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Wisden Cricketers' Almanack 1939 Wisden (BC0908) Original Hardback
£650
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At a glance
1939 Wisden Year
Super 9/10 Condition
Complete, no creasing Front Hinge
Complete, no creasing Back Hinge
Lovely, Cover Lettering
Excellent Spine Lettering
Super Spine Condition
N/A Dust Wrapper
All Costs quoted are inclusive of postage/packing to within the UK
Other P/P costs in pounds:
Europe/Eire: £6.50
Rest of the World: £10
Postage discounts will be given for multiple purchases
Additional Information
This is a Super 1939 original Wisden hardback.
The front cover gilt is typically decent, the spine is super, clear and bright.
There is some scuffing to the very top edge of the spine board
Internally a good solid edition. The internal hinges are very nice and the contents are in splendid condition. Finding good quality 1939 hadbacks is tricky, this is a very nice edition
When Dennis Lillee and Jeff Thomson were at the height of their fame they were interviewed together on Australian Television. At one point the interview asked Lillee
"Tell me, Dennis, what would you do if you discovered you only had thirty minutes to live?"
Lillee replied, "I'd make love to the first thing that moved"
The interviewer turned to Thomson and said "And what would you do Jeff/"
Thommo replied, "I wouldn't move for half an hour"
(Taken from The Wit of Cricket)Thommo replied, "I wouldn't move for half an hour"
(Taken from The Wit of Cricket)
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