Country Life, July 2nd, 1921.

For Sale is an issue of "Country Life" for July 2nd, 1921. Thie issue contains 14 Pages, 28 Sides, and has been taken from a Bound Volume, therefore the Binding holes are showing, the Spine has been strengthened with Filmoplast Tape, No Adverts, and Supplementary pages removed.

Condition of the Print is Very Good.

                                                           Contents.

1- Front page shows a Portrait Photograph of "Mrs. Buchanan-Jardine."

2- Article on "The Prince of Wales."

3- Country Notes.

4- Full Page showing 6 Photographs of "Champions at Olympia." (Descriptive Text below)

5- Article with Photographs called "Egrets in Louisiana.-II." Written by Julian S. Huxley.

6-  Article with Photographs called "The Tallest Yews in Europe." Written by Professor Augustine Henry.

7- Article on "The First Week at Wimbledon." Written by F. R. Burrow.

8- Article on Golf called " The Open Championship," Written by Bernard Darwin.

9- Polo Article  with drawings called "America Wins the Second Test Match." 

10- Featured Home this week is "Althorp IV. Northamptonshire, the seat of the Earl Spencer." Article comes with the following Photographs.
  a- The Stable Principal or Eastern Front. (Half Page)
  b- Portico to Principal Front of Stables. (Full Page)
  c- North Front of Stables. (Half Page)
  d- Portico of North Front of Stables. (Half Page)
  e- The Falconry of "Standinge." (Quarter Page)
   f- Tombs of Members of the Spencer Family in Great Brington Church. (Full Page)
  g- The Weedon Lodge Gates.

11- Article with Photographs showing "The Silver-Gilt Plate of John Holles, Earl of Clare and Duke of Newcastle." Written by H. Avray Tipping.

12- Article called "Quo Vadis Europa?" (Being Letters of Travel from the Capitals of Europe in the Year 1921.) Written by Stephen Graham.

13- Review for the book "Back to Methuselah," by Bernard Shaw.

14- Correspondence.

15- Shooting Notes. Written by Max Baker.

16- Article with Photographs called "Housing the New Yeomen. -II."