Middlesex v Leicestershire 1980s - a fully autographed Hunts County full size bat signed in ink to the face with numerous signatures
Estimate: $120 - $220
Australia v Middlesex 1977 and Middlesex v Sommerset 1977 - autographed full size Geoff Boycott bat signed in ink on the face and reverse by iconic players,
Estimate: $140 - $280
England v India 1979 and Middlesex v Yorkshire 1979 - autographed bat signed in ink on the face and reverse by players involved in these two separate series/matches,
Estimate: $300 - $600
England v West Indies 1995 - a fully autographed full size Hunts County bat signed in ink by the West Indies team and management along with printed team list next to the signatures,
Estimate: $300 - $600
MCC v Rest of the World 1987 - The MCC Bicentenary Match - autographed Duncan Fearnley full size bat signed in ink by all-time greats of the game,
Estimate: $700 - $1,200
England v Australia 1981 - Australia v England 1981 - a fully autographed Duncan Fearnley full size bat signed in ink by many legendary players,
Estimate: $800 - $1,500
Australia v England 1993 - (Ashes series most famous today for a single ball that changed cricket history) autographed Chad Valley Park junior size bat (725mm) signed in ink,
Estimate: $660 - $1,000
New Zealand team (likely from the 1983 Prudential World Cup) autographed unbranded miniature bat (370 mm) - signed in ink with a rare signature combination,
Estimate: $120 - $240
Five England Tour Christmas cards -4 signed by England Captain Mike Brearley and 1 signed by Ken Barrington (tour manager) along with England team players - 1977-78,
Two Royal Mail souvenir covers commemorating the MCC Cricket Festival 1985 signed by team members, including Mike Gatting, John Carr and Wayne Daniels.