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ATTENTION - ALL CRICKET STAMP COLLECTORS

We would like to bring to your attention the fact that there is a

CRICKET PHILATELIC SOCIETY

which issues a regular Quarterly Production called

"WICKETS"

This publication deals with interesting stories about CRICKET stamps and Collectors, as well as giving good advice to readers.

Membership is a very nominal amount as follows:

United Kingdom members - £6 per year

Europe - £8 per year

Overseas - £12 per year

Australasia - $A24 per year

Why not enrol today and enjoy receiving "Wickets" regularly to keep you in touch with other Cricket Collectors around the world?

Your payment can be made in Sterling to "Cricket Philatelic Society"

c/o Mel-Brown, 11 Weppons, Ravens Road

Shoreham by Sea, West Sussex, BN43 5AW, England

or in Australian Dollars to David Kirby, whose address you will find below.

 

 

"CINDERELLA" LABELS PAGE 5

 

Below is what the creators have accomplished to bring this CD to all Cricket Stamp Collectors....

After several years of gathering and summarizing all Cricket Stamps that have been issued
worldwide, Mel has been able to create the most complete CD catalogue on the market today.

There are over 800 stamps, labels and other issues, including some 300 bona-fide postage
stamps issued by Post Offices around the world. All of these have been brought together on
this one CD so that you can have the benefit of a handy FULL COLOUR Catalogue to help
you with your Cricket Stamp Collection. This CD covers 107 years from 1900 to December 2007

Mel has been retired for almost 3 years which has given him time to make this CD
completely up to date.

Please order yours today! Shipping from U.K. will be within 72 hours of receipt of your payment.

Your complete satisfaction or money back within 14 days. Each CD is personally checked by
Mel before it is sent to you.

 

This CD can now be ordered from:

David Kirby Sportsworld David Kirby Sportsworld
PO Box 61, Mt Eliza
Victoria, 3930, Australia

Simply send a cheque for A$24.95 made payable to:

CINDERELLA LABELS are those items of PAPER EPHEMERA which are issued by organisations to serve as "LOCAL CARRIAGE LABELS", or they may be some form of publicity label. THEY NORMALLY DO NOT HAVE POSTAL VALIDITY. Match box labels are also included in this section.


     

Our Ref. No.

Date of issue

Reason for the issue and brief details

CIN/081 2000

SWITZERLAND
8 stamps issued in conjunction with Swiss Post to commemorate Winterthur Cricket Club - see tab between Bona Fide Swiss stamps. Supplied by the Club Secretary         
 

CIN 082 ? PRUSSIA
Single label issued to publicise the Sports Business of a firm called WEIMANN - DATE OF ISSUE IS NOT KNOWN - would anyone with further details of this issue please let us know so that we can up-date this section.

        

CIN 083 1987 14 JUL GREAT BRITAIN
4 labels issued by the owners of SS "Great Britain".  The fee of 10p was collected from visitors who visited the ship. Remember the connection with this famous ship, which carried the English Team to Australia. Labels supplied by Graham Seymour - many thanks.        

CIN084 Unknown nut thought to be in the 1930's GREAT BRITAIN                    4 labels issued for some unknown event, by an unknown body!

Help, please with information - again kindly loaned by Richard Ley

 

 

CIN 085 Unknown but thought to be early 1950's GREAT BRITAIN                      1 label issued by a Charity, apparently to raise funds for St.John's and St.Elizabeth's Hospital, St.John's Wood

 

CIN0 86 Unknown but thought to be in the 1930's GREAT BRITAIN                   3 labels issued by a Boys Magazine - but unknown - so help please with information - again supplied by Richard Ley.

 

CIN 087   BANGLADESH

THIS WAS LISTED UNDER CINDERELLA - BUT HAS NOW BEEN CORRECTLY IDENTIFIED AND IS NOW TO BE FOUND UNDER STAMPS OF THE MILLENNIUM CR195

                     

 

 

CIN 088 2000

 

GeorgeGeorge

 

Headly(b/w)

Jeffry Dujon

Courtney Walsh

 Lord's Pavilion

JAMAICA                     

100th TEST MATCH at LORD'S GROUND                                    3 Labels and a Souvenir Sheet.

These items were submitted to the Post Office who, after discussion, decided not to participate in this Omnibus Issue.

NO STAMPS WERE PRODUCED AND ONLY THESE PHOTO-PROOFS OF EACH OF THE 4E DESIGNS SURVIVED. 

 

CIN 089 2000

 

 

Brian Lara Deryk Murray

Sonny Ramahdin

Lord's Pavilion

TRINIDAD & TOBAGO                     

100th TEST MATCH at LORD'S GROUND

                                    3 Labels and a Souvenir Sheet. These items were submitted to the Post Office who, after discussion, decided not to participate in this Omnibus Issue.

NO STAMPS WERE PRODUCED AND ONLY THESE PHOTO-PROOFS OF EACH OF THE 4  DESIGNS SURVIVED..

 

CIN 090 1994

Slade Lucas

Sir Frank

Worrell

George Headley

Sir Learie

Constantine

 

BRITISH VIRGIN ISLANDS                     

100th TEST MATCH  against WEST INDIES

4 Labels.. These items were submitted to the Post Office who, after discussion, decided not to participate in this Omnibus Issue.

NO STAMPS WERE PRODUCED AND ONLY ONE PHOTO-PROOF OF EACH OF THESE DESIGNS SURVIVED.

 

 

CIN 091 1994

Keith Arthurton

Ian Botham

 

GRENADA                     

100th TEST MATCH  against WEST INDIES

2 Labels.. These items were submitted to the Post Office who, after discussion, decided not to participate in this Omnibus Issue.

NO STAMPS WERE PRODUCED AND ONLY ONE PHOTO-PROOF OF EACH OF THESE DESIGNS SURVIVED.

 

CIN 092 1994

Derek Haynes

Courtney Walsh

Robin Smith

GRENADA GRENADINES                     

100th TEST MATCH  against WEST INDIES

3 Labels.. These items were submitted to the Post Office who, after discussion, decided not to participate in this Omnibus Issue.

NO STAMPS WERE PRODUCED AND ONLY ONE PHOTO-PROOF OF EACH OF THESE DESIGNS SURVIVED.

 

CIN093 1994

Michael Atherton

MALDIVE ISLANDS                     

100th TEST MATCH  against WEST INDIES

 1 Label.. This item was submitted to the Post Office who, after discussion, decided not to participate in this Omnibus Issue.

NO STAMPS WERE PRODUCED AND ONLY ONE PHOTO-PROOF OF THIS SINGLE DESIGN SURVIVED.

 

CIN 094 1994

Gordon Greenidge

Malcolm Marshall

Mike Gatting

Allan Lamb

TURKS & CAICOS ISLANDS                     

100th TEST MATCH  against WEST INDIES

4 Labels.. These items were submitted to the Post Office who, after discussion, decided not to participate in this Omnibus Issue.

NO STAMPS WERE PRODUCED AND ONLY ONE PHOTO-PROOF OF EACH OF THESE DESIGNS SURVIVED.

 

     
CIN 095 2005 Oct 10th GREAT BRITAIN                     

A MODERN EPHEMERA PUBLICITY LABEL (UNGUMMED) -  to Commemorate ENGLAND winning The ASHES at The OVAL on 12th September 2005

 
CIN 096 2005 Oct 31st2005

INDIA                     

A MODERN publicity label issued by The Philatelic Society Rajasthan to encourage spectators at the INDIA v SRI LANKA 1-day match at the SMS Stadium, Jaipur to visit the CRICKET THEMATIC EXHIBITION,

 

 

CIN 097 1950's ???2005

AUSTRALIA                     

An hitherto unknown label issued by QANTAS - it is thought to be in the 1950's - but no firm facts are known.

The information about this label has recently been supplied by Peter Hayes who played First Class Cricket for CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY

 

CIN 098 Unknown???2005

INDIA                     

A sheet of labels with different values - thought to be issued at J & N Petrol Stations - has anyone any details, please?

different values

The information about this label has recently been supplied by Peter Hayes who played First Class Cricket for CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY

 

Cin  099 nUnknown 099

                  DENMARK - GERMANY - UNKNOWN

???Two more labels which show perforations, although there is NO

trace of gum - Anyone with any details of these labels, which have been sent in by ever-vigilant Richard Ley?

 

 

Cin  100 Unknown 099

GREAT BRITAIN? - UNKNOWN

 

Another label with No perforation, although there is gum. If you have seen such a label, please send in your information ... this was provided again by Richard Ley  who is ever vigilant in spotting such rare material.

 

 

   099  

WANTED

WE WOULD BE GRATEFUL IF YOU HAVE ANY DETAILS OF CINDERELLA ITEMS WHICH ARE SHOWN - FACTS ARE HARD TO COME BY!!

 

Cin  101 Unknown 099

GERMANY? - UNKNOWN

 

5 MODERN EPHEMERA PUBLICITY LABELS  -  REPRODUCTION OF A SET OF 5 VINTAGE POSTERS DEPICTING AN "IMPRESSION" OF CRICKET AS A SPORT - THESE REPRINTS, COLOUR, MEASURE 38mm x 54mm on photogloss paper without perforations and ungummed

PICTURES depict "Played Sir", "An unexpected rise", "Making a good score", "Oh!" and "A ladies game".   

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Cin  102 Unknown 099

GREAT BRITAIN? - UNKNOWN

A MODERN EPHEMERA PUBLICITY LABEL REPRODUCTION OF A VINTAGE POSTER ADVERTISING "BRYLCREEM", measuring 38mm x 54mm on photogloss paper without perforations and ungummed.   

 

Cin  103 Unknown 099

GREAT BRITAIN? - UNKNOWN

 

A MODERN EPHEMERA PUBLICITY LABEL REPRODUCTION OF A VINTAGE POSTER ADVERTISING "WILL'S GOLD FLAKE CIGARETTES", measuring 38mm x 54mm on photogloss paper without perforations and ungummed.  

 

Cin  104 Unknown 099

GREAT BRITAIN? - UNKNOWN

 

A MODERN EPHEMERA PUBLICITY LABEL REPRODUCTION OF A VINTAGE POSTER ADVERTISING "The INTERNATIONAL CRICKET BAT", measuring 38mm x 54mm on photogloss paper without perforations and ungummed. 

 

 

Cin  105 FEB 2007 099

GREAT BRITAIN - 75th ANNIVERSARY HOLLYWOOD CRICKET CLUB

 

A MODERN EPHEMERA PUBLICITY LABEL COMMEMORATING "The FORMATION OF HOLLYWOOD CRICKET CLUB", measuring 54mm x 38mm (black & white) on photogloss paper without perforations and ungummed. 

 

Cin  106 JUL 2007 GERMANY - DIE KRICKETER

A modern reproduction 54mm x 38mm on photogloss paper without gum or perforation

 

Cin  107 JUL 2007 INDIA - MAHARAJA of PATIALA

Two modern reproductions 54mm x 38mm on photogloss paper without gum or perforation to commemorate this famous Indian Cricketer who was born in 1891 and died in 1938, having played First Class Cricket for both INDIA and MCC.

The first image is from a Revenue Stamp (see Ass05AA on this web-site), supplied by Kalyan Negal

 

 

 

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