Harrisburg, PA: The Stackpole Company, 1964. Hardcover. Very good coated pictorial paper boards, tear to head of spine. 4to. In VG d.j. (foxing to rear flap). Interior is in lovely condition: clean (though one page has small amount of pencil underlining) and bright, no foxing. 16 pages of color illustrations, also b/w drawings and photos w/i text. Covers many facets of duck hunting, including recipes. 187 pp. including appendix. Hunting and fishing. HUNT/7253. Very Good. More

London: Henry G. Bohn, 1855. From the Second edition. "The Art of John Constable, like that of Hogarth, of Wilson, and of Stothard, was scarcely noticed by those among the titled and the wealthy of his countrymen who put themselves forward as the patrons of Painting; and had he not been independent of his profession for support, he could not have lived by it. But whatever may have been the loss to the artist, the world has been in some degree the gainer; for the apathy of patronage left Constable, as Hogarth had been left, to the free and unrestrained bent of his own genius, and the scenes he most loved became subjects of his pictures" (introduction). This mezzotint was engraved by David Lucas based on a drawing by John Constable. Depicts a ship that has gone aground with a storm in the background. Minor chipping to edges of paper and minor browning to margins. A few small extraneous ink marks from when the plate was printed. Suitable for framing. Paper size: 11 x 17. PRINT/021121. Very Good. More

New York: Hurst and Company, circa 1910. Hardcover. Mustard yellow cloth boards with illustration of a boy hunter carring a dead fox and a gun through the snow on the front board. Wear to corners and edges of boards. Minor soiling to boards. Foxing to first and last few pages including frontis and title, but clean overall. Occasional finger smudges to margins. 312 pages plus ads. CHILD/040820. Very Good. More