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G. B. BUCKLEY
Fresh Light on 18th Century Cricket: a collection of 1,000 new cricket notices from 1697 to 1800 A.D.
Birmingham: Cotterell, 1935. 8vo., frontispiece, original green and white cloth (front cover slightly bubbled). 2-leaf supplement on yellow paper, listing abbreviations, loosely inserted. Also with one tipped-in and 4 loosely-inserted autograph letters from the author to C. J. Britton, dated Weston-super-Mare, 22 June 1935 to 19 August 1938, 4to. and 8vo., all one page; and a further tipped-in 1938 letter from Hedley Hervey to Britton. Buckley's letter of 12 December 1937 thanks Britton for the "very kind remarks about my second book, which would in all probability have been non-existent but for your enthusiastic welcome of the first". Goldman p. 91; Padwick 801.
[with Buckley's:]
Fresh Light on Pre-Victorian Cricket: a collection of new cricket notices from 1709 to 1837
Birmingham: Cotterell, 1937. 8vo. (some spotting), uniformly bound with the previous volume. Eagar regarded both volumes as "indispensable" for inclusion in a revised edition of Britton's 100 Best. Goldman p. 91; Padwick 801 & 870. (2)
Fresh Light on 18th Century Cricket: a collection of 1,000 new cricket notices from 1697 to 1800 A.D.
Birmingham: Cotterell, 1935. 8vo., frontispiece, original green and white cloth (front cover slightly bubbled). 2-leaf supplement on yellow paper, listing abbreviations, loosely inserted. Also with one tipped-in and 4 loosely-inserted autograph letters from the author to C. J. Britton, dated Weston-super-Mare, 22 June 1935 to 19 August 1938, 4to. and 8vo., all one page; and a further tipped-in 1938 letter from Hedley Hervey to Britton. Buckley's letter of 12 December 1937 thanks Britton for the "very kind remarks about my second book, which would in all probability have been non-existent but for your enthusiastic welcome of the first". Goldman p. 91; Padwick 801.
[with Buckley's:]
Fresh Light on Pre-Victorian Cricket: a collection of new cricket notices from 1709 to 1837
Birmingham: Cotterell, 1937. 8vo. (some spotting), uniformly bound with the previous volume. Eagar regarded both volumes as "indispensable" for inclusion in a revised edition of Britton's 100 Best. Goldman p. 91; Padwick 801 & 870. (2)
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