The Gun at Home and Abroad.
[SHOOTING]. OGILVIE-GRANT, W.R.
British Game Birds and Wildfowl; British Deer and Ground Game; The Big Game of Africa & Europe; The Big Game of Asia & N. America.
Stock Code 111517
London, London and Counties Press Ass., 1912-1915.
Limited edition, number 140 of 500 copies; 4 vols (uniformly numbered), large 4to (325 x 270 mm); titles printed in red & black, photogravure portrait of George V in each vol., 59 coloured plates, 70 half-tone plates, 17 other illustrations, including photogravures and monochromes, captioned tissue-guards, illustrations by Lodge, Thorburn and Caldwell, some light spotting confined in the main to preliminary and terminal leaves, otherwise clean and bright; publisher's brown pebbled morocco, gilt, top edge gilt, others untrimmed as issued, these a little browned, spines sunned, light rubbing and marks, more pronounced to rear board of vol. 1, else good and sound.
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