsmen. This print is one of a collection of prints from a scrap book compiled in 1930.
Approx 16cms by 21.5cms.
A rare print after Henry Coller (1886 - 1958) This was published in an early 20th century magazine circa 1928 - 1930. Henry Coller was a commercial artist and illustrator who prepared the artwork for five series of cigarette cards between 1928 and 1934. His entry in "Who's Who in Art" (6th edition) mentions sports sketches and drawings of sportsmen. This print is one of a collection of prints from a scrap book compiled in 1930.
Approx 16cms by 21.5cms.
Price: £40.00
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Cricket - Tich Freeman.
Ref: 7544
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A rare print after Henry Coller (1886 - 1958) This was published in an early 20th century magazine circa 1928 - 1930. Henry Coller was a commercial artist and illustrator who prepared the artwork for five series of cigarette cards between 1928 and 1934. His entry in "Who's Who in Art" (6th edition) mentions sports sketches and drawings of sportsmen. This print is one of a collection of prints from a scrap book compiled in 1930.
Approx 16cms by 21.5cms.
A rare print after Henry Coller (1886 - 1958) This was published in an early 20th century magazine circa 1928 - 1930. Henry Coller was a commercial artist and illustrator who prepared the artwork for five series of cigarette cards between 1928 and 1934. His entry in "Who's Who in Art" (6th edition) mentions sports sketches and drawings of sportsmen. This print is one of a collection of prints from a scrap book compiled in 1930.
Approx 16cms by 21.5cms.
Price: £40.00
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Cricket - E. Tyldesley.
Ref: 7543
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A rare print after Henry Coller (1886 - 1958) This was published in an early 20th century magazine circa 1928 - 1930. Henry Coller was a commercial artist and illustrator who prepared the artwork for five series of cigarette cards between 1928 and 1934. His entry in "Who's Who in Art" (6th edition) mentions sports sketches and drawings of sportsmen. This print is one of a collection of prints from a scrap book compiled in 1930.
Approx 16cms by 21.5cms.
A rare print after Henry Coller (1886 - 1958) This was published in an early 20th century magazine circa 1928 - 1930. Henry Coller was a commercial artist and illustrator who prepared the artwork for five series of cigarette cards between 1928 and 1934. His entry in "Who's Who in Art" (6th edition) mentions sports sketches and drawings of sportsmen. This print is one of a collection of prints from a scrap book compiled in 1930.
Approx 16cms by 21.5cms.
Price: £40.00
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Cricket - A.P.F. Chapman.
Ref: 7541
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A rare print after Henry Coller (1886 - 1958) This was published in an early 20th century magazine circa 1928 - 1930. Henry Coller was a commercial artist and illustrator who prepared the artwork for five series of cigarette cards between 1928 and 1934. His entry in "Who's Who in Art" (6th edition) mentions sports sketches and drawings of sportsmen. This print is one of a collection of prints from a scrap book compiled in 1930.
Approx 16cms by 21.5cms.
A rare print after Henry Coller (1886 - 1958) This was published in an early 20th century magazine circa 1928 - 1930. Henry Coller was a commercial artist and illustrator who prepared the artwork for five series of cigarette cards between 1928 and 1934. His entry in "Who's Who in Art" (6th edition) mentions sports sketches and drawings of sportsmen. This print is one of a collection of prints from a scrap book compiled in 1930.
Approx 16cms by 21.5cms.
Price: £40.00
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Cricket - R.E.S. Wyatt
Ref: 7540
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A rare print after Henry Coller (1886 - 1958) This was published in an early 20th century magazine circa 1928 - 1930. Henry Coller was a commercial artist and illustrator who prepared the artwork for five series of cigarette cards between 1928 and 1934. His entry in "Who's Who in Art" (6th edition) mentions sports sketches and drawings of sportsmen. This print is one of a collection of prints from a scrap book compiled in 1930.
Approx 16cms by 21.5cms.
A rare print after Henry Coller (1886 - 1958) This was published in an early 20th century magazine circa 1928 - 1930. Henry Coller was a commercial artist and illustrator who prepared the artwork for five series of cigarette cards between 1928 and 1934. His entry in "Who's Who in Art" (6th edition) mentions sports sketches and drawings of sportsmen. This print is one of a collection of prints from a scrap book compiled in 1930.
Approx 16cms by 21.5cms.
Price: £40.00
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Cricket - Maurice Tate.
Ref: 7539
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A rare print after Henry Coller (1886 - 1958) This was published in an early 20th century magazine circa 1928 - 1930. Henry Coller was a commercial artist and illustrator who prepared the artwork for five series of cigarette cards between 1928 and 1934. His entry in "Who's Who in Art" (6th edition) mentions sports sketches and drawings of sportsmen. This print is one of a collection of prints from a scrap book compiled in 1930.
Approx 16cms by 21.5cms.
A rare print after Henry Coller (1886 - 1958) This was published in an early 20th century magazine circa 1928 - 1930. Henry Coller was a commercial artist and illustrator who prepared the artwork for five series of cigarette cards between 1928 and 1934. His entry in "Who's Who in Art" (6th edition) mentions sports sketches and drawings of sportsmen. This print is one of a collection of prints from a scrap book compiled in 1930.
Approx 16cms by 21.5cms.
Price: £40.00
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Cricket - Wilfred Rhodes.
Ref: 7538
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A rare print after Henry Coller (1886 - 1958) This was published in an early 20th century magazine circa 1928 - 1930. Henry Coller was a commercial artist and illustrator who prepared the artwork for five series of cigarette cards between 1928 and 1934. His entry in "Who's Who in Art" (6th edition) mentions sports sketches and drawings of sportsmen. This print is one of a collection of prints from a scrap book compiled in 1930.
Approx 16cms by 21.5cms.
A rare print after Henry Coller (1886 - 1958) This was published in an early 20th century magazine circa 1928 - 1930. Henry Coller was a commercial artist and illustrator who prepared the artwork for five series of cigarette cards between 1928 and 1934. His entry in "Who's Who in Art" (6th edition) mentions sports sketches and drawings of sportsmen. This print is one of a collection of prints from a scrap book compiled in 1930.
Approx 16cms by 21.5cms.
Price: £40.00
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W.G. Grace and Thomas Hayward.
Ref: 6674
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An article entitled "Chronicles of Cricket - Changes in the World-Fames Game" which appeared in "The Shere" on July 14th, 1900. It includes two photographs of W.G. Grace and Thomas Hayward.
An article entitled "Chronicles of Cricket - Changes in the World-Fames Game" which appeared in "The Shere" on July 14th, 1900. It includes two photographs of W.G. Grace and Thomas Hayward.
Price: £30.00
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Some Representative Cricketers.
Ref: 5759
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A double-page woodcut engraving entitled "SOME REPRESENTATIVE CRICKETERS". Published in "The Graphic" newspaper on July, 12th, 1890. Cricketers include W.G.Grace, Lord Harris and W.W.Read.
Approx 85cms by 35cms.
A double-page woodcut engraving entitled "SOME REPRESENTATIVE CRICKETERS". Published in "The Graphic" newspaper on July, 12th, 1890. Cricketers include W.G.Grace, Lord Harris and W.W.Read.
Approx 85cms by 35cms.
Price: £75.00
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Cricket - Oxford and Cambridge at Lord's July 4, 5 and 6 1901.
Ref: 3382
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A woodcut engraving by R. Cleaver published in "The Illustrated London News" on 13th July, 1901 with later hand colouring. References are made to E.R. Wilson and F.P. Knox who were participants in the game.
Approx 35cms by 22cms
A woodcut engraving by R. Cleaver published in "The Illustrated London News" on 13th July, 1901 with later hand colouring. References are made to E.R. Wilson and F.P. Knox who were participants in the game.
Approx 35cms by 22cms
Price: £55.00
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