Country Life. May 14th, 1921

For Sale is an Issue of "Country Life," for May 14th, 1921. This issue contains 15 Pages, 30 Sides, and has been taken from a Bound Volume. 

Condition of Text is Very Good, with the Spine being strengthened with Filmoplast Tape. No Adverts or Supplementary pages included.

                                                       Contents.

1- Front Page shows a Portrait Photograph of "Miss Doreen Frank."

2- Country Notes.

3- Leading Article called "Industrial Disturbance and Agriculture."

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

5- Article with Photographs called "By Moor and Loch. The Curlew. " Written by Henry Willford.

6- Article called "Wild Life in the Highlands." (Book Reviews)

7- Featured Home this Week is "The Vyne-I. Hampshire, the Seat of Mr. Charles Chute." Article with the following Photographs. Written by Mr. H. Avray Tipping.
     a- The South or Entrance Side.
     b- The North Side. (Full Page)
     c- The East or Chapel End.
     d- A Bench End.
     e- Gothic Stall Work and Stained Glass in the Chapel.
     f- The South Range of Stalls in the Chapel.
     g- The Chapel Parlour.
     h- The Gallery Door.
      i- A Section of the Gallery Wainscoting.
      j- The Gallery.
      k- Detail of Gallery Wainscoting.
      l- Ground Floor Plan of The Vyne.

8- Article called "The Spetchley Strain of Primroses." (Colour, Size and Shape achieved by Hybridation.) Written by H. Avray Tipping.

9- Article on "The Yachting Season." Written by Francis B. Cooke.

10- Article with Photographs on "Chinese Art in England." (VIII.- K'Ang Hsi Blue and White Porcelain.) Written by R. L. Hobson.

11- Article called "Lawn Tennis at Public Schools." Written by G. J. V. Weigall.

12- Article called "Napoleon."

13- Correspondence.

14- Article called 'The Estate Market."  (Reigate Priory & Godmersham Park Sold.)

15- Article on Golf called "St. Andrews getting ready for the Open Championship." Written by Major G. C. Campbell. Written by Bernard Darwin.

16- Article called "Shooting Notes." Written by Max Baker.

17- Article called "Railways and the Transport of Thoroughbreds." (Features of the Jubilee Stakes Race.) Written by Philippos.