A mate of mine owed me a score and lumbered me with these bats. Have I been done or got a bargain? (No real desire to keep them myself).
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A mate of mine owed me a score and lumbered me with these bats. Have I been done or got a bargain? (No real desire to keep them myself).
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Last edited by Over Carl; 9th January 2012 at 10:21 AM.
Any info or dates on them?
"Great spirits have always found violent opposition from mediocre minds" - Albert Einstein
I can see Martin bicknell and andy caddick. And 99/00 on them. England team? They both would have been in the squad around then but more likely to have been from the county circuit. I'll ask a couple of my pals if they can identify the autographs.
"Great spirits have always found violent opposition from mediocre minds" - Albert Einstein
Over Carl (9th January 2012)
I would say the middle bat is from the 1999 Natwest trophy semi-final team of Somerset .....It was played on 14/8/99 and Caddick played for Somerset at that time ........
Over Carl (9th January 2012)
Could be Surrey too. The Hollioake brothers are on one of them, the younger brother Ben died in 2002.
Whatever signatures, I think they're worth £20 easily it's just a matter of who would buy them. Probably best to sell them as a job lot.
No sympathy for the devil; keep that in mind. Buy the ticket, take the ride...
Over Carl (9th January 2012)
The 1st bat i am confident is Surrey 2001-2002 side as Ed Giddings is there and he only played one season for them .....on it i can see martin bicknell and adam hollyoak who were both in the Surrey side at the time ....They won the Benson & Hedges cup that season so it could be from then ??
Over Carl (9th January 2012)
MAny thanks to everyone who's tried to decipher them upside down! Sorry I was in a rush last night.
I'm thinking I need to figure out all the signatures and get them on the bay - I thought the bats alone without sigs must be worth a score to someone who needs them, but glad to get your opinions.
I would suggest using a proper auction room in a specialist sale, they have to be worth way more than £20 so get a sporting memorabilia specialist to take a look and advise. Most decent auction rooms have an online element to their sales so eBay with all its associated problems will be best avoided.
Over Carl (9th January 2012)
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