Colman (Sir Jeremiah) The Noble Game of Cricket, one of 150 copies, plates, many colour and mounted, some double-page, ex-library copy with ink stamp to title and plate versos, original green buckram, spine a little sunned and with library shelf number to foot, [Padwick 6968], 4to, Published for The Collector by B.T.Batsford, 1941. ⁂ Colman's collection of cricketing pictures was housed at Gatton Park, his country seat but when a fire ravaged the building in 1934 he decided to have the collection publicly exhibited at the Tate Gallery and to have some reproduced in this book.
Colman (Sir Jeremiah) The Noble Game of Cricket, one of 150 copies, plates, many colour and mounted, some double-page, ex-library copy with ink stamp to title and plate versos, original green buckram, spine a little sunned and with library shelf number to foot, [Padwick 6968], 4to, Published for The Collector by B.T.Batsford, 1941. ⁂ Colman's collection of cricketing pictures was housed at Gatton Park, his country seat but when a fire ravaged the building in 1934 he decided to have the collection publicly exhibited at the Tate Gallery and to have some reproduced in this book.
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