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G’day Cricket Librarian,
I have a few hundred cricket books in my personal library/archive/museum.
I have them categorised in the following and would appreciate advice regarding other categories or sub-categories.
-Anthology
-Ashes
-Associations/grounds
-Auto/Biography
-Bodyline
-Bradman
-Fiction
-History (Australian Cricket)
-History (World Cricket)
-Statical
-Wisden + Wisden Australia
-Yearbooks
-VHS
-DVD/Bluray
-CD
-Cassette
-Game PC
-Game Console
Do Max Walker anecdote books with crude caricatures on the cover count as cricket literature? Or should I bin them?
You’re doing God’s work.
Many thanks,
Gleeso.