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
We suggest the eighteen members of the squad come from the Aeroplane Repair Section of the Australian Flying Corps based at Leighterton. We purchased this photograph with a small group of aerial photographs of Leighterton Aerodrome, about which the Australian War Memorial has this to say: 'By 1917 the Australian..... 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
The image is undated and is not credited in any way, but it is signed 'J.B. Hobbs' very clearly in ink across the pads. The originally blank verso is now even more interesting than the face of the card: it bears a lengthy autograph message signed by Hobbs. It was..... 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
The photograph is personally signed in ink on the image by Sir Donald Bradman (1908-2001), and comes with our letter of authenticity. Although produced in the mid-1990s, this photograph was individually printed from the original 1930s negative. We purchased this item in the late 1990s from a source whom we..... More
The photograph is personally signed in ink on the image by Sir Donald Bradman (1908-2001), and comes with our letter of authenticity. Although produced in the mid-1990s, this photograph was individually printed from the original 1930s negative. We purchased this item in the late 1990s from a source whom we..... 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
Adelaide, Rigby, 1972. With the contemporary ink signature of Don Bradman on the title page. More
London, Little, Brown, 1996. Signed with a thick black felt-tipped pen by Don Bradman on the title page. 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
London, Little, Brown, 1996. Signed with a thick black felt-tipped pen by Don Bradman on the title page. More
With the contemporary signature of the guest speaker, Don Bradman, on the third page. More
London, Herbert Jenkins, 1956/ 1954. More
Murray Bridge, The Author, 1989. More
Scarsdale, John W. Barnes, 1976. More
London, Chapman and Hall, 1926. With the ownership signature of Ernest H.M. Baillie, the sportswriter 'BAIL', who possessed an exceptional cricket library (see the MCG website). Includes Australia v England, 1893-1909. Also with the stamps (pocket, card and cancellation datestamp) of the Melbourne Cricket Club library. Catton also writes of..... More
[Shoalhaven], Shoalhaven Discrict Cricket Association, [1994]. Signed by the author. More
Sparkford, Haynes, 1978. With the ownership details of Eddie Thomas, Australian racing identity. More
