Cricket Books - Page 52

Dave Gregory · 13-02-2008, 01:34 AM

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It's a public service considering I'm probably the only person in the country who actually paid money for it.

Not the only one - I too have a copy that I paid for. $1 at the Tamworth Rotary Book Fair about two years ago. And it was probaby over-priced at that

archie mac · 27-02-2008, 03:58 PM

LT are you there?

http://www.cricketweb.net/cricketbooks/5030.php

Joe Ninety · 27-02-2008, 06:43 PM

Nice one Archie, oh yeh got given 'Arlott' yesterday as a present. Quite looking forward to it.

archie mac · 27-02-2008, 11:26 PM

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Originally Posted by Joe Ninety

Nice one Archie, oh yeh got given 'Arlott' yesterday as a present. Quite looking forward to it.

By David Rayvern Allen?

AussieFlea · 27-02-2008, 11:50 PM

I only have a few cricket books myself, but my Pop has an incredible collection of over 1500 books (and yes, every Wisden bar one) stored in his garage that he's bought over the past few years on the street, in shops and eBay. He actually keeps an up-to-date excel document of the books title, their cost and publish date -- I'll email him tonight and see if I can get a few pics of the collection.

Joe Ninety · 28-02-2008, 12:00 AM

Archie - thats the very one.Only read the introduction so far,I'll have some time tonight to delve in to it.

Aussie Flea - that collection sounds fantastic, I' only up to about fifty books. Photos would be well appreciated for a beginning collector. Does your Pop let you read those books?

archie mac · 28-02-2008, 12:26 AM

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Originally Posted by AussieFlea

I only have a few cricket books myself, but my Pop has an incredible collection of over 1500 books (and yes, every Wisden bar one) stored in his garage that he's bought over the past few years on the street, in shops and eBay. He actually keeps an up-to-date excel document of the books title, their cost and publish date -- I'll email him tonight and see if I can get a few pics of the collection.

My mouth is watering

I also keep an excel document

And yes photos would be great

archie mac · 28-02-2008, 12:27 AM

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Originally Posted by Joe Ninety

Archie - thats the very one.Only read the introduction so far,I'll have some time tonight to delve in to it.

I have not read that one, so let us know what you think

AussieFlea · 28-02-2008, 06:14 AM

Couldn't get those pics tonight guys, I'll try again tomorrow.

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Aussie Flea - that collection sounds fantastic, I' only up to about fifty books. Photos would be well appreciated for a beginning collector. Does your Pop let you read those books?

I haven't asked, but I'm pretty sure he'd let me borrow them.

pasag · 08-03-2008, 02:37 AM

Haigh's few chapters in The Big Ship about the war between the Melbourne Cricket Club-SACA-The players and the State associations in 1905 is one of the most engrossing things on cricket I've read.

archie mac · 08-03-2008, 03:53 PM

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Originally Posted by pasag

Haigh's few chapters in The Big Ship about the war between the Melbourne Cricket Club-SACA-The players and the State associations in 1905 is one of the most engrossing things on cricket I've read.

Yes, great stuff, I would hate to take on WWA he must have been one tough opponent

neville cardus · 10-03-2008, 09:19 AM

In a veritable muffin of a second-hand bookstore out here in Grahamstown, I have picked up, among others, Tiger's Cricket Conquest, Lord Hawke's autobiography and, perhaps most impressively, the fourth volume of The Windsor Magazine, which includes "Cricketers I Have Met", the celebrated article which propelled Fry into literary eminence; a twelve-page dissertation by Ranji on the art of fielding; a feature story on the last-mentioned; and some cricketing anecdotes by Albert Gibson in a preview of Stoddart's 1897/98 tour.

neville cardus · 10-03-2008, 09:22 AM

As all of its articles are now well out of copyright, I'll see about posting them some time.

archie mac · 10-03-2008, 04:10 PM

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Originally Posted by neville cardus

As all of its articles are now well out of copyright, I'll see about posting them some time.

Yes would be great

neville cardus · 15-03-2008, 06:24 PM

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Originally Posted by archie mac

Yes would be great

Which ones (if any) haven't you read?

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Joe Ninety School Boy/Girl Captain Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: I can smell your chips Posts: 121	Nice one Archie, oh yeh got given 'Arlott' yesterday as a present. Quite looking forward to it.

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Joe Ninety School Boy/Girl Captain Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: I can smell your chips Posts: 121	Archie - thats the very one.Only read the introduction so far,I'll have some time tonight to delve in to it. Aussie Flea - that collection sounds fantastic, I' only up to about fifty books. Photos would be well appreciated for a beginning collector. Does your Pop let you read those books?

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neville cardus International 12th Man Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: South Africa Posts: 1,672	As all of its articles are now well out of copyright, I'll see about posting them some time.

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