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JUBILEE TEST 1977 Headingley Taverner's Club member's pass for the Test match between England and Australia Saturday 13th August 1977. 5.25cms high x 4.25cms wide. Green thick card. Offers accepted. |
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JUBILEE TEST 1977 B/W Black and white postcard of the two teams from the above tour. Australia on one side and England on the other. (1977) Australian Touring Party: Bright. Hughes. Robinson. Cosier. Malone. Serjeant. Dymock. Pascoe. Maddocks. O"Keefe. McCosker. Walters. Chappell (Capt.) Marsh. Walker. Thomson. Davis. England XII: Randall. Woolmer. Old. Willis. Miller. Lever. Barlow. Underwood. Amiss. Brearley (Capt.) Greg. Knott. Offers accepted. |
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JUBILEE TEST 1977 Photocopy of the signatures of the Australian 1977 Touring Team on the official headed notepaper. Offers accepted. |
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HARDBACK BOOK "A Game Divided" by Peter McFarlane Pub: Hutchinson, Australia 1977 23 black and white photographs. Dustjacket and book near mint. The 1977 Australian tour of England resulted in their worst performance since 1886 but also co-incided with Kerry Packer's controversial signing of 35 of Australia's best cricketers for his own TV series. Peter McFarlane watched it unfold and recalls the amazing saga that effected cricket throughout the world. Peter McFarlane was the chief cricket writer for the "AGE" in Melbourne and winner of the Victoria Cricket Association's media award in 76/77. He was one of two Australian journalists who broke the original story of the Packer troupe. £10.00 + pp |
