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The Shooting Field: with Holland & Holland:(revised and enlarged edition)

Name: The Shooting Field: with Holland & Holland:(revised and enlarged edition)
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Revised and enlarged edition, published by Quiller Press, 1990, hardcover, gilt fore-edging, illustrated, 184 pages, 20.3 cms x 29.3 cms, price clipped dustjacket otherwise condition: as new.

The Shooting Field tells the story of the London gun trade from the earliest days through the eyes of the most famous maker, Holland and Holland. Traveling to India with the Prince of Wales and on safari in Africa with Teddy Roosevelt, learn of the development of the double-barreled rifle, the breech-loading shotgun, and the cartridge.

Holland & Holland is the very hallmark of fine British gunmaking and shooting. We represent the benchmark for exceptional craftsmanship and service, defining the quality standard that others aspire to. After all, weve been perfecting the art of shooting since 1835.

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