A Meet of the Atherstone Foxhounds at Arley Village, near Nuneaton. 1914.

For Sale is a Full Page removed from "The Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News, november 21st, 1914," showing the Following Photographs from "A Meet of the Atherstone Foxhounds at Arley village, near Nineaton."

   1- Mrs. Inge, the Lady Master, at the Meet.
   2- The village children making friends with the hounds.
   3- The field passing through a farmyard.
   4- The huntsman with hounds working a game preserve.
   5- Lady followers waiting in covert while hounds draw.
   6- The pack arriving in the village.
   7- Sam Morgan, the huntsman.
   8- The pack entering the woods to draw.
   9- The terrier man with his charge.

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Reverse side shows 11 Photographs from"The Swaffam Coursing Meeting."

   1- the D. P. Wormald's Horsted Harvey Sauce, by Heavy Weapon-Sweet Sauce, the winner of the Newmarket Stakes.
   2- Mr. S. Brereton's brancaster Bay waiting his turn in the George Stakes, which he divided.
   3- Mr. T. Ramsden's Runcton, by Glenbridge-Brogur, the winner of the Swaffam Cup.
   4- Watching the final Course of the Swaffam Cup.
   5- Mr. J. R. Masters  ns. Bawsey Ruin, by Heavy Weapon-Belle of Ousley, a divider with Horstead Surprise the Westacre Stakes.
   6- Mr. T. Ramsden's Right O, by Broad Arrow-Bonzoline, who divided with Horstead Surprise the Westacre Stakes.
   7- Mr. D. P. Wormald's  Horestead Surprise, by Harsh Words-Soft as Silk.
   8- Mr. J. H. Pollard's Happy Peace, by Wetherby-Molly Peace, who divided George Stakes with Brancaster Bay.
   9- Miss Kathleen Buck with Mr. H. Birkbeck's Bachelor Days,  runner-up in the Newmarket Stakes.
   10- Sir T. V. T. Gooch's Greenshank having his foot bandaged after meeting with a slight accident.
   11- The close of the November day.- Preparing for the journey home on the last afternoon.

Condition is Very Good.