Two original Roy Ullyett (1914-2001) cricket cartoon artworks, the first signed, pen & ink & blue pencil, ''England All Out 71. Glance at the stop pre

Two original Roy Ullyett (1914-2001) cricket cartoon artworks, the first signed, pen & ink & blue pencil, ''England All Out 71. Glance at the stop press old boy. See if Greig has done the decent thing and shot himself''; the other signed, pen & ink & blue pencil, ''[umpire] Wearing my hat this way I can't see a thing but it keeps the perspiration out of my eye'', both mounted, framed & glazed, similarly sized 40 by 30cm.; sold together with six items of Lord's Cricket Ground memorabilia, comprising: i) a framed Lord's poster for the England v Australia Ladies' ODI 4th August 1976, 98 by 65cm. ii) a framed Lord's poster for the Cricket Memorial Gallery circa 1970s, 73 by 52cm iii) framed colour print after Charles Cundall's oil painting England v Australia at Lord's 1938, 32 by 45cm. iv) framed print of the Grand Jubilee Match at Lord's in 1837, badly foxed, 33 by 45cm. v) framed reproduction print after C. Atkinson's lithograph of Lord's circa 1830 vi) a printed Mac cartoon set at Lord's titled ''Ah, the umpires are coming out to inspect the pitch at last'', unframed 30 by 39cm., creases (8)