The Bradman Scrapbooks, Volume 10

1930 The 50 Pound Fine
Don Bradman's biography Don Bradman's Book.

Page 5 Don Bradman scrapbooks, volume 10; introduction.
Page 7 Part 1 of Bradman's autobiography
Page 9 Portrait of Bradman in his Australian Team blazer
Page 21 Bradman making a hook shot
Page 29 Bradman making a square cut behind point
Page 45 Bradman making a square cut in front of point
Page 53 Bradman playing back to make a leg glance
Page 79 Bradman making a forward defensive shot
Page 85 Bradman's stance, shown from the side view
Page 93 Bradman demonstrates the forward leg glance
Page 95 Bradman gives hints on how to bat : study appearance and use sprigs
Page 97 Bradman demonstrating the late cut
Page 103 Bradman's grip
Page 107 Bradman demonstrates the pull shot
Page 111 Back defensive play
Page 113 Bradman explains how he makes batting shots
Page 115 Bradman starting a drive
Page 119 Bradman showing a drive at the moment of impact
Page 123 Bradman at the completion of a drive
Page 127 Bradman demonstrating the grip for leg break delivery
Page 131 Bradman demonstrating a leg break grip from behind
Page 133 Leg break being delivered
Page 143 Advertisement for "Don Bradman's book"
Page 149 Reviews of Bradman's book "Don Bradman's book"
Page 177 Reviews of Bradman's book, "Don Bradman's Book"
Page 221 Don Bradman states his case
Page 245 Introduction by Bradman to his series of articles written for the "Referee" magazine, and a drawing of Bradman batting
Page 299 English wickets easy for batting, yet not so perfect as Australian : umpires are capable, judicial and splendid