Cricket Agreements and Correspondence from Early 20th Century
5 May 1910 'Agreement between The Melbourne Cricket Club, Victorian Cricket Association & The Trustees of Melbourne Cricket Ground', signed by Leo Cussen & Benjamin Wardill for the M.C.C., Donald McKinnon & Edward Heather for the V.C.A., and John Mackey for the M.C.G. Also, a similar document dated 15th Dec. 1919, signed by Leo Cussen & Hugh Trumble for the M.C.C., Donald McKinnon & Ernets Bean for the V.C.A., and John Mackey for the M.C.G.; also some 1910 correspondence from Colin Sinclair regarding players and umpires allowances, International Team allowances, etc. A fascinating and unique group.
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