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1996D5K260604072National Muzzleloading Riffle Association 1996. 2nd Edition. hardcover. Very Good. 0x0x0. A very nice copy. Text in clean/unmarked condition. Cover has minor shelf rubbings. Your Satisfaction Guaranteed. We ship daily. National Muzzleloading Riffle Association hardcover
199613268National Muzzleloading Riffle Association 1996. Large hardback in very good condition. 2nd edition 1996. 2nd Edition. Hardcover. Very Good. National Muzzleloading Riffle Association Hardcover
2002048308Long Beach CA: Safari Press Inc. 2002. First Edition LimitedSigned&Numbered . Hardcover. Fine/Slipcase Fine. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. 293pp.; HB lt.purple/blue w/blk.; fine condition w/cleantight pgs. Slipcase dk.gray; fine. "This numbered and signed edition is the twentieth book in the Classics in Big-Game Hunting Series. This is copy number 185" illus. signed by contributors. 1 of 1000 copies. <br/> <br/> Safari Press Inc. hardcover
1910BS1SLVBURG03London: Hunters Limited 1910. Hardback. Pp. 2 309-439 4. Colour frontis. Many b&w illustrations throughout. nd. circa1910. Binding slightly marked and worn to extremities. Previous owner's name to front free end-paper. Private ownership. bs1. Hard Cover. Good. Hunters Limited Hardcover
19374020Nairobi Kenya: East African Professional Hunters' Association 1937. First Edition. Soft cover. Fine. 34 pp ill. Soft covers. Handbook of the association which was formed only one year earlier. Includes list of members honorary members which reads like a who's who of the golden era of big game hunting in East Africa as well as license fees and some ads. Fine condition. A rare item. East African Professional Hunters' Association unknown
32887 March 1783; 'Kensington gravell Pitts'. Erskine who died in 1806 was the grandson of the 27th Earl of Mar. 3 pages 8vo. In very good condition. The letter addressed to 'your Excellency' concerns 'The Honble. Captain Cunningham who had resigned a Troop of Dragoons on the Irish Establishment to go upon Service with the same rank in my unfortunate Regiment of Swiss Chasseurs'. As the correspondent had previously expressed his 'Sentiments on the Propriety of the Application' Cunningham hopes that he will 'now be pleased to lay his peculiar Situation before The King and to entreat that his Majesty would be graciously pleased to give orders for his being honored with an Official letter signifying that Capt. Cunningham has not lost his rank in the Army by testifying his Duty to his Majesty in using every means to go upon actuall Service'. For Erskine Cunningham's present situation is 'a very heavy aggravation of the unexampled hardships that have been put upon me'. He asks for help in his application to Lord Grantham for relevant papers by the the King the Duke of Wirtemberg and Monsieur de Mosheim. These are 'of most material consequence to the determination of my Case which your Excellency's & Mr Townshends obliging representations perswaded The India Company to refer to the decision of Arbitrators'. He is concerned that 'the Successor of Lord Grantham in office may not have the same Sentiments of Jusice' regarding his 'claim on The Company'. The appeal does not appear to have been successful: among the Hodgkin Papers at the British Library is a letter from Erskine to Matthew Lewis Deputy Secretary-at-War 14 November 1786 'on finding no officers of his regiment in the Army List'. Wrapped in a discoloured creased and frayed folio sheet docketed 'J. F. Erskine Lawyers.' 7 March 1783; 'Kensington gravell Pitts'. unknown
Stålfors, Ingrid, AnneliIn Pristine Condition. unknown
Jørgen Holm & Flemming RNot in perfect condition. unknown