W.G. Grace's Handwritten Letter on Bowling, Signed

W.G.Grace: March 14th 1901 hand-written letter on 'London…
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W.G.Grace: March 14th 1901 hand-written letter on 'London County Cricket Club' letterhead (with Cricket crossed out and 'Bowling' inserted), signed by W.G.Grace at base. In later life W.G.Grace became very interested in lawn bowls. He founded the English Bowling Association in 1903 and became its first president

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