Sporting Pictorial. No. 23. April 7th 1908.

For Sale is an Issue of "The Sporting Pictorial," No. 23. April 7th 1908." This Copy contains 14 Pages, 28 sides and has been taken from a Bound Volume. 
Edited by Robert S. Sievier. 
Illustrated by "The Snark."
                                                      Contents.
1- Front Page shows a Photograph of "Miss Jean Aylwin," who has made such a success at the Gaiety Theatre.

2- Full page showing the following Photographs of "Otter Hunting with the Culmstock Otter Hounds."
     a- The Meet at Wellisford.
     b- Mr. H. Welch Thornton, the master, trying a Likely Place.
     c- Stickling the Stream near Waterrow.
     d- Climbing a Bank.
     e- A Frail Bridge.
     f- The Kill at Waterrow.

3- Article called "Natural History and Sport," by F.G. Aflalo. - The Mind of the Fisherman.

4- Photographs from "The Amateur Racquet Championship." (Singles.)
       a- E.M. Baerlein. (Winner.)
       b- E.B. Noel. (Beaten by Baerlein in the final.)

5- Article "Rod and Line," by Fred G. Shaw. - Are the Fishers of Coarse Fish Coarse Fishermen ?  We Say, of Course Not.

6- Article called "Our Indian Letter." (From our own Correspondent.)

7- Article called "Theatrical Notes."

8- Article called "At The Varsities," by Gog - Magog.

9- Illustratuion showing "Lambeth Walk, Lambeth."

10- Article called "Death of "St. Simon." With a Photograph of St. Simon.

11- Full page showing the following Photographs from "The Gatwick Meeting."
      a- Prince's Handicap. - The Start.
      b- Marathon II. - Winner of the Spring Maiden Plate, in the Unsaddling Enclosure on the right. Grey Kilt on the left.
      c- Lord Westbury.
      d- Mr. Somerville Tattersall.
      e- Mr. T.E. Liddiard.
      f- Mr. G.P. Huntley.

12- Article called "Motographs," by Gerald Biss.
      a- Motor-Boats at Olympia.
      b- The British Motor-Boat Club.
      c- Developments at the Motor Club.
      d- R.A.C. Outlook.
      e- The Chauffeurs Dinner.
      f- The Entries for the "Two Thousand."
      g- The Mystery of the Yellow Car.

13- Article called "The Turf," by Robert S. Sievier.
      a- The Derby of 1908.
      b- Newbury.

14- Article called "Death of Captain the Hon. Ronald Greville."

15- Article called "The 'Varsity Boat Race."

16- Article called "Coursing," by G.V.C. Blake.

17- Article called "Newmarket Notes."

18- Article called  "Leicestershire Notes." By Port.

19- Article called "Hunting Notes."
        a- In Ireland.
        b- The Hursley.
        c- Mr. F.C. Swindell.
        d- Sir Gilbert Greenall.
        e- The Bramham Moor.
        f- Sir William Cooke.
        g- Memorial to the late Mr. E.C. Burton.

20- Full Page showing a Statue, modelled by Mr. Walter Winans, of "Ascetic's Silver," by "Ascetic" - "Silver Lady," winner of the Grand National, 1906, which is being exhibited at the Salon du Concours Hippique, Paris.

21- Full page Article called "Paris."- The Little Palace. By Little Beast. With a Photograph of "M. Gaston St. Mars." who plays in the Revue at the Little Palace.

22- Full page Comic Illustration by "The Snark."

23- Full page Article called "On The Continent," by Rouge-et-Noir. - Battle of Flowers and Motoring at Nice.

24- Article called "Frocks and Frills." - Ladies Page. - "Femme Paree, Femme Aimee." Written by Minnie.

25- Article on "Golfing." With Photographs of A. Massy, and H. Vardon.

26- Short Story called "Retribution !" by T.E. Maw.

Condition is Good, with a Few of the Pages Tanned..