James Lillywhite's Cricketers' Annual 1896

JAMES LILLYWHITE, FROWD & Co. Xl l . BATTING GLOVES AND SHIELDS— continued . 123. —Batting Gloves, with good grey tubular or corrugated rubbers .. per pair 6 6 124. —Bo. best Gloves, with extra quality stout grey rubbers... ... • >» L *1 125. —Superior G lo v e s , w i th good tubular or corrugated red rubbers ... 7 6 126 . —Finest do., with extra quality red rubber, specially made to w ith­ stand extreme climates, rubbers sewn and cemented........................... 8 6 127.—Sponge Rubber Batting Gloves ............................................................... >, * 6 A ll the above Gloves may be had in either the A lbert or Buttonless pa ttern , a.** p e r diagram p . 12. N .B .—Sponge Rubber Gloves cannot be guaranteed. Left-handed pairs or single right-hand gloves may be had. SKELETON BATT ING GLOVE . 128. — Ske leton Batting Gloves (as d iagram ), superior grey r u b b e r .............. per pair 7 6 129. — D o . w ith best red rubbers .............. ..................................... ... » ^ 6 % 1110.— Surridge ’ s Patent Batting Shields (see w ood -cu t above , , the most perfect protection known, also allows free grasp o f ba t handle ... per pair 8 6 131. —Th e Surrey Batting Shields, in red rubber ...................................... .. „ G 6 132.—D o . extra large do. ........................................................................................... ‘ * 2, N ewington C auseway , and 69 to 74, B okovgh R oad , L ondon , S.E.