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Auction of Cricket, Wisden Cricketers' Almanacks, Football and Sporting Memorabilia including the David Frith Collection- 2 Day Auction (#10) 06/08/2023 10:30 AM BST Closed

Starts Ending 06/08/2023 10:30 AM BST

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Lot #438‘‘A Cobbett Triangular Bat c1889’. A triangular practice cricket bat made by James Cobbett of St.John’s Wood, London. The triangular shaped bat’s blade is only 2.2.5” in width and has ‘Cobbett, Marylebone’ stamped below the splice and Cobbett’s trade mark stamp to the top of the splice. The back of the blade rises sharply from the splice into an acutely angled ridge before sharply falling away at the last moment towards the toe. The thickness of the blade is almost constant from shoulder to toe.

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Lot closed - Winning bid:N/A
Estimate: £150 - £250

 

  • ‘‘A Cobbett Triangular Bat c1889’. A triangular practice cricket bat made by James Cobbett of St.John’s Wood, London. The triangular shaped bat’s blade is only 2.2.5” in width and has ‘Cobbett, Marylebone’ stamped below the splice and Cobbett’s trade mark
  • ‘‘A Cobbett Triangular Bat c1889’. A triangular practice cricket bat made by James Cobbett of St.John’s Wood, London. The triangular shaped bat’s blade is only 2.2.5” in width and has ‘Cobbett, Marylebone’ stamped below the splice and Cobbett’s trade mark - 2
  • ‘‘A Cobbett Triangular Bat c1889’. A triangular practice cricket bat made by James Cobbett of St.John’s Wood, London. The triangular shaped bat’s blade is only 2.2.5” in width and has ‘Cobbett, Marylebone’ stamped below the splice and Cobbett’s trade mark - 3
  • ‘‘A Cobbett Triangular Bat c1889’. A triangular practice cricket bat made by James Cobbett of St.John’s Wood, London. The triangular shaped bat’s blade is only 2.2.5” in width and has ‘Cobbett, Marylebone’ stamped below the splice and Cobbett’s trade mark - 4