1951 issue SPORTING & DRAMATIC NEWS ( 0083 )

' The Elmwood Herd at Mill Farm, Black Bourton Coming in for the Afternoon Milking ' with part of a farmhouse inthe background

' Graceful and Her Two Daughters with A. L. Taylor and Two Other Herdsmen '

' Professor R. Boutflour the Principal of the Royal Agricultural College at Cirencester Chatting with Mr H. Jenkinson of Mill FArm '

' Peter and David Sons of Mr R. Jenkinson with Graceful '

' Mr George Odlum the Breeder of Manningford Faith Jan Graceful and A. L. Taylor '

' Waiting for the Record ' Group of men outsid the milking sheds

' Bracken Poisoning - Cutting Bracken on the Lakeland Fells ABove Kirkstone Pass '

' A Staggering Gait of A Welsh Black Bullock Suffering from Bracken Poisoning '

' Before Treatment with the Holt Bracken Breaker - At Amat, Ardgay in Ross-shire '

' The Same Land Showing the Results ' as above

' The Holt Bracken Breaker Made at Kirbymoorside, York ' plough attatchment

The Irrigation of Meadowland at The Farm of Captain J. F. bomford of Spring Hill, Fladbury:

' The Pump Lifting the Water from the Avon '

' Troughing ' Sleekburnc.

' Joining the Furrow '

' The Furrow '

' Hay Crop '

' Aftermath '

' Irrigation in Indo China '

' The Two Men Treadmills in Northern Indo China '

' Morocco - Irrigation Pump In the Souss Valley '

The Border Union Show at Springwood park Kelso -:

' A View From The Stand At the Border union Show '

' The Duchess of Roxburghe Who Presented the Prizes Among a Group of Winning Competitors '

' Best Decorated Horse - Belonging to T. Punton, Wester Dalmeny, South Queensferry ' photograph of the horse

' Scottish Blackface Champion - Shown by Messrs J. And W. T. MacFarlane, Hartwoodmyres, Selkirk ' photograph of sheep

' South Country Cheviot Champion - By Mr A. Elliot of Hyndhope, Jedburgh ' photograph of sheep

' Oxford Down Champion - Mr Matthew Templeton ' Flock of Charterhouse, Kelso ' photograph of sheep

' Border LEicester Champion - Mr Alan Grant, of Blairgowrie ' photograph of sheep

' Ayrshire Supreme Champion by Messrs S. Clark and Sons ' cow and herdsman

' Champion Hunter Dick III Shown by Major J. B. Black '

At The Perth Agricultural Society Show:

' Highland Champion Corryarrick Shona - Shown by the North British Aluminium Co. Ltd at Fort William ' photograph of the animal

' Aberdeen Angus Champion - Belonging to Mr A. H. B. Grant of Thron, Blairgowrie ' photograph of the animal

' Chairman of ther Show Committer Mr A. H. B. Grand with Lady MacRobert of Tarland and Mr W. Heughan ther Manager of MacRobert Farms, Douneside '

' Mr H. L. Dewhurst Capt of Perthshire Crickdet Club Leads His Champion Shorthorn Bull KAir King George ...'

At West Teviotdale Show at Hawick - Lady Polwarth With The Prizewinners and Their Trophies '

At The Edenbridge and Oxted Agricultural Show:

' A View of the Show '

'The Judges - Mr F. Streeter - Mr A. W. Metcalfe - Mr H. H. Cooke - Mr A. V. Pike '

' Visitors in the Lunch Tent Keeping OUt of the Rain ..'

' Horticultural Class Winners - Won By Mr F. Jordan - Messrs R. W. King of Sevenoaks ...' desplay of flowers etc

' Mr Christopher Soames , the Son in Law of Mr Winston Churchill, Watching the Judging '

' Trick Riding of the Royal army Service Corps '

' Playmate Ridden By Miss Jan Jason Smith of Henfield Sussex '

The Royal Lancashire Show at Blackburn:

' Watching the Judging at Witton park, Blackburn ...'

' Winning Trio of British Friesians Shown by Mr Tom Loftus ' photograph of hinm with his cows and herdsmen

' Derby Trophy Winner Mr j. D. Martindal's Dairy Shorthorn Heifer Avenham Dora '

' Miss Annalova Harms-Cooke Riding Hestor ...'

' Mrs R. Assheton with her Husband The Show President The Rt. Hon Ralph Assheton MP Presenting the Cup to Conastable Greenup of MIel the Liverpool City Police '

' Champion Hackney - Mr T. w. Bartons Chestnut Mare Holywell Florette Driven by Mrs Cynthia Haydon '

' SHire Male Champion - Messrs J. And W. Whewell 's Stallion Althrope Trump Card '

' Female Champion Shire - Lillingstone Lady Margaret belonging to Mr H. Eady Robinson ..'

' Flowers - Hyacinths - Double Tulip - Lachenalias - Freezias - Irises - Schizostylis Coccinnea - Nerines '

' Atomic Waste in the Thames - From the Atomic Research Station at Aldermaston ...'

' The New Australian House at Kew Gardens '

' Albert Keast A Cornish Hedger '

' Alderney Champion Cow "Bluebell of La Planque" Belonging to Mr N. D. R. Le Cocq '

Cobb of Stroud 's Guernseys for Lady McMillans Farm in Kenya ..'

' Kings Cup Winner at Alderney - Mr E. J. Burland's Marcella '

' Camelia or Bramley? ...'

' The Hay Deniliquin Road in New South Wales Australia - Flooded fromthe Murrumbridgee River - Farmer Mr R. Gee with a Ferguson Tractor Towing a Car to Safety '

' Thatching In Dorset - Mr WilliamMale near Charminster '

Dublin Horse Show -: Sleekburnc.

' Mr E. Holland-Martin Riding Aherlow for the Aga Khan Cup ' jumping a fence

' The Famous Double Bank Jump - Captain Tubridy of Ireland on Ormonde '

' Ballyneety Riden by Captain Kevin Barry ' jumping a fence

' The Jumping Ring at Ballsbridge During the parade of Teams for the Aga Khan Cup ...'

' The Champion Hunter of the Show Sandara Ridden By Mr Glen Browne - Owned by Mrs E. Glen Browne of Hermitage Glanmire Co. cork '

' The British Team - Lieutenant Colonel Harry Llewellyn on Foxhunter - Mr E. Holland-Martin on Aherlow - Mr A. Masserella on The Monarch - Mr P. Robeson on Craven A '

' The Irish Team - Captain M. Tubridy - Captain C. O'Shea - Captain L. Magee - Captain K. Barry '

' Duke of Beaufort MFH and Mr J. M. Castle

' Marquess and Marchioness of Kildare'

' Major C. C. Hall of the Irish NAtional Stud and Colonel V. D. S. Williams '

' President of the Republic of Ireland His Excellency Sean T. O'Kelly Presenting The Rosette to Lieut. Col. Llewellyn '

' Lord Daresbury Master of the Limerick Hounds Talks to Lady Helena Hilton-Green '

' Reserve Champion Hunter - Prince Becher Ridden By Mr Granville Nugent '

' Polyglide of the Carnew Stud, County Wicklow .....'

' The Best Harness pair - Mr W. t. Barton's Hurstwood Starlight and Warwick Charm Driven by Mrs Haydon '

' American Judge of Harness Classes Mrs Jessie Cox of Massachusetts Handing a Wining Rosette to Mrs Haydon ...'

' The Pembroke Cup Won by Mint Sauce Owned by Mrs Rochfort Hyde of Lynn House, Mullingar ' photograph of the horse

' Best Thoroughbred Yearling Filly "By Greek Star" by Hyperion - Shown by Mr T. P. McIvor of Navan, County Meath ' photograph of the horse

' Champion Lightweight Hunter Mighty Grand Ridden by Mrs Tollit - Shown by MR N. Galway Greer of Dunboyne, Co. Meath ' photograph of the horse and rider

' Reserve to Mighty Grand Ridden by Mrs Anthony Burke of Cappoquin, Co. Wexford - Shown by Mr E. Rohan ' photograph of the horse and rider

' Middleweight Hunters inthe Ring Judged by Mr herbert Sutton of Cottesbrooke, Northamtonshire and Major P. Borwick of Telmarsh ' distant view

' Parade of prizewinners in the Main Ring '

' Best Middleweight Hunter Josh Ridden By Miss Lowry - Shown by Mr Archibald Willis of Bakkyfinaghy, Belfast ' photograph of the horse and rider

' Polo Playing Sisters Miss Diana Edge on Cassandra and Miss Patricia Edge on Twilight - Members of the All Ireland Polo Club '

' Dancing Dandy Ridden By LEslie Fitzpatrick ' taking a jump

' Young Winners - Molly Wallace on Christopher Robin - Rory Brown on Black Beauty - Batt Jones on Chocolate Beauty '

' Best Child Rider - Lewis Lowry with Champion Child's Pony Hassan Owned by Miss Barbara Falloon ' horse and rider - info. later, and not so long ago, he was President of the Equestrian Federation of Ireland I believe - Photographs by Poole of Dublin

The North East Hants show at Chandos Lodge park at Anstey near Alton :-

' Sheltering from the Rain ...'

' Mr Arthur parkinson President of the Show with Mr W. Creswell Dept. Chairman '

' Mr G. Maginnis Herdsman to Mr Drummond Hodge wioth the Challenge Cup '

' Female Champion Cow Brocas Lands Dora - Owned by Mr R. Drummond ' photograph of cow

' Heavy Horse Champion - Mr R. Corbett 's Clydesdale McGregor with Mr E.Cofrfen '

' Best Pen of Sheep - Five Clun Forest Ewes Exhibitied by Mr F. Colebrook ' photograph of sheep

' Best Pig - Major L. I. T. Whitaker 's Wessex Saddleback Boar Haslebury Viking 34th '

' Racing at Goodwood -The Paddock with Trundle Hill in the Background '

' Racing at Goodwood - The Stewards Cup Mr J. s. Gerber 's Sugar Bowl ( W. Snaith ) - Mrs Gilmour 's Spartan Sacrificre Ridden by N. Sellwood - Majasa ( D. W. Morris ) - Starlight '

The USk Valley Casting Club - Fly and B ait Casting:

' View of Thre Tournament on the Banks of the Usk at Glanusk Park at Crickhowell in Breconshire '

' Timekeeper Colonel SDandford of Abergavenny ...'

' Usk Valley Jewel Winner - Pink the Hon. Mrs V. Thomas of Datchet ...'

' The Hon. Mrs Cooper ( Erwood ) in the Salomon Fly Distance ...'

' Caster - Colonel R. Stapleton-Cotton of London ...'

' Gaffer - W. t. Birchenough of Llanover ...'

' Under Fourteen Event - Eleven Year Old A. T. Samuel ...'

' Under Fourteen - The Hon. E. Shan Bailey aged Nearly Eight, Daughter of Lady Glanusk ...' - info. Hon. Elizabeth Shan Josephine Bailey later Legge-Bourke

Golfing scene on the coast - photograph

' Golf - Miss Patty Berg Limbering Up at Sunningdale ...'

' A Golf Motor Cart - The LAtest Idea From America '

Suffolk Sheep Societys Show at Ipswich:

' Judging in the Recreation Ground Ipswich ...'

' Summoning Buyers to the Sale Ring - Ringing a Bell '

' J. H. Pool and A. H. Cobbald Judges in the Gippeswyck Plate Competition '

' Hugh Fraser and Hubert Groom Judged Shearing Lambs and Venning Cup Entries ..'

' Three LAmbs Shown by Mr W. G. Waspe of Lawshall Hall, Bury St Edmunds ' the lambs andc three handlers Sleekburnc.

' A Pen of Ewes Which Fetched £30 10s Each Sold by Mrs M. R. Mitchell and Sons ...' photograph of lambs and shepherd

' Best Ram Lamb - Sold by Mr E. W. Putman of Driffield Yorks to mr E. W. Rennie ' photograph of lamb

Full page

Miss Emily MacManus CBE OBE Former Matron at Guys Hospital - On Her Small Holding at Pontoon Co. Mayo in Ireland :

' Miss Macmanus Ferries Her Boat With One of Her Goats ...'

' Miss MacManus Taking Her Goats on a Foraging Expedition in the Lanes of Pontoon ...'

' From the Shore near Pontoon the Two Islands in Lake Conn ...'

' The Farm Buildins in a Sheltered Hollow Below the Whit Cottage Where Miss Macmanus Lives '

' Miss MacManus and her Goats on the Lakeside ...'

' On The Island with Her Goats ...'

National Pony Societys and British Show Pony Society Show at Roehampton -:

' Lined Up for The Judgin in the Moorland or Mountain Pony Class '

' New Forest Brrod Mares with Their Foals in the Ring ...With Spectators sitting inBehind The Ropes ..'

' Lady Digby Presenting the Lor Arthur Cecil Memoral Cup to Miss M. Brodrick '

' Welsh Mountain Brood Mare - Moiss M. Brodrick 's Coed Coch Siaradus ...' photograph of the pony

' The Open Class for Ponies in Harness - Exhibited by Mr H. Langdon Dowsett ' man and woman in with carriage and pony

' Fell Mare Linnel Mountain Maid Shown by Mr Friend Sykes of Chatry, Chute nr Andover ' girl on a pony

' Welsh Pony of Riding Type - Mrs A. R. Hepburn's Coed Coch Powys Bred by Miss M. Brodrick ...' girl on pony

' Dartmoor Pony - Miss S. Calmady-Hamlyn 's Stallion Jude ... of Pearroc Vean, Buckfast in Devon ...' photograph of pony

' Connemara Pony - Grey Filly Carna Countess Exhibited by Mr I. J. Pitman MP brd by Mr Miceal Og o'Morain ' photograph of pony and handler

' Fell Pony - Stallion Linnel Rapier Bred by Mister R. B. Charlton of Hexham on Tyne ' photogrpah of pony

' Exmoor Pony - Alfold Kestrel By Captain F. Alex Howick of Cranleigh Surrey ' photograph of pony >

' Polo Pony - Miss Zephyr Bay Mare Owned by Miss M. de Beaumont of Shalbourne Manor Wilts and Bred by MRs M. Gosling ' photograph of pony

Double page

Keswick Sports - Fell Racing and Wrestling :-

' The Start of the Senior Guides Race ...'

' A Group of Officials ...'

' Junior Guides Race ...'

' Winner of the Senior Guides Race - W. Teasdale of Caldbeck ...'

' Wrestling - H. Nansen of Haile Makes a Spectacular Fall ...'

' The President Mr W. Swinburn with Mr Jack Sewell The Bellman ...'

The Oxford Ram Show:

' Judging Ram Lambs at the Fair Grounds, Binsey Lane ...'

' Mr A. Birnie President Of the Oxford Down Sheep Breeders Association Awards thr John T. eady Cup to Mr H. C. Stilgoe ' Sleekburnc.

' A Shearling Bred Shown by Mr H. C. Stilgoe ' photograph of a sheep

' Winning Pen Exhibited by Earl St Aldwyn ' photograph of two ram lambs

' First Prize Pen Ehibieted by Lieutenant Colonel F. E. B. Wignall ' photograph of five ram lambs

' Wood Pigeon Shooting - Lord Burghley Competing at the Open Sporting Championship Watched by - Mr G. D. Borland - Mrs B. Spooner - Dr. J. B. Adams - Lady Burghley - Mr F. Dance '

' Firestone Tractor Tyres ' advert

' Caterpillar Diesel Tractor ' advert

' Turkeys Hatching and Rearing - An Intensive Chicken House '

' Turkeys Hatching and Rearing - Beltsville Whites, A Flock of Intensively Reare Turkey Poults at Eight Months Old '

' P.40 General Purpose House by Boulton and Paul Ltd of Norwich ' advert for a chiken house

' The Barford Atom - Multi Purpose Hand Held Tractor ' advert

' The Mistley Coursing Kennel - Mrs M. F. Horlock with Two of Her Famous Bitches Mistley Breeze and Mistley Begonia ' a lady with two greyhounds

' Mr F. C. Riley 's Afghan Hound Ch. Bletchingley Zara - Popular in the USA '

' Fusarex Seed Potato Dust ' advert

' To Commemorate the Gift of Day's Green - The Village Sign of Headcorn in Kent Made by The Craftsmen of the Village ' small photograph of the sign and a man putting the finishing touches to it

' Dont Be Vague Ask for Haig ' whisky advert

<' Players No. 3 ' cigarette advert

' Valstar Raincoat ' advert

' For Sale - By Direction of Coiuntess Stella Szechenyi - Sliders Farm, Furners Green nr Uckfield in Sussex ' two photographs show the house and outbuildings

' The Champion pair - W. Biffen and H. Thomas Who Rowed for Hammersmith in the Thames Regatta in 1874 ' a drawing from an old engraving

' Fibreglass Policeman - A Heat Cop ' advert for Fibreglass td of Ravenhead, St Helens Lancs

' Mens Burberry Suit - From £25 9s 0d ' advert

Fashion Page - Osmalane a New Fabric From the Lancashire Mills by Barlow and Jones :

' Blouse with a Coolie Collar in Crepe Osmalane '

' Hand Embroidery on Whit Scalloped Edged Blouse '

' Dressing Gown in Checked Osmalane '

' Buster Suite for a Little Boy '

' Horrockses Sheets ' advert

' Moss Bross Riding Bootrs ' advert

' Ferguson Systems ' full page advert for Harry Ferguson Ltd of Coventry showing various designs

This second part of the description features items of news articles, advertising, Classified Ads. etc but have no images associated with the subject matter unless listed above. They include :-

Background to The World Record Cow of Elmwood Farms Ltd., Mill FArm, Black Bourton in Oxfordshire - with a Manningford Faith Jan Graqceful Chart showing date of calving etc and Official Yields of Milk etc

' Bracken Poisoning by "Forceps"

The Irrigation of Meadowland by D. H. Robinson

The Border Union Show by Sydney Moorhouse

The Royal Lancashire Show - The Weeton Herd etc - by Sydney Moorhouse

Flowers "By Our Horticultural Correspondent"

Up and down the Land page with ref. to TheAlderney Show - - DCruelty to Deer and The House of Lords - - The Royal Show and Lt Colonel H. J. Cator - - Is Your Dog Car Sick? etc

Racing at Goodwood by Rapier Sleekburnc.

Dog Column by A. Croxton Smith with ref. to the Birmingham Show Sleekburnc.

Henry Cotton on Golf Column

Shooting

Poultry on Farm and Estate - Turkeys by H. Howes Assistant DIrector of the National Institute of Poultry Husbandry

The Mistley Coursing Kennel and Mr M. F. Horlock - Column by H. Edwards Clarke

Hotel Discoveries - On the Way to Scotland by Ashley Courtenay

The four digit number in brackets in title is for my ref only.

It measures 320 x 240mm ( 12.5 x 9.5 inches"). It has retained the original advertising cover/pages. There is a little age yellowing with some spotting.

Some of the pages may be loose, and have minor cuts tears and blemishes due to their great age - anything more than minor will be mentioned in the main body of the description. The engravings vary in size. Please email for more information if required.

PLEASE NOTE :- I cannot guarantee that the issue is complete 'as published' - but what I have described above IS present. As far as I can tell there are * pages missing - if you are looking for something in particular in this issue PLEASE ASK

This item will be packaged in a tube unless otherwise requested.

PLEASE ALSO NOTE That the paper banners, or mastheads vary, and the scan shown is only a representative sample.

"Info." in the description is my research, although relevant to the accompanying image or article, not necessarily in the text

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