Game Shooting: An Illustrated History - Hardcover

Jones, David S. D.

Hardcover

ISBN 10: 1846892104 ISBN 13: 9781846892103

Verlag: Quiller Publishing Ltd, 2015

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Críticas:

David 'has long had the reputation of having the most extensive knowledge of the history of such sport' and 'there are very many illustrations in colour and black and white throughout and these are, on their own, well worth the cover price. This is a book not only for sportsmen as such but also for anyone interested in the countryside or wildlife as the history is a reflection of what is currently happening in the countryside today'. --Ray Collier, Highland News Group

Having come across David Jones's previous book, Gamekeeping: An Illustrated History, I was keen to read this one. I was certainly not disappointed. I'm sure that anyone with an interest in game shooting or history would be more than happy to find this in their stocking. --BASC Shooting and Conservation

The entire shooting life is covered here. Well-sourced images enliven the content, with old and new photographs, illustrations, excerpts and game cards. Those who take to the field ought to have more than a vague idea about the history of their sport before they stand with gun in hand. And a copy of Jones's book is a great place to start. --The Field

Reseña del editor:

This fascinating and comprehensive book covers all aspects of the history of shooting, drawing on historic illustrations, diaries, game books, and personal testimonies from sportsmen and gamekeepers. * Chronicles the sport from its inception in the sixteenth century to the present* Covers shooting in the UK and overseas as well as shoot organizations and vehicles, lady shots, and sporting agents* Invaluable reference for shooters, gamekeepers, history students, social historians, and anyone with an interest in country life or history

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• Verlag: Quiller Publishing Ltd
• Erscheinungsdatum: 2015
• ISBN 10: 1846892104
• ISBN 13: 9781846892103
• Einband: Tapa dura
• Anzahl der Seiten: 264