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ALL UK PARCELS SENT TRACKED! ALL OVERSEAS PARCELS SENT AIRMAIL, TRACKED! (S/hand, Hardcover, 1951). 1951 1st edition. 8vo (142 x 222mm). Ppxii,207,ads. B/w photographs. Red cloth, spine titled in black. Slight fading to spine, slight browning but very good. Lacks dust-wrapper. Noel Sedgwick was the editor of The Shooting Times and begin this book with material he wrote for this paper. "As Editor of this journal, and as a member of various committees allied to sport, I am naturally in a very favourable position to observe and to understand many matters which may not be altogether clear to the 'ordinary reader'. In this respect, and while giving away nothing of a confidential nature, I have devoted one chapter to the vexed question of wildfowl protection, for I feel most strongly that every sportsman, whether he is a wildfowler or not, should be made aware of the very real dangers to his interests. Apart from this chapter, I have endeavoured to write on those very ordinary subjects which I believe will interest the great majority of shooting men, rather than a section of them. There is little in this book about organised shooting (or large bags), except as it affects those who occasionally shoot as guests and those who love dog work, especially that concerning picking-up at organised shoots. Every shooting man is, or should be, an amateur naturalist, enjoying to the full his environments and the wild life he sees, and being able to identify the more common birds, interpreting their voices and movements to his own benefit. For that reason, a certain amount of natural history will be found among the chapters on shooting." Chapters include: Working for your game; Wildfowl protection; Shooting field problems; Bane of the keeper; Rabbits and rabbiting; Side-lights on hares; Pigeon shooting small days; Round and about; Very rough shooting; From my diary; Natural history casebook; Pastures new. .…

ALL UK PARCELS SENT TRACKED! ALL OVERSEAS PARCELS SENT AIRMAIL, TRACKED! (S/hand, Hardcover, 1950). 1950 1st edition. 8vo (147 x 218mm). Pp222 + 2pp ads. B/w photographs. Green cloth, spine titled in gilt. Minor faults, slight stains / dents / marks to cloth, slight use and browning to end-papers and edges. Good, lacks dust-wrapper. Noel Sedgwick was the editor of the Shooting Times for many years. In this volume he gives much good advice about wildfowling and rough shooting, with many anecdotes of his own experiences. The era saw position of the wildfowler and his quarry deteriorate, in part because of the war itself, and in part because of post-war reconstruction and the 'modernisation' which was just getting under way. Practical and interesting from a number of angles. Chapters include: Estuary shooting - I; Estuary shooting - II; Conservation of wildfowl; Swans and plover; Partridge days; More about partridges; Pheasant nostalgia; Poor man's pheasant; Deer, rabbits and stoats; By the way; Still by the way; Random jottings; Very good material; Return to the estuary. .…

ALL UK PARCELS SENT TRACKED! ALL OVERSEAS PARCELS SENT AIRMAIL, TRACKED! (S/hand, Hardcover, 1963). 1963 1st edition. 8vo (140 x 221mm). Ppviii,135. B/w vignette illustrations. Binding A. Green cloth with gilt titles & gilt vignette to upper board. The superior binding. Slight use, dent to unobtrusively bumped boards. Browning to end-papers and edges but good copy in stained and frayed dust-wrapper. A collection of pieces from the first eighty years of the Shooting Times, pieces on shooting and the countryside with just a few angling contributions. No compiler stated but the short Foreword is by Noel M. Sedgwick, the editor of the Shooting Times. Contributors include, Tower-Bird, Neil Graham, Alan Savory, Robin H. Harrison, Coombe Richards, J. Ward, J.F. Wharton, W.C., H. Manley, L.R. James, J.C.M. Nichols, Phasianus, Alexandra, J.G., Julian Paget, Petrel, C.W. Miller, Cargill Grewar, Taproot, Scattergun, R.M.D. Larner, J. Ivester Lloyd, William Holmes, Henry Tegner, R.D. Humber, Dugald Macintyre, David Imrie, Anthony Clarkson, B.B. (Denys Watkins-Pitchford), John Allwork, Eric Grimley, Robin H. Harrison, John Wacher, K.M., Lt. Col. C.H. Stockley, Sea-Pie, F.G.S., P.R.A. Moxon. .…

ALL UK PARCELS SENT TRACKED! ALL OVERSEAS PARCELS SENT AIRMAIL, TRACKED! (S/hand, Hardcover, 1963). 1963 1st edition. 8vo (140 x 221mm). Ppviii,135. B/w vignette illustrations. Binding A. Green cloth with gilt titles & gilt vignette to upper board. The superior binding. Slight use, slight foxing to end-papers and edges. Good-plus in slightly rubbed and used dust-wrapper. A collection of pieces from the first eighty years of the Shooting Times, pieces on shooting and the countryside with just a few angling contributions. No compiler stated but the short Foreword is by Noel M. Sedgwick, the editor of the Shooting Times. Contributors include, Tower-Bird, Neil Graham, Alan Savory, Robin H. Harrison, Coombe Richards, J. Ward, J.F. Wharton, W.C., H. Manley, L.R. James, J.C.M. Nichols, Phasianus, Alexandra, J.G., Julian Paget, Petrel, C.W. Miller, Cargill Grewar, Taproot, Scattergun, R.M.D. Larner, J. Ivester Lloyd, William Holmes, Henry Tegner, R.D. Humber, Dugald Macintyre, David Imrie, Anthony Clarkson, B.B. (Denys Watkins-Pitchford), John Allwork, Eric Grimley, Robin H. Harrison, John Wacher, K.M., Lt. Col. C.H. Stockley, Sea-Pie, F.G.S., P.R.A. Moxon. .…

ALL UK PARCELS SENT TRACKED! ALL OVERSEAS PARCELS SENT AIRMAIL, TRACKED! (S/hand, Hardcover, 1949). 1949 1st edition. 8vo (142 x 222mm). Pp221, + 2pp ads. B/w photographs. Green cloth, spine titled in gilt. Rather foxed throughout. Good in chipped and foxed dust-wrapper. Noel M. Sedgwick, then editor of The Shooting Times, recounts his shooting exploits in the countryside and on the foreshore. "A particularly interesting feature of his book is the author's carefully recorded notes on the effect of the bitter winter of 1946 - 1947, with its snow and floods, on game and all wildlife." Chapters include: Muds and saltings; Muds and saltings II; Snow and floods; Inland duck and snipe shooting; Pheasants and partridges; High ground driving; Ground game and vermin; Foxes and badgers; Natural history in the shooting field; Building up a rough shoot; Trials of a rough shooter; Game pie; Random observations; The partridge covey. .…

ALL UK PARCELS SENT TRACKED! ALL OVERSEAS PARCELS SENT AIRMAIL, TRACKED! (S/hand, Hardcover, 1951). 1951 1st edition. 8vo (142 x 222mm). Ppxii,207,ads. B/w photographs. Red cloth, spine titled in gilt. Slight browning to edges but very good in well-used dust-wrapper. Noel Sedgwick was the editor of The Shooting Times and begin this book with material he wrote for this paper. "As Editor of this journal, and as a member of various committees allied to sport, I am naturally in a very favourable position to observe and to understand many matters which may not be altogether clear to the 'ordinary reader'. In this respect, and while giving away nothing of a confidential nature, I have devoted one chapter to the vexed question of wildfowl protection, for I feel most strongly that every sportsman, whether he is a wildfowler or not, should be made aware of the very real dangers to his interests. Apart from this chapter, I have endeavoured to write on those very ordinary subjects which I believe will interest the great majority of shooting men, rather than a section of them. There is little in this book about organised shooting (or large bags), except as it affects those who occasionally shoot as guests and those who love dog work, especially that concerning picking-up at organised shoots. Every shooting man is, or should be, an amateur naturalist, enjoying to the full his environments and the wild life he sees, and being able to identify the more common birds, interpreting their voices and movements to his own benefit. For that reason, a certain amount of natural history will be found among the chapters on shooting." Chapters include: Working for your game; Wildfowl protection; Shooting field problems; Bane of the keeper; Rabbits and rabbiting; Side-lights on hares; Pigeon shooting small days; Round and about; Very rough shooting; From my diary; Natural history casebook; Pastures new. .…

ALL UK PARCELS SENT TRACKED! ALL OVERSEAS PARCELS SENT AIRMAIL, TRACKED! (S/hand, Hardcover, 1951). 1951 1st edition. 8vo (142 x 222mm). Ppxii,207,ads. B/w photographs. Red cloth, spine titled in black. Very good in well-used dust-wrapper. Noel Sedgwick was the editor of The Shooting Times and begin this book with material he wrote for this paper. "As Editor of this journal, and as a member of various committees allied to sport, I am naturally in a very favourable position to observe and to understand many matters which may not be altogether clear to the 'ordinary reader'. In this respect, and while giving away nothing of a confidential nature, I have devoted one chapter to the vexed question of wildfowl protection, for I feel most strongly that every sportsman, whether he is a wildfowler or not, should be made aware of the very real dangers to his interests. Apart from this chapter, I have endeavoured to write on those very ordinary subjects which I believe will interest the great majority of shooting men, rather than a section of them. There is little in this book about organised shooting (or large bags), except as it affects those who occasionally shoot as guests and those who love dog work, especially that concerning picking-up at organised shoots. Every shooting man is, or should be, an amateur naturalist, enjoying to the full his environments and the wild life he sees, and being able to identify the more common birds, interpreting their voices and movements to his own benefit. For that reason, a certain amount of natural history will be found among the chapters on shooting." Chapters include: Working for your game; Wildfowl protection; Shooting field problems; Bane of the keeper; Rabbits and rabbiting; Side-lights on hares; Pigeon shooting small days; Round and about; Very rough shooting; From my diary; Natural history casebook; Pastures new. .…

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ALL UK PARCELS SENT TRACKED! ALL OVERSEAS PARCELS SENT AIRMAIL, TRACKED! (S/hand, Hardcover, 1963). 1963 1st edition. Small 8vo (122 x 190mm). Ppx,69. B/w photographs. Green cloth, spine titled in gilt, original green dust-wrapper. Very light browning to front end-paper o/w very good. Abraded crease to spine of rubbed, price-clipped dust-wrapper. Oddly, this title was initially bound without a blank front end-paper. Early copies were sent out in this form, however at some point the publisher decided that this page was needed and so a blank front end-paper was tipped-in. This copy has a tipped-in front end-paper. Chapters on shooting woodcock, snipe, golden and grey plover, curlew and whimbrel, redshank and bar-tailed godwit. These latter five were legitimate quarry species until 1981. Another good title in this fine series which retains its interest and utility. .…

ALL UK PARCELS SENT TRACKED! ALL OVERSEAS PARCELS SENT AIRMAIL, TRACKED! (S/hand, Hardcover, 1963). 1963 1st edition. Small 8vo (122 x 190mm). Ppx,69. B/w photographs. Green boards, spine titled in gilt. Some browning but good-plus in slightly used dust-wrapper. Oddly, this title was initially bound without a blank front end-paper. Early copies were sent out in this form, however at some point the publisher decided that this page was needed and so a blank front end-paper was tipped-in. This copy has a tipped-in front end-paper. Chapters on shooting woodcock, snipe, golden and grey plover, curlew and whimbrel, redshank and bar-tailed godwit. These latter five were legitimate quarry species until 1981. Another good title in this fine series which retains its interest and utility. .…

Cloth. Zustand: Good Plus. Covers the period from 500BC to 1913AD. A fascinating read especially the chapters covering the 19th and early 20th centuries, The Napoleonic, Crimean, American Civil, Solferino, Franco German, South African and the Russo Japanese. 348pp including appendices with articles from the Geneva Conventions of 1864 and 1906.…