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AFTER THE GOLDEN AGE: SIXTY YEARS OF CRICKET - A SPECTATORS VIEW (JOHN WOODCOCK'S COPY)

AFTER THE GOLDEN AGE: SIXTY YEARS OF CRICKET - A SPECTATORS VIEW (JOHN WOODCOCK

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A spectator's view of cricket, particularly Yorkshire cricket since the end of the Golden Age.

Paperback. 8vo. 61pp. Illustrated stiffened paper wrappers. Good condition. Signed by the author to title-page. A letter from the author is slipped in which is addressed to the great cricket journalist and author John Woodcock. The letter includes some intetesting notes on the state of cricket at the time.

Date
1990
Publisher
Queen Anne Press
Author
G. H. Rayner

£15.00 (Code: 100226)

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