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A 1938 AUSTRALIAN CRICKET TEAM PHOTOGRAPH SIGNED BY THE SQUAD while in England, also signed by the manager and scorer, mounted in an oak glazed frame - the photograph formerly belonged to the Yorkshire and England batsman Herbert Sutcliffe. (Photograph measures 23.5cm high, 31cm wide)

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A 1938 AUSTRALIAN CRICKET TEAM PHOTOGRAPH SIGNED BY THE SQUAD while in England, also signed by the manager and scorer, mounted in an oak glazed frame - the photograph formerly belonged to the Yorkshire and England batsman Herbert Sutcliffe. (Photograph measures 23.5cm high, 31cm wide)

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