9½x11½" black and white photograph (possibly a collotype) of the Marlborough College cricket team from 1900, mounted on period paper and framed (overall).

Shows 13 team members present along with their rather large award trophy. Paper backing margins inked with title, statistical information (including batting and bowling averages), and each of the players names, including: R.G. Oliver, B.P. Blackett, Rev. C.H.T. Wood, Esq., M.R. Dickson, V.P. Gamon, R.S. Wix, C.H. Fair, K.S. Robinson, A.P.Y. Langhorne (Capt.), D.C. Robinson, A.N. Horfall, G.V. Heriz-Smith, and D.R.J. Round. One of these players, D[ouglas] C[harles] Robinson (1884-1963) went on to become a well-known English cricket player, a right-handed batter for the major team in Gloucestershire, Essex, and played from 1905 to 1926.