Bradman Testimonial Match Correspondence and Documents (1948-1949)

1948 Bradman Testimonial match: folio of correspondence and…
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1948 Bradman Testimonial match: folio of correspondence and documents relating to Bradman's team V Hassett's team Testimonial game held at MCG Dec.3 to 7 1948, including a 1949 (Jan.10) signed letter from Bradman thanking the Victorian cricket Association for their assistance in facilitating the event in which he reflects 'I thought it a marvellous tribute coming from a state in which I had not lived', 1949 (Jan.28) South Australian cricket Association typed letter thanking their Victorian counterparts for their assistance in contributing to such a 'Magnificent result' confirming that a cheque of £9,342 would presented to Bradman during the march with Western Australia, also gate receipt returns & expenditure documents, Entertainments Tax assessment form, correspondence regarding competing player travel & accommodation arrangements, player injuries updates, etc. A comprehensive archive of documents.

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