Country Life. September 10th, 1921.

For Sale is an issue of Country Life, for September 10th, 1921. This issue contains 16 Pages, 32 Sides, and has been taken from a Bound Volume.

Condition of the Print is Very Good, the Spine being strengthened with Filmoplast Tape. No Adverts or Supplementary Pages included.

                                                           Contents.

1- Front Page shows a Portrait Photograph of "The Hon. Lady Lloyd and Her Son."

2- Leading Article called "Payment for Idleness."

3- Article called "Country Notes."

4- Article called "The Nest of the King Eider." Written by the leader of the Oxford University Expedition to Spitzbergen F. C. R. Jourdain.

5- Article called "Shrubs and the Drought." Written by E. S. Roscoe.

6- Article with Photographs called "The Malabar Rising." 

7- Article with Photographs called "A Dog of Princes and Sportsmen." Written by R. A. Croxton Smith.

8- Article on "John Leydon." (Shepherd's Boy who became an Indian Judge.)

9- Article called "Hedgehog as a Dainty." Written by George Cecil.

10- Featured Home this week is "Dunrobin Castle-II. Sutherland, a seat of the Duke of Sutherland." Showing an Article with the following Photographs. 
     a- Castle from the West.
     b- The West end of the Library.
     c- The Drawing-Room.
     d- A Corner of the Drawing-Room.
     e- Chimneypiece in the Billiard Room.
      f- Breakfast Room Ceiling.
      g- Central Panel of the Drawing-Room Ceiling.
      h- In the Biliard Room.
      i- The Duchess's Sitting-Room in Old Part of Castle.
      j- In the Duke's Bedroom.
      k- In the Dining-Room. Looking West.
      l- The East-End of the Dining-Room.
      m- From Drawing-Room to Lounge.
      n- Door from Breakfast Room to Billiard Room.

11- Article called "A Book To Read At Leisure."  (Monsieur Bergeret in Paris. Written by Anatole France.)

12- Article called "Horses in the Cesarewitch : A Run Through the Handicap." Written by Philippos.

13- Article showing the following Photographs of "Pictures of Covent Garden in the Duke of Bedford's Collection."
      a- Attributed to Paul Ferg.
      b- Attributed to Peter Angelis, 1727.
      c- By Balthazar Nebot, 1735.
      d- Attributed to Herbert Pugh.

14- Article called "The Shooting at Bradwell Grove, Oxon." Written by Max Baker.

15- Article called "University Cricketers and the Australians." 

16- Golfing Article called "On The Green." Written by Bernard Darwin.

17- Article called "Lawn Tennis Topics." Written by F. R. Burrow.

18- Correspondence.

19- Article called "Shooting Notes." Written by Max Baker.

20 Article called "A "Chester" Menu for a Country House Dinner."