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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;bidnuss, post: 43521, member: 2691&quot;]Thanks. I&#039;m pretty much a stranger to cricket, but I thought it was very well designed, considering it&#039;s purpose in life, and has a lot of character. From what research I&#039;ve done, it appears to be very rare also. From the archive at cricketarchive.co.uk, it looks like this would have been used at one of six &quot;First Class&quot; matches at Darnall between 1826 and 1829? Or is a Grand Match something else entirely? The 1826 match apparently had an attendance estimated at 30,000 over 3 days... if they all were issued tokens, I would think more would have survived. Do you have any idea what the script W signifies?</p><p><br /></p><p>Chuck[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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