Sporting Pictorial. No.2. November 12th 1907

For Sale is an Issue of "The Sporting Pictorial," No.2. November 12th 1907. This Issue contains 16 Pages, 32 Sides, and has been taken from a Bound Volume.
Edited by Robert S. Sievier.
Illustrated by "The Snark."

                                                    Contents.

1- Front Page shows the following 4 Adverts, also a Photograph  from "Hawthorn Hill," : Sir Robert Wilmot talking to his Jockey E. May, with Mr. C.V. Tabor (in centre).
     a- Thos. Wallis and Co., Ltd. (Office Furniture).
     b- Robert Masters, Crook & Co.
     c- Topping & Spindler.
     d- John Hamilton & Co.

2- The Weekly Article on "Hunting." - The Quorn. - Continued. With the following Pictures..
    a-Quorn Hunt, 1838.
    b- Sir Richard Sutton and Sons.
    c- The Earl of Stamford.
    d- Gate Jumped by the Marquis of Waterford.
    e- The Melton Hunt.
    f- The Marquis of Waterford Jumping a Gate in a Dining Room.
    g- Opening Meet of The Quorn, 1907.
     h- Mr. John Craddock.
     i- Mr. Thomas Craddock.
     j- Cup - Presented to Mr. J. D. Craddock.
     k- Candelabrum - Presented to Mr. Thomas Cradock.

3- The Weekly Article on "The Turf."  - "The Derby Gold Cup."
 
4- The Weekly Article called "Rod and Line." Written by Fred G. Shaw. - "The Trout Season of 1907."

5- Article called "Hunting Gossip."
    a- Field Masters.
    b- Capping.
    c- The Ormond.
    d- Mr. Garth.
    e- Miss Edith Somerville.
    f- The Badminton.
    g- The Pytchley at Cold Ashby.

6- The Weekly Article "On The Continent." Written by Rouge-et-Noir.

7- Article on "The Motor Fair At Olympia." Written by H. Massac Buist.
    a- Mercedes Rifinements.
    b- The No- Trouble Berliet.
    c- Humber Specialities.
    d- 40 for Argyll.
    e- Improved Rolls-Royce Steering.
    f- Daimler Departures.
    g- Sunbeam Sets a Fashion.
    h- Real Carriage Practice.
     i- Motorbilities.
     j- Portraits of the Following.
         1- Mr. J. D. Siddeley (Siddeley).
         2- Mr. E. Mays Smith (Delaunay- Belleville).
         3- Mr. George Du Cros (Panhard).
         4- Mr. D'arcy R. Baker (Fiat).
         5- Mr. Undecimus Stratton (Daimler).
         6- Mr. J.E. Hutton. (Berliet).
         7- Mr. S.F. Edge (Napier).
         8- Mr. W. Du Cros (Austin).
    k- Points of Contrast.
    l- Overproduction but no Slump.
    m- Edisonomania.
     n- Fiat Features.
     o- The Price Problem.
     p- The Little Bird Again.
     q- Something Like a Full-proof Gear.

8- Article called "Cocking and its Votaries." - Continued. Written by Spread Eagle.

9- Article on "Association Football."  Written by K.W.D. Showing a Portrait Photograph of The Rt. Hon. Alfred Lyttleton.

10- Article on "Rugby Football." Written by F.J. Sellicks. Showing a Portrait of Mr. Frank M. Stout.

11- The Weekly Article "The Postman's Rat-Tat." Written by Little Bunnie.

12- Article on "Hockey." Written by "Hustle."

13- Article on "Golfing." Written by "Driver." Showing a Photograph of Mr. J.H. Taylor.

14- Article called "Motographs." Written by Gerald Biss.

15- Article on "The Stage." Written by "The Owl." - Showing a Picture of Mlle. Adeline Genee : as the Milliner at the Empire.

16- The Weekly Article "At the Varsities." Written by Gog-Magog.

17- Article on "Finance." Written by The Financier. - "Financial Sketches : No. 1 - Lord Rothschild." Showing a Portrait Photograph of Lord Rothschild.

18- The Weekly Article "Fashions and Frills." Ladies' Page. - Written by La Marquise.

19- Back Page shows a Full Page Advert for "Fiat."