Could it be that in the background a game of cricket is being contended? Could such a game be identified in the original - the reproduction does not reveal this detail very clearly. An answer to this question would be most important news for cricket historians.
harvesters and the game of cricket Posted by Dr Heiner Gillmeister on 30.July 2009, 08:03
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