A Record Meet : The Surrey Union Hounds at Burford Bridge on Boxing Day. 1909.

For Saleis a Full Page removed from "The Bystander," January 6th, 1909, showing the Following 5 Photographs called "A Record Meet," showing "The Surrey Union Hounds at Burford Bridge on Boxing Day."

   a- Drawing Box Hill :  The favourite retreat of London Trippers in the possession of a different kind on Invader.
   b- On their way to the Meet : The accessibility of Box Hill to Town led to a record number of followers being present.
   c- Mr. F. Gordon Colman, the Master : Mr. Colman has held the Mastership since 1904, and has worked hard to show sport.
   d- A Fine Horsewoman in the making : Miss Faber, a fearless little rider, who was with the hounds all day.
   e- The Crowd of Sightseers Outside the Picturesque Burford Bridge Hotel at the Foot of Box Hill.

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Revers side shows drawings by "Snaffles" called 'With the Knaphill Jelly Dogs."
The members of the Ripley and knaphill Harriers, who are known to their inmates by the not altogether picturesque sobriquet "The Knaphill Jelly Dogs," hunt in Surrey and Middlesex. A subscription pack, it has been in existence since 1738, when it was established by the Rev. Mr. Onslow, in whose family it remained for nearly a century. The present Master is Mr. J. Hutchinson Driver.

Condition is Very Good.