Contents

001-020 General
021-024 Boxing
025-025 Commonwealth & Empire Games
026-339 Cricket
026-033 Cricket – 19th Century
034-052 Cricket – 1900 to 1927
053-094 Cricket – The Bradman Era
095-209 Cricket – 1949 to Date
210-276 Cricket – The Keith Stackpole Collection
277-311 Cigarette & Trade Cards (Cricket)
312-339 Cricket – Team Sheets & Autograph Pages
340-340 Cycling
341-620 Australian Rules Football
341-382 The Paul Kennelly Collection – South Melbourne Swans
383-570 Football (Australian Rules)
571-616 Cigarette & Trade Cards (Australian Rules Football)
617-620 Football Records
621-623 Football (Rugby League)
624-627 Football (Soccer)
628-629 Golf
630-643 Horse Racing
644-658 Motor Racing
659-704 1932 Los Angeles, X Summer Olympics
705-706 Rowing
707-707 Tennis
708-708 Yachting

Highlights include The Keith Stackpole Collection (Cricket), The Paul Kennelly Collection (South Melbourne Swans), The Danny Mayer English Derby Saddle and The 1948 Caulfield Cup.

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Illustrated insert:

VICTOR TRUMPER’S MATCH-USED CRICKET BAT, PRESENTED TO JACK RYDER, WHO IN TURN PRESENTED IT TO KEITH WILLIAM STACKPOLE.
Having used the A.G. Spalding & Brothers “Hayward Century” full-size cricket bat during the 1911-12 English tour of Australia, Trumper finally used the bat during his Testimonial Match, held at the Sydney Cricket Ground in February 1913. The four-day match between New South Wales (led by Clem Hill) and The Rest (led by Trumper) resulted in a draw (rain disrupted the second day and washed out the fourth) but raised the then record amount of £2,950 towards Trumper’s retirement. Trumper made the highest individual and cumulative score with this bat (126 n.o., and 61).

The bat is signed and dedicated in ink “Used in Testimonial Match 7/2/13”; it also bears the dated signature of John Nobbs 12/2/13. Nobbs was a soccer and cricket administrator, a JP and founder of the Royal Australian Historical Society.