The Field. Empire Number. May 21st, 1932.

For Sale is an Issue of The Field. Empire Number, May 21st, 1932. This issue contains 44 Pages, 88 Sides, and has been removed from a bound volume..
 (Contained within is the Empire Sport  and Travel Dupplement.)
                                                           Contents.

1-  10 Pages 20 Sides, of Adverts,
2- Full Page Portrait of the Golfer and "England's Captaain- Miss Joyce Wethered. 
3- Saving the Empire's Big Game.
4- The Prince of Wales's Home Farm.
5- Opportunity Waiting inthe Amateur Golf Championship.
6- The Joys of Snipe Shooting. Written by Lieut-Col. W. Coape Oats.
7- British Agriculture at the Ottawa Conference.
8- The Ideal Coachwork for the one-Car Owner. Written by Sir Malcolm Campbell.
9- Can Racehorses be "Nobbled" ?
10- Whipsnade's First Birthdayy.
11- AS new King of Dog Show.
12- Silver Fox Farming.

                                          Empire Sport and Travel Supplement.
1- Ottawa Must Succeed ! Written by Lord Lloyd, G. C. S. I.
2- Salmon Fishing on Anticosti. Written by Lieut.-Col. H. W. Snow. C.M.G.,  D.S.O.
3- Sport in Rhodesian Rivers, Written by Lieut-Col.H. Marshall Hole.C. M. G. 
4- "The mOst Difficult Shot I Have Ever Had."Written by Sir Alfred Pease, Bart.
5- Some memories of Polo in the Empire. By Lieut.-Col.T. P. Melvill,  D.S.O.
6- What Kenya offers  the Settler.
7- Sneven Years in Africa.  Written by Lieut.-Col. Cyril Foley.
8- Partridge Shooting in Canada.
9- Rugby Under Difficulties : How the Game is played on the Waziristan Frontier.
10- Fell Hunting in India. Written by Lieut.-Col. A. V. T. Wakely.
11- Catching and Cooking Trout on the Line in New Zealand.
12- Foreign Travel by the Empire's Ships.

Condition is Very Good.