‘Egalitarian’ opportunity to own unseen pieces of Australian sports history

A collection of rare, and in some cases never-before-seen photographs of cricket legend Sir Donald Bradman, are up for grabs.
Artvisory senior advisor Paul Sumner told Jim Wilson the collection has been repatriated, offering new insights into Bradman’s early life and post-career.
“These photographs can be bought for 200-500, maybe up to $1000, so it’s quite egalitarian.”
Scroll through some of the available images

Sir Donald Bradman as a child, circa 1909

Bradman wrestling an unknown opponent as a youth

Bradman and Maurice Leyland at the conclusion of the 1930 tour in Scarborough



Bradman and Dennis Compton, 1974
The auction will be held on Monday February 15 at 6pm.
Click PLAY below to hear the full interview
For more details, click HERE.