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ASSOCIATED STAMPS are those which are issued by Bona-fide Postal Authorities around the world, but whose CRICKET theme is not readily apparent - serious enthusiasts have researched the subject and found interesting "Associations" with the game, which are usually explained in the text.

{NOTE: Because so many issued stamps can be "Associated" with CRICKET, indirectly, or in some cases, obtusely, these items listed below give details ONLY as a reference, of issues previously discovered or researched by "ENTHUSIASTS". It is up to each individual collector to decide how far to go in the definition of "Associated" stamps - otherwise you may run the risk of lining the pockets of unscrupulous  dealers or agents who may find a way of "unloading" material onto a market which collects "everything". It is your choice!}

     

Our Order No.

Date

Reason for the issue and brief details

ASS/41 1986 16th Sept

GREAT BRITAIN
LORD TEDDER & LORD PORTAL

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Past PRESIDENT of SURREY CCC and Past PRESIDENT of MCC

ASS/42

TRINIDAD & TOBAGO
Dr.ERIC WILLIAMS - it was originally thought that he was a 1st Class Cricketer but this has been proved to be erroneous by an eminent Cricket Historian - David Frith - who states that Williams "deserved to be included in Associated as did Gordon Brown"!!

This entry was therefore amended on 18th November 2009

 
 

 

ASS/43 1986 22nd May

BERMUDA
Re-view of previous stamp - see Ass 28

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ASS/43A 1986 1st Nov

SRI LANKA
1 of a set of 4v - shows Amanda College Playing Fields

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ASS/43B 16th Sep 1987

GIBRALTAR
VICTORIA STADIUM - the Cricket Ground
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ASS/44 6th Sept 1989

S0UTH AFRICA
Tribute to The WANDERERS Club -
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ASS/45 1990 18th Oct

IRELAND
SAMUEL BECKETT - Waiting for Godot
1st Class Cricketer
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ASS/46 1991 2nd July

IRELAND
CHARLES STEWART PARNELL
1st Class Cricketer
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ASS/47 1992 2nd July

IRELAND
TRINITY COLLEGE
1st Class Cricket Ground

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ASS/48 1992

GREAT BRITAIN
The MIKADO - I include this with my tongue in my cheek but what a Cricket Association "Dickie Bird"
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ASS/49 July1993 19th

FALKLAND ISLANDS
150th Anniversary of the launch of SS Great Britain - see earlier issues relating to this ship which carried English cricketers oto Australia

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ASS/49A 1993 26th July

GUYANA
Michael MANLEY -
1st Class Cricketer

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ASS/50 1994 12th Oct

GREAT BRITAIN
Sir ARTHUR CONAN DOYLE
1st Class Cricketer

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Although these stamps show Sherlock Holmes - the letters    D.O.Y.L.E are hidden in the 5 stamps

ASS/51 11th Aug 1994 AUSTRALIA
Sir ROBERT MENZIES - had  his own PRIME MINSTER'S XI and was to be seen in many boxes" at Cricket grounds around the world.
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ASS/52 18th Oct 1994

IRELAND
SAMUEL BECKETT - NOBEL PRIZE-WINNER
1st Class Cricketer - for 2 matches representing Dublin University
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ASS/53 21st June 1995

NEW ZEALAND
HEALTH SHEET - Cricket theme on edge
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Same issue as Bona Fide No. 116A but with overprint on bottom of the sheet - STAMPEX '95

ASS/54 2nd Oct 1995

St.VINCENT
SAMUEL BECKETT - 1st Class Cricketer - for Dublin University
1 of a sheet of 12v
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ASS/55 28th Dec 1995

MALDIVE ISLANDS
SAMUEL BECKETT - 1st Class Cricketer - for Dublin University
Sample provided by Graham Seymour
 

 

ASS/55A 1996

AUSTRALIA
A late addition, but with a Caption
like "HOWZAT!" - this self-adhesive stamp  must have an
Association with Cricket!

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ASS/55B 1997 18th May

HONG KONG
1 of a set of 4v features the Hong Kong Stadium

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ASS/55C 1997 1st Nov

SRI LANKA
Savatius College - Jayasuriya is one of the Old Boys

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ASS/56 27th Apr 1998

BARBADOS
Sir GRANTLEY ADAMS
President of Cricket Association of Barbados and sometime 1st Class player, making his debut as a wicket-keeper for Barbados v British Guiana on 1st Oct 1925 aged 27, when he had 1 wicket (stumped) and 1 and 14 in the 2 innings in which he batted. This was his only match!
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ASS/57 4th Jan 1997

SOUTH AFRICA
40 Years of Motor Sport
Cricket motif  in corner of Souvenir Sheet

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ASS/57A 1999 31st Dec

IRELAND
 

Count John McCormack -it was originally thought that he was a 1st Class Cricketer but this has been proved to be erroneous by an eminent Cricket Historian - David Frith - who states that McCormack probably sang at Cricket dinners - the nearest he got to the wicket!

This entry was therefore amended on 18th November

 

ASS/58 1st Jan 2000

AUSTRALIA
The FACE of AUSTRALIA
- 1 of a set of 16 stamps, wearing
The "GREEN CAP"

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No First Day Covers were available

ASS/59 5th Apr 2000

ANGUILLA
1 of a Souvenir Sheet of 4 stamps - depicting a hand-made Cricket Ball.

 


ASS/60 22 May 2000

AUSTRALIA
SHANE WARNE - the FIRST "customised" tab stamp
1 of a sheet of 10 identical stamps - issued at
The LONDON STAMP EXHIBITION

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ASS/60A 2000 22nd May

IRELAND
Oscar WILDE

it was originally thought that he had 1st Class connections but this has been proved to be erroneous by an eminent Cricket Historian - David Frith - who states that Wilde made derogatory remarks about Cricket and probably never played!

This entry was therefore amended on 18th November