VINTAGE INDIAN SILVER SCROLL HOLDER & SCROLL F.S. JACKSON GOVERNOR BENGAL (P58)
![](e.gif)
![VINTAGE INDIAN SILVER SCROLL HOLDER & SCROLL F.S. JACKSON GOVERNOR BENGAL (P58) VINTAGE INDIAN SILVER SCROLL HOLDER & SCROLL F.S. JACKSON GOVERNOR BENGAL (P58)](img-large/g/jCIAAOSwRztZlZwe/s-l1600/VINTAGE-INDIAN-SILVER-SCROLL-HOLDER-SCROLL-F-S-JAC.jpg)
When you click on links to various merchants on this site and make a purchase, this can result in this site earning a commission. Affiliate programs and affiliations include, but are not limited to, the eBay Partner Network.
VINTAGE INDIAN SILVER SCROLL HOLDER & SCROLL F.S. JACKSON GOVERNOR BENGAL (P58):
$45.48
VINTAGE INDIAN SILVER SCROLL HOLDER & SCROLL F.S. JACKSON GOVERNOR BENGAL (P58) VINTAGE INDIAN SILVER SCROLL HOLDER & SCROLL F.S. JACKSON GOVERNOR BENGAL (P58)
Click images to enlarge
DescriptionDESCRIPTION:- VINTAGE INDIAN SILVER SCROLL HOLDER AND SCROLL TO SIR F.S. JACKSON GOVERNOR BENGAL (P58)
SIR FRANCIS STANLEY JACKSON P.C. G.C.I.F. M.P. SOLDIER FAMOUS TEST CRICKETER
Jackson was a lieutenant in the Harrow Volunteers when he was on 16 January 1900 appointed captain in 3rd (Militia) Battalion of the King′s Own (Royal Lancaster Regiment).[13] He left with his battalion in February 1900 to serve in the Second Boer War,[14] and arrived in South Africa the following month. He transferred to the West Yorkshire Regiment as a Lieutenant-Colonel in 1914.
He was elected as a Member of Parliament at a by-election in February 1915,[15] representing Howdenshire (Yorkshire) until resigning his seat on 3 November 1926.[16] He served as Financial Secretary to the War Office 1922-23. In 1927 he was appointed Governor of Bengal and in that year was knighted with the GCIE and was made a member of the Privy Council. In 1928 while he was Governor of Bengal, he inaugurated The Malda District Central Co-operative Bank Ltd in Malda District of Bengal to promote co-operative movements. He was awarded the KStJ in 1932.
In 1932, he sidestepped and ducked five pistol shots fired at close range by a girl student named Bina Das in the Convocation Hall of the University of Calcutta. Escaping unharmed and smiling, \"[e]ven before the smoke had blown away, the Governor resumed his speech amid cheers.\"[17] The attacker was tackled and disarmed by Lieutenant-Colonel Hassan Suhrawardy (the first Muslim Vice Chancellor of the University of Calcutta), who was knighted by the King for his heroism.[18] Later that year, Jackson was appointed GCSI.
CRICKET
Jackson played for Cambridge University, Yorkshire and England. He spotted the talent of Ranjitsinhji when the latter, owing to his unorthodox batting and his race, was struggling to find a place for himself in the university side, and as captain was responsible for Ranji\'s inclusion in the Cambridge First XI and the awarding of his Blue. According to Alan Gibson this was \"a much more controversial thing to do than would seem possible to us now\".[4] He was named a Wisden Cricketer of the Year in 1894.
He captained England in five Test matches in 1905, winning two and drawing three to retain The Ashes.[5] Captaining England for the first time, he won all five tosses and topped the batting and bowling averages for both sides, with 492 runs at 70.28 and 13 wickets at 15.46. These were the last of his 20 Test matches, all played at home as he could not spare the time to tour. Jackson still holds the Test record for the most matches in a career without playing away from home.[
HOLDER SIZE APPROX ;- 16 1/2 INCHES 42 CM. LONG
TOTAL WEIGHT APPROX :- 923 GRAMS
CONDITIONS :- SEE PHOTOS FOR ACCURATE LOOK AT WHAT YOU WILL RECEIVE.
PHOTOGRAPHS ARE AN IMPORTANT PART OF DESCRIPTION
COMBINED POSTAGE FOR MULTIPLE PURCHASES
PLEASE WAIT FOR COMBINED INVOICE
IF TOTAL OVER £40.00 THIS WILL BE AT SIGNED FOR RATE.
Make Supersized Seem Small.Tailor your sales with Auctiva\'s
Listing Templates!
The complete Selling Solution.
Track Page Views With
Auctiva\'s FREE Counter
VINTAGE INDIAN SILVER SCROLL HOLDER & SCROLL F.S. JACKSON GOVERNOR BENGAL (P58):
$45.48
![Buy Now Buy Now](buy.gif)
![](e.gif)