Henry "Harry" Pickett. & Surrey Cricket Ground in 1848.

For Sale is a Full Page removed from "Famous Cricketers and Cricket Grounds, 1895," showing the Following, on one side a Portrait Photograph and the other a Print.

1- Henry "Harry" Pickett. (Photograph)
Though he is now in his thirty-fourth year, PICKETT'S bowling has been one of the best features of Essex cricket this summer.  His success indeed has been the more noteworthy from the fact of the run-getting character of the wickets generally in the early part of the season.  Considering, too, thenumber of years he has played for Essex, and the extreme pace of his bowling, hos performances have been out of the common.  One in particular, this year for Essex, deserves notice.  It was at Leyton, in May, when he took all ten wickets in Somersetshire's first innings.  A very fast bowler, with a rather high delivery, on certain wickets he is very effective.  Always a busy batsman too, he scores freely at times.  For some years he has been a member of the Ground Staff at Lord's.

2- Surrey Cricket Ground in 1848.  (Landscape Print).
(From an Old Print published in 1848 by Ackermann & Co., 96, Strand (now Arthur Ackermann, 191, Regent Street, London, W.)

Condition is Very Good.