High Pheasants in Hampshire. 1935.

For Sale are Two Pages removed from "The Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News, November 29th 1935,"called "High Pheasants in Hampshire," showing the Following Five Photographs from"shooting at Herriard Park, near Basingstoke and Longueville, Co. Cork.

   a- When Those Batteries Open Outside" : During a drive at Herriard Park.  Major Jervoise's Hampshire place is well known for its tall birds and is in a district with a great tradition of high farming and high pheasants.  Major Jervoise is Lord of the Manors of Herriard, Lasham, Tunworth and Britford.

   b- A Longueville Covert Shoot :  Major Longfield and some guests in Ireland.  Mrs. Purdon Coote,  Mrs. Longfield,  Mrs. Davison,  Major Purdon Coote,  Major-Gen. Sir Guy Beatty,  Mr. Arthur Davison,  Mr. Chancellor Hannen,  and Major Longfield.  Major Purdon Coote had 16 birds down in 6 minutes at this shoot.

   c- At The Covert-side :  Brig.-Gen. Madocks, who has a reputation as an angler as well as being a good shot, in action at Major Jervoise's shoot,  Watching him is Commander Wright.

   d- Changing Guns :  Lord Grantley, one of the best guns of his generation, at Herriard Park. He and his host, Major Jervoise, share a common interest in antiquities, Lord Grantley being well known as a Numismatist.

   e- Between Beats :  Major Jervoise, with Colonel Hoare.  Major Jervoise, who owns between 8,000 and 9,000 acres in Hampshire and Wiltshire, has a reputation as an agriculturist.  He combines shooting, hunting and farming with an interest in archaeology.

Condition is Very Good.