The Test Match at Lord's.-The Opening Day. 1921.

For Sale is a Full page removed from "The Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News," Jne 18th, 1921,"showing the Following Comic Drawings by Chas. Grave for "The Test Match at Lord's- The Opening Day."

   1- Armstrong and Gregory are both big enough to work for wickets without D. J. Knight handing them upon a dish. Altruism can be carried too far.

   2- If ever i go to the Zoo I shall go with WOOLLEY that is if he'll take me.

   3- By Love !  I recognise you now.  You're Comrade Andrews. How are you.

   4- W.W. ARMSTRONG must have a poor opinion of the eye-sight of the English Captain.  He placed T.J ANDREWS  4 1/8th. inches away from him.

    5- C. E. PELLEW dropped N. HAIG twice off successive balls.  A.  MAILEY took it very well, he did not fly off the handle or beat the air or anything like that.

    6- H. CARTER  is a merry little man  and no wonder.  He has the best view of Life's funniest happenings.

   7- Look !  I've Knocked the bails off.

   8- Hon. H. L. TENNYSON.

   9- Don't worry about photographs of E. A. McDONALD this is what he looks like to - but why mention names ?

    10- If six young batsmen can make 'ig runs, how many -  C. B. FRY making a calculation.

    11- mind you're not out wheel before wicket.

    12- Old Blood or New Blood ?

    13- It's a pity Mr. ASQUITH did'nt get there a bit sooner. He might have been chosen to play for us.

    14- Well dressed Man : "Tell me about the Test Match."
           Ex-well dressed Man :  "I can't, I did'nt get in."
           W.D.M.:   "Didn'tgetin !  But I thought you had a ticket."
           Ex.  W.D.M.:  "So I had.  That's why."

Condition is Very Good.