The Field. The Country Newspaper. May 14th, 1932.

For Sale is an Issue of "The Field,  The Country Newspaper. May 14th, 1932, This Issue contains 12 Pages, 24 Sides, and has been removed from a Bound Volume.
 All the Advertising Pages are missing.

                                                          Contents.
 1- Front Page Photograph shows Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Whitney, well known to the Sporting World of England and America.
 2-Two Strange Polo Decisions.
 3- Pity the Lawn Tennis "Rabbit" : Handicap players who do not get a square Deal.
 4- Farewell to Point-to-Points.   (Verse)
 5- Clubs of the Road and Rein- V. Modern Coaching Difficulties : How Tandem Driving Originated :  Putting Yiung Drivers through their Paces. Written by "Palafox"
6-  Polo in the West Country. Some clubs, players, and teams.
7- Aids in Training Polo Ponies : Lt.-Col. T. P. Melvill Explains his Methods.
8- Gunn, The Cricket Genius : A Test Player of 1907 and still going strong. Written by Neville Cardus.
9- Deep-Sea Racing Rivals : Competitors in This Week's Haaks and Maas Races. Written by Major Malden Heckstall-Smith.
10- Prospect for the Mayfly Season ;  A Good Hatch Expected Where the Fly Still Exists.
11- Menace of Grey Squirrels : Some Results of the First Year's Campaign.
12-  New Trophy for the  Rifle Season to be declared for the Spanish Ibex.
13- North -Country Racing Stables To The Fore. Revival of Glories of the Pastat Chester.
14- Rehearsals for the Golf Championships : Ladies on the New Course at Forest Riw.
15- Harbour Heights for Cruisers-Southwold.  Written by E. Keble Chatterton.
16- Fencing at Lincoln's Inn.
17- In The City : The Grand Union Canal.  
18- Full Page Advert for Austin Reed.
19- The Country House : Flower Borders at Chelsea. Written by Eleanor Sinclair Rohde.

Condition is Very Good.