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SS Jumbo Line Up Work on Paper
$30.00This artwork, (one of 100) printed on German Hahnemuhle Etching paper (310gsm) features several examples of the SS Jumbo, an iconic bat of the 1980's that became a favourite the world over. Heavier than the average bat due to its exaggerated back, the bat was catapulted to super stardom when the world's most charismatic batsman, Viv Richards, began using it to gre ...
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GN Scoops Line Up Work on Paper
$30.00This artwork, (one of 100) printed on German Hahnemuhle Etching paper (310gsm) features several examples of arguably the most iconic bat design of the past 50 years; the Gray Nicolls 'Scoop'. The radical concept which was centred around a prominent hollowed out section at the back of the bat, (primarily to widen the sweet spot & reduce weight), led to a period ...
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Vintage Wicket Keeping Gloves Work on Paper
$30.00This artwork, (one of 100) printed on German Hahnemuhle Etching paper (310gsm) features a beautiful pair of vintage wicket keeping gloves, circa 1960's. Only marginally more rudimentary than today's models this particular pair look to have seen a bit of action based on the wear and tear evident, (typically produced from the repeated pounding from a hard leather ba ...
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Bat Line Up Gift Tag 6 Pack
$18.00This 6cm x 8.5cm Double Sided Gift Tag is adorned with 13 beautiful old cricket bats. This pack features 6 of the Bat Line Up design and each tag is housed individually in clear cello sleeves.
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Bat Line Up Fine Bone China Tea Cup
$32.00At last; our most popular design on a superb fine bone china tea cup. Featuring 21 vintage bats, this is a must for any cricket lover. The large 460ml capacity cup is lightweight and dishwasher and microwave safe. Packaged in a cardboard box.
Slow Cricket
Slow Cricket
Slow Cricket is a nod to another game and time. Before ramp shots and switch hits, before back of a length balls and wide yorkers. When batsmen entered the playing arena after their counterpart left it and fielders ambled in with the bowler, when the Gray Nicolls Scoop was every cricketer's object of desire and Greg Chappell's signature was sought on every lad's bat.