Denis Compton Teaches Cricket Bat Technique Print
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Framed Print of Denis Compton shows five year old Robin Lawrie the best way to hold a cricket bat after
Denis Compton shows five year old Robin Lawrie the best way to hold a cricket bat after he walked into Arsenal footballer Wally Barnes store in Harringay, London.
3rd May 1950. © Mirrorpix
Artwork Licensed From Memory Lane (Daily Mirror)
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Media ID 21649058
Vintage Sport Images , Vintage Sports Images , Sport In The 20th Century
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Relive the magic of cricket history with our Framed Print from Memory Lane Prints. Witness a heartwarming moment between Denis Compton and five-year-old Robin Lawrie as they share their love for the game. This iconic image, captured on May 3, 1950, at Wally Barnes cricket store in Harringay, London, is a must-have for any cricket enthusiast. Our print is beautifully framed, adding a touch of timeless charm to your home or office. Experience the rich history of cricket through this piece of memorabilia.
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Photo Prints - Relive the magic of cricket history with this photograph from Memory Lane Prints. Witness a precious moment as cricketing legend Denis Compton shares his expertise with a young Robin Lawrie, teaching him the proper bat hold at Wally Barnes cricket shop in Harringay, London, on the 3rd of May 1950. This Media Storehouse print brings you closer to the rich heritage of cricket, capturing the essence of the game and the joy of passing on knowledge from one generation to another. Add a touch of nostalgia and inspiration to your home or office with this piece of sports history.
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Poster Prints - Step into the world of cricket history with our Poster Prints. This vintage photograph, brought to you by Memory Lane Prints, captures a precious moment between cricket legends Denis Compton and Robin Lawrie. Witness as Denis shares his expertise with a young Robin on the art of holding a cricket bat. This iconic image, taken on 3rd May 1950 at Wally Barnes' store in Harringay, London, is a must-have for cricket enthusiasts and history buffs alike. Relive the magic of the past with our high-quality, authentic poster prints.
Metal Prints - Step into the world of cricket history with our Metal Print featuring the iconic image of Denis Compton teaching a young Robin Lawrie the proper bat holding technique. Captured in 1950 at Wally Barnes cricket shop in Harringay, London, this timeless moment in cricket history is now available as a metal print. The metal print brings colors and sharp details to your wall, making it a must-have for any cricket enthusiast or memorabilia collector. Relive the past and celebrate the rich heritage of cricket with this piece.
Canvas Prints - Step into the world of cricket history with our Canvas Prints. This extraordinary image, sourced from Memory Lane Prints, captures a priceless moment as Denis Compton, cricket legend, teaches a young Robin Lawrie the art of holding a cricket bat. Witness the passion and dedication as they connect in this timeless photograph, taken at Wally Barnes sports shop in Harringay, London on 3rd May 1950. Bring this iconic memory into your home and relive the magic of cricket's rich heritage with every glance.
Cushions - Enhance your home decor with our Cushions, featuring vintage cricket memorabilia. Denis Compton teaches Robin Lawrie the perfect cricket bat grip in a charming 1950s scene. Perfect for sports enthusiasts and nostalgic fans, these Cushions bring warmth and personality to any room, adding a touch of retro style and comfort to your furniture.
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These are individually made so all sizes are approximate
Estimated Image Size (if not cropped) is 41.4cm x 58.8cm (16.3" x 23.1")
Estimated Product Size is 62cm x 86.6cm (24.4" x 34.1")
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