![Australian Cricket Team. South African Tour, 1935-36 [cover title]. An official Christmas card....](/pictures/thumb/56476_01.jpg?v=1563424609)
The third page is inscribed ('To you both and Lin') and signed in ink by Bert Oldfield, wicket-keeper on the tour. The centre-spread makes a most attractive display item. More
'The late withdrawal of key (Indian) players ... greatly weakened its side. The strength of Australian cricket at this time further unbalanced the contest, resulting in a 4-0 thrashing in the series' (Webster). This is hardly surprising, considering that ALL of the Australians in this particular team went on the..... More
Adelaide, South Australian Football League Limited (and printed by Lonnen & Cope), 1924. 'Umpires and stewards must report bad language and foul play, such as hitting with the fist and with the elbow. The game, according to the laws, is strong enough, there being no occasion for foulness of any..... More
Melbourne, MCC Library, 2002. Signed by all four authors. More
Kingston, University of the West Indies Press, 1998. More
North Adelaide, The Golf Club, 1985. Loosely inserted is a 165x215mm black and white photograph of Howard Cocks, "the grand old man of North Adelaide Golf Club" (page 141). More
North Adelaide, The Golf Club, 1985. More
Not in Padwick (should it be?). More
Tralee, The Kerryman, [1954]. The history, the colour and the pageantry of Ireland's thirty-five packs of foxhounds and staghounds. Illustrations by Lionel Edwards. More
London, Macmillan, 1987. Inscribed, dated (5 February 1988) and signed by the author. More
Sydney, Rigby, 1987. The first trade edition, vastly superior to subsequent reprints. The frontispiece in each volume has been signed in blue ballpoint pen by Don Bradman, and there is a further signed inscription from him on the title-page of the first volume. (The leather-bound edition of 500 sets, with..... More
It was printed from the original 1930s negative in the mid-1990s, when it was personally signed in ink by Bradman and purchased by us at that time. Offered together with a vintage blotter issued by Vacuum Oil Company ('marketers of Laurel, Australia's Greatest Kerosene'), where a detail from the same..... More
Bowral, Allen and Kemsley/ Bradman Museum, 1994. Number 260 of the deluxe edition of 974 copies signed by Don Bradman. Loosely inserted is a sheetlet of ten Sir Donald Bradman stamps in Australia Post's Australian Legends series (still in the original packaging) and a copy of the Bradman Museum booklet..... More
Sydney, Australian Broadcasting Corporation, 1994. Signed by Don Bradman with a thick black felt-tipped pen at the foot of the title page. More
Sydney, Angus and Robertson, 1950 [third impression]/ 1943. Inscribed 'To Chris, Wishing you a very Happy Birthday. Don Bradman 1/11/51'. We know this to be a present from Don to a child the Bradmans fostered, as we bought it in 2002 from the recipient (and have just got around to..... More
South Melbourne, Macmillan, 1983 [first edition]. With a contemporary (blue ink) signature of Don Bradman on the title page. More
South Melbourne, Macmillan, 1983. Signed by Don Bradman in thin blue ink on the title page. More
South Melbourne, Macmillan, 1983 [first edition]. With a contemporary (blue ink) signature of Don Bradman on the half-title. More
Adelaide, Wakefield Press/ SACA, 1984. One of 299 numbered copies of the deluxe edition issued with a gilt-embossed leather cricket ball signed by Don Bradman (still present with this copy - many are no longer so!). The odd limitation number was chosen because it is the Test record for the..... More
