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Bat of Sergeant J. Piggott (R.A.M.C.), 1917
Date:
1917
Object Number:
M.17.3
Creator
A G Spalding & Bros. Ltd
(maker)
Production notes
Stamped on blade: The Spalding Record; Special; A.G. Spalding & Bros., Makers, Putney, London, S.W.; Made in Great Britain (with trade mark).
Material
wood
,
Willow
,
paper
Size
length: 86 cm
Object name
bat
Object category
sports equipment - cricket
Description
Bat with treble-sprung handle and red rubber grip. Two irregular shaped holes through the blade. Newspaper cutting on reverse.
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Display caption
This bat was sent by Mr Lottinga from F. Hill, of MCC, to Sgt. Piggott in France. Damaged by shell-fire before being used, a replacement bat was requested and duly sent.
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Association:
A G Spalding & Bros. Ltd
(manufacturer) 1915 - 1917