A Field Day. 1913.

For Sale is a Full Page removed from "The Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News, March 29th, 1913," showing the Following 6 Hunting Illustrations drawn by A. J. Gough, called "A Field Day."

   a- "Admiration."
   b- "Insubordination."
   c- "Exultation."
   d- "Consternation."
   e- "Procrastination."
   f- "----ation."

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Reverse side shows the Following 8 Photographs showing "A Motor Tour Through Sunny France."
   a- En Route for France:  The car was swung on to the Packet-Boat at Folkestone by a powerful Crane.
   b- At Boulogne, where we landed we had to wait, in company with another car, whilst the custom officials were signing our papers, Etc.
   c- Once outside that Port we stopped to fill up with petrol, buying it from one of the old country-women, who, living beyond the "Octroi," are able to sell "Essence" much cheaper than in the town.
   d- Soon we found ourselves on the great "Route Nationale" Highways of France;  Dead level, and as straight as a die, they run for mile after mile between an endless Avenue of Trees.
   e- A fifty-a-mile-an-hour rush through France, where, from my seat in the Landaulette, the country looked like this,
   f- brought us through the beautiful Forest of Compiegne,
   g- to the French Custom House, where the lady of the party persuaded the White-Clothed Douanier to sign our exit-paper,
   h- and, Climbing to the summit of the Jura Mountains, we entered a tunnel and left France.

Condition is Very Good.