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Auction of Cricket, Football, Golf & Sporting Memorabilia - Live Three Day Auction (#17) 21/03/2025 10:30 AM GMT Closed

Starts Ending 21/03/2025 10:30 AM GMT

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Lot #352 The M.C.C. All Cane cricket bat circa 1925. Impressed to blade M.C.C. Company Ltd, Bedford and across the slice ‘All Cane’ and below the splice ‘Loyd & Son, Lewes & Horsham (retailers stamp). The handle is formed from thirteen split canes, one of which is now missing. Geirge Bussey was a very successful entrepreneur fro whom cricket bat making was only one of his business interests. The blade is bound in two areas. Sold with the late vendors research notes giving further information on the bat.

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Lot closed - unsold (3 bids)
Estimate: £70 - £100

 

  • The M.C.C. All Cane cricket bat circa 1925. Impressed to blade M.C.C. Company Ltd, Bedford and across the slice ‘All Cane’ and below the splice ‘Loyd & Son, Lewes & Horsham (retailers stamp). The handle is formed from thirteen split canes, one of which is
  • The M.C.C. All Cane cricket bat circa 1925. Impressed to blade M.C.C. Company Ltd, Bedford and across the slice ‘All Cane’ and below the splice ‘Loyd & Son, Lewes & Horsham (retailers stamp). The handle is formed from thirteen split canes, one of which is - 2
  • The M.C.C. All Cane cricket bat circa 1925. Impressed to blade M.C.C. Company Ltd, Bedford and across the slice ‘All Cane’ and below the splice ‘Loyd & Son, Lewes & Horsham (retailers stamp). The handle is formed from thirteen split canes, one of which is - 3
  • The M.C.C. All Cane cricket bat circa 1925. Impressed to blade M.C.C. Company Ltd, Bedford and across the slice ‘All Cane’ and below the splice ‘Loyd & Son, Lewes & Horsham (retailers stamp). The handle is formed from thirteen split canes, one of which is - 4
  • The M.C.C. All Cane cricket bat circa 1925. Impressed to blade M.C.C. Company Ltd, Bedford and across the slice ‘All Cane’ and below the splice ‘Loyd & Son, Lewes & Horsham (retailers stamp). The handle is formed from thirteen split canes, one of which is - 5
  • The M.C.C. All Cane cricket bat circa 1925. Impressed to blade M.C.C. Company Ltd, Bedford and across the slice ‘All Cane’ and below the splice ‘Loyd & Son, Lewes & Horsham (retailers stamp). The handle is formed from thirteen split canes, one of which is - 6