Cricket 1914

THE WORLD OF CRICKET, July II 1914. CRICKET BALLS LEG GUARDS. BATTING GLOVES, GAUNTLETS. &c„ a special feature. REBLADING. H. G. & SONS are makers of “ The H. J. G.” “ VIKING,” “ IMPERIAL DRIVER." “ IMPROVED GRADIDGE,’' “ HARD COURT,” and many other Rackets, all of which are largely used both at home and abroad. Kent English Ash, Tracey’s Gut, and best workmanship guaranteed. Tennis Balls. Nets, &c. RESTRINGING. H. GRADIDGE & SONS, manufacturing Specialists of Cricket and £au>n Cennis Goods. S O L E M A K E R S O F T H E F A M O U S “ Imperial Driver” Cricket Bat (Patent No. 2Q20710) Made in Men’s, Small Men’s, College. 6, 5, 4. & 3 sizes. The “ H.J.G." f a c t o r y : Artillery Place, Woolwich, England. As used by all the leading Cricketers—including County Uaiversitv. Public School and Colonial Cricket. SE N D FOR F R E E IL L U S T R A T E D L IS T .

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