Sporting Pictorial. No. 22. March 31st 1908.

Sor Sale is an Issue of "The Sporting Pictorial," No. 22. March 31st 1908. This Issue 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 Portrait Photograph of "Miss Olive May."

2- Article with the following Photographs for "Sir Peter Walker's Point-To-Point."
      a- Mr. H. Boden, the Starter.
      b- Mr. H. Whaley on "Brown Bread."
      c- Mr. Victor Hermon on "Harkaway VIII."
      d- Captain W.S. Power.
      e- The Judge's Box. : Mr. R. Fort. and Mr. W. Bass.

3- Article called "On The Conitnent." By Rouge-Et-Noir. : In the Rooms at Monte Carlo.

4- Article called "At The Varsities." By Gog - Magog. With a Photograph showing the Oxford Athletes "C.M. Chavasse, and N.G. Chavasse."

5- Article on "The Late Duke of Devonshire."

6- Article on "Golfing." With Photographs of the following.
      a- Mr. J.A. Robertson Durham (Oxford).
      b- Mr. V.C. Longstaffe (Cambridge).

7- Article called "Paris. - At The Abbaye Theleme." Written By Little Beast.

8- Article called "Monsieur Fernand Roy."

9- Full Page showing the following Photographs from the "Lincoln Spring Meeting."
        a- Laveuse winning the Trial Plate.
        b- The Finish for the Batthyany Plate.
        c- The Finish for the Lincolnshire Handicap.
        d- Mr. F. S. Barnard's "Kaffir Chief," Winner of the Lincolnshire Handicap.
        e- Captain G.D. Milligan, and Sir Charles Nugent.
         f- Mr. C. A. Mills, and Lord Dalmeny.

10- Full Page showing the following Photographs from the "Liverpool Spring Meeting."
        a- Stanley Steeplechase. - At The Last fence, Davy Jones Falling.
        b- The Liverpool Cup. - The Finish.
        c- Rubio Passing The Post.
        d- Grand National : At The Water Jump.
        e- Lord Marcus Beresford. Mr. P. Whitaker. Mr. Arthur James.
        f- Major F. Douglas Pennant's "Rubio." : Winner of the Grand National.

11- Article called "Motographs." Written by Gerald Biss.
         
12- Article on "The Turf," written by Robert S. Sievier.
       a- Lincoln.
       b- Liverpool.
       c- Newbury.

13- Article called "The 'Varsity Sports."

14- Article called "Newmarket Notes."

15- Article on "Coursing." Written by G.V.C. Blake.

16- The Weekly Article "Rod And Line." Written by Fred G. Shaw. : "Do Salmon Feed in Fresh Water."

17- Article Called "Leicestershire Notes," written by Port.

18- Article called "Hunting Notes,"
      a- The Bill.
      b- The Blazers.
      c- Presentations.
      d- Tom Bishopp.
      e- A Fatality.
      f- Hounds Poisoned.
      g- A Quaint Idea.

19- Article called "Natural History and Sport." Written by F.G. Aflalo. : Seals for Sport."

20- Article called "Frocks and Frills," : Ladies Page. "Femme Paree, Femme Aimee." Written by Minnie. With a Photograph of the Actress Mlle. Mistinguett.

21- The Weekly Article called "Our Indian Letter." 

22- Photograph of "An Epsom Veteran," Mr. Robert Dearle, who died last week, aged ninety, and who had witnessed eighty Derbys.

23- Article called "Toujours Perdrix." Written by Mrs. C.M. Greswell.

Condition is Good, with a few pages being Tanned.