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CHALMERS Patrick |
Mine Eyes To The Hills, An Anthology on the Highland Forest
1931.
1st Edn,.
A & C Black.
XV 368 pages, illus with 8 colour plates by V.R.Balfour Browne + text illus, some foxing to contents and closed page edges, vg-.
[21549] |
£25.00 |
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CHALMERS Patrick R. |
Deerstalking
1935.
1st Edn,.
Phillip Allan.
vii 253 pages, 8 full page illustrations from photographs. Published in the sportsman's library series. Publishers blind stamped red cloth, titled in silver, spine evenly faded as often, o/w vg. Covers all aspects of stalking red deer including natural history, guns, the trophy etc.
[22421] |
£20.00 |
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CHALMERS Patrick R |
Mine Eyes To the Hills, An Anthology Of The Highland Forest
1931.
1st.
A & C Black.
xv, 368 pages, Illustrated with 8 colour plates and chapter headings by V.R. Balfour-Browne some occasional foxing to the contents. Light publishers' tan cloth with gilt stag head to upper board, in DJ some soiling and chipping to the DJ. Chapters include: Prelude; The start; The Forest - I The music of the brae; The Forest II - The deer; The Forest III - Villainous saltpetre; The Forest IV - Some of its maxims and valuable thoughts; Some foresters; Some big stags; Some hinds; Red-letter days; Dangers, difficulties and disappointments; Rifle and equipment; Deer-hounds and trackers - terriers too; The ponies; Eagles; The roe; A rogue's gallery; Bogles and brownies; The obsolete; Some off-day doings; Where doctors disagree; The kitchen; The 15th of October; Bibliography
[23272] |
£45.00 |
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CHALMERS Patrick R |
Mine Eyes To the Hills, An Anthology Of The Highland Forest
1931.
1st Edn,.
A & C Black.
xv, 368 pages, Illustrated with 8 colour plates and chapter headings by V.R. Balfour-Browne. Light publishers' tan cloth blind stamped stags head to upper board. Some light fading to the upper board. Chapters include: Prelude; The start; The Forest - I The music of the brae; The Forest II - The deer; The Forest III - Villainous saltpetre; The Forest IV - Some of its maxims and valuable thoughts; Some foresters; Some big stags; Some hinds; Red-letter days; Dangers, difficulties and disappointments; Rifle and equipment; Deer-hounds and trackers - terriers too; The ponies; Eagles; The roe; A rogue's gallery; Bogles and brownies; The obsolete; Some off-day doings; Where doctors disagree; The kitchen; The 15th of October; Bibliography
[22373] |
£26.00 |
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CHAPMAN Donald and Norma |
Fallow Deer Their History And Distribution And Biology
1975.
1st Edn,.
Lavenham.
271 pages, illus throughout, library number to verso of title page, dj chipped, bottom of spine removed, library number?
[6957] |
£36.00 |
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COLQUHOUN John |
Sporting Days
1866.
1st Edn,.
William Blackwood and Son.
Edinburgh.
vii 255 pages, 20pp adverts, armorial bookplate to front paste down some glue residue to front end paper from the bookplate. Publishers green cloth with gilt title to upper board. chapters on seafowl, shooting on the Firth of Forth, deer stalking in Mull, natural history and sport of Bute, loch salmon fishing etc., Chute 119, WS 63.
[22135] |
£60.00 |
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CONWAY James |
Forays Among Salmon and Deer
1861.
2nd Edn,.
Chapman Hall.
xii 248 pages, armorial bookplate to front paste down with a later ownership inscription, small blind stamp to FEP, publishers green watered silk binding, vg. The first edition appears in 1859 entitled "Letters from the highlands" This edition is an improved form and with a new title page.
[21935] |
£55.00 |
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CONWAY James |
Forays Among Salmon And Deer
n/d circa 1893.
New Edn.
Simpkin, Marshall, Hamilton, Kent & Co..
252 pages, frontis and 1 other plate, armorial bookplate to front paste down of Arthur Wood. Bound in later 19th century 1/2 dark green morocco top edge gilt, some light rubbing to edges. Westwood and Satchell page 65 a reprint of Letters from the highlands" in an improved form with large additions and the inclusion of the 2 plates Letters from the highlands" and a larger format than the earlier edition 15 cm x 20.5 cm.
[22080] |
£40.00 |
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CREALOCK Gen Henry Hope |
Among The Red Deer The Stalking Portfolios of Henry Hope Crealock
1983.
1st.
Anthony Atha Publications.
Diss.
144 pages, Top edge gilt landscape 4to, illus throughout from drawings by Crealock, forward by Colonel Sir Donald Cameron of Lochiel, the stalking portfolios were published from 1870 to 1874 and most of the engravings have been reproduced in this volume. Limited to 525 numbered copies this being No 331, bound in 1/4 dark blue calf over grey cloth gilt title and vignette to the upper board light rubbing to the bottom of the spine. vg.
[23117] |
£180.00 |
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CREALOCK Henry Hope |
Deer Stalking In The Highlands Of Scotland
1892.
1st Edn,.
Longmans Green and Co.
xviii 194 pages, TEGlarge folio, limited to 255 copies this being numbered 63. Illustrated with 40 full page plates and, numerous illustrations in the text reproduced from the drawings by the author, the title page printed in red and black. Recently finely bound in a half dark green morroco spine gilt double ruled to compartments cloth side with the large gilt vignette of a stag and dog in a mountain scene used in the original binding relayed on the front board. A very good copy of the most important and beautifully produced book on Scottish stalking. Crealock describes the natural history, the abuse of deerhounds, red deer, the horns, stalking, the stalking grounds etc. And relates stories of twenty-two years of deer stalking on the deer forests of Scotland. A book often found in poor condition due to its size and weight with the plates often foxed.
[23172] |
£1200.00 |
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CREALOCK Henry Hope |
Deer Stalking In The Highlands Of Scotland
1892.
1st Edn,.
Longmans Green and Co.
xviii 194 pages, TEG, large folio, limited to 255 copies this being numbered 21. Illustrated with 40 full page plates and, numerous illustrations in the text reproduced from the drawings by the author, the title page printed in red and black, some light spotting to prelims. Armorial bookplate of Francis Alvey Rhodes Darwin to the front paste down. Recased in the publisher's dark green cloth, with gilt title and large vignette of a stag and dog in mountain scene to the upper board the original spine relayed which had loss to the head tail, and lightly faded, a vg copy of the most important and beautifully produced book on Scottish stalking. Crealock describes the natural history. the abuse of deerhounds, red deer, the horns, stalking, the stalking grounds etc. And relates stories of twenty-two years of deer stalking on the deer forests of Scotland. A book often found in poor condition due to its size and weight with the plates often foxed.
[22912] |
£1300.00 |
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Crealock, Henry Hope |
STALKING SKETCHES; Amhuinnsuidhe in the 1880s (and a few more).
2009.
1st thus.
David A H Grayling.
Shap.
84 pp, Landscape 4to illustrated in colour and b/w from sketches and paintings by Crealock. Limited to 300 copies this being number 7 of which only 24 are bound in full plum Morocco with an original vignette drawing by Ian Oates. A fine copy Crealock's previously unpublished sketches and watercolours, forming a diary account of time spent deer stalking in 1882 and 1884 at Anhuinnsuidhe. Anhuinnsuidhe is a sporting estate on the Isle of Lewis. There are also other sketches and paintings of red deer and their antlers from other sources. This is followed by a three-page history of the Crealock family. There is also a 3-page introduction by Hon Robert Eden. A fine copy of a well-produced and finely bound record. Also included is the original prospectus and a letter from the publisher, and a memoir of the artist Ian Oates who died in 2010.
[23243] |
£180.00 |
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