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ENGLAND V WEST INDIES 1957 (LORD'S) CRICKET SEAT RESERVATION

ENGLAND V WEST INDIES 1957 (LORD

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Original seat reservation and pass to a box in the Grand Stand for the second day (June 21st 1957) of the Lord's Test match between England and West Indies. The owner would have seen Cowdrey score 152 as England piled on the pressure in their first innings before making inroads into the West Indian batting line-up for the second time.

Both 9 x 13cm. Corner missing from seat reservation and holes punched to box pass, which is also signed by the box holder. Good condition.

Date
1957

£22.00 (Code: 69031)

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