Sporting Pictorial. No. 9. December 31st 1907.

For Sale is an issue of "The Sporting Pictorial." No. 9. December 31st 1907. This Isssue 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 the following Adverts.
    a- Thomas and Spindler.
    b- Irroy's Champagne.
    c- WM. Pierrepont.

2- The Weekly Article on "Hunting." - The Heythrop. With the following Pictures.
    a- "Jem" Hills (Huntsman). with JohnGoddard (Whip). and Thomas Stather (Whip). (Painting.)
    b- A Gallop with "Jem" Hills. (Painting)
    c- "Jem" Hills and Whips. (Photograph)
    d- Mr. A.W. Hall, Esq., M.P. and Mrs. Hall.
    e- Charles Sturman. (Huntsman). (Photograph)
    f- Mr. Albert Brassey. (Photograph)
    g- Master and Huntsman Leaving Stow-on-the-Wold. (Photograph)
    h- A Meet at Stow-on-the-Wold.  (Photograph)
    i- The Kennels, Chipping norton.  (Photograph)
    j- Hound "Drover."  (Photograph)
    k- Hound "Weathergage."  (Photograph)
    l- Hound "Royal."  (Photograph)
    m- Hound "Silence."  (Photograph)
    n- Group of Stud Hounds.  (Photograph)
    o- Group of Bitches.  (Photograph)
    p- Dog Pack at Exercise.  (Photograph)

3- The Weekly Article "Powder and Shot." Written by Right and Left.

4- Article on "Golfing."

5- Article on "Cricket." - "The First Test." Written by Gilbert L. Jessop. 

6- Article called "With The M.C.C. in Australia." By our own Correspondent.

7- Full page showing the following photographs of "Pantomime Favourites."
    a- Miss Nell Richardson ( Shakespeare Theatre, Clapham.)
    b- Miss Nancy Hearne. (Shakespeare Theatre, Clapham.)
    c- Miss Dorothy Firmin. (Kennington Theatre.)
    d- Miss Agnes Fraser. (Drury Lane.)

8- The Weekly Article "On the Continent." - "The Golf Club at Cannes." Written by Rouge-et-Noir. With a Photograph of "The Grand Duke Michael and other Famous Golfers."

9- Article called "The Motoring Year." Written by H. Massac Buist.
    a- Outstanding Points.
    b- Awkward French Position.
    c- Attractiveness of the Race Track.
    d- Next Year's Sport and "Show."
    e- The industrial Outlook.
    f- In Quest of the South Pole.

10- Article called "Crispograms."

11- Article on Rugby Football." Written by F.J. Sellicks.

12- The Weekly Article on "Coursing." Written by G.V.C. Blake.

13- The Weekly Article "Hunting Notes."
      a- Small Holdings.
      b- The Pros and Cons.
      c- Finally.
      d- Mr. Hall Walker.
      e- A Fatal Accident.
      f- Motor Damages Hounds.
      g- Viscount Tredegar.

14- The Weekly Article "Leicestershire Notes." Written by Port.

15- The Weekly Article "Motographs." Written by Gerald Biss.
     a- 1908.
     b- A Road-Hog.
     c- From Car to Coster Cart.
     d- 'Ware Live Stock.
     e- Elaborate Intentions.
     f- Competition on the Brighton Road.
     g- The "Bill Sykes" Car.
     h- Jereboam and Rehoboam.

16- The Weekly Article "Rod and Line." - The Grayling. Written by F.G. Shaw.

17- The Weekly Article "The Postman's Rat-Tat."

18-  The Weekly Article "Fashions and Frills."- Ladies Page. Written by Minne.

19- The Weekly Article "Our Indian Letter." Written by our own Correspondent.

20- Full page Advert for "The Winning Post Winter Annual."

Condition is Very Good.