George Giffen & Gentlemen, 1894. (Team Photo)

For Sale is a Full Page removed from "Famous Cricketers and Cricket Grounds, 1895," showing the Following Two Cricketing Photographs one on each side.

1- George Giffen.
WITHOUT a doubt, the best all-round Cricketer in Australia, it is a question whether GEORGE GIFFEN has at the present time an equal in the world of cricket.  A native of South Australia, his first visit to England was with the Third Australian Team.  Since then he has been over in 1884, 1886, and 1893, in which last he made the two highest scores credited to himin England- 180 v. Gloucestershire and 171 against Yorkshire.  His highest score against an English Team was his 203 for South Australia against the English Team in 1887.  If not an elegant batsman, has most of the qualities essential to success, with unwearing defence, as well as plenty of hit if required, and withal excellent judgment.  A most reliable bowler, slow round with mostly an off-break.

2- GENTLEMEN,  1894.  (Team Photograph.)
J. Douglas.   J. R. Mason.   G. J. Mordaunt.   A. C. Maclaren.   S. M. J. Woods.   H. T. Hewett.   W. G. Grace.   H. W. Painbridge.   F. S. Jackson.   G. Macgregor.   A. E. Stoddart.

LORD'S MATCH, July 9, 10 &11.- In this match F. S. JACKSON and S. M. J. WOODS bowled unchanged throughout both innings of the Players.

Condition is Very Good.