Country Life, January 16th, 1937.

For Sale is an Issue of "Country Life, January 16th,  1937."  This issue contains 13 Pages, 26 Sides, and has been removed from a Bound Volume.  The Supplement is therefore not included.

Condition is Very Good.

                                                  Principal Contents.

   1- Front Pahe shows a Portrait Photograph of "Lady Heathcoat-Amory."
Our frontispiece this week is a portrait of Lady Heathcoat-Amory, who will always be remembered as the greatest of all lady golfers, Miss Joyce Wethered.  She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Newton Wethered, and was married on January 6th to Sir John Heathcoat-Amory, Bt.

   2- Coronation Planting.

   3- A Casual Commentary :  Going West, by Bernard Darwin.

   4- A Country Garden, by G. C. Taylor.

   5- Pike Fishing Extraordinary on a Hampshire River, by Bernard Alfieri.

   6- Rising hopes for the Grand National :  Older Horses in the Eclipse.

   7- The Evolution of the English Parish Church, by Christopher Hussey ;  Other Reviews

   8- Stone Curlew,  Thicknee,  or Norfolk Polver- II.  Written and illustrated by Eric J. Hosking.

   9- Technique and Tradition in British Architecture, by Robert Byron.

   10- At the Theatre :  The New Hamlet, by George Warrington.

   11- Pig-sticking on Foot,  by K. C. Gandar Dower.

   12- The Joys of Rye, (Golf) by Bernard Darwin.

   13- A Sporting Screen Painted for John Knox of Castle Rea, by Walter Shaw Sparrow.

   14- Correspondence.

   15- A Norwegian "Saeter," by Nina Scott Langley.