SHOOTING: MOOR AND MARSH. The Badminton Library. By Lord Walsingham and Sir Ralph Payne-Gallwey, Bt. With contributions by Lord Lovat and Lord Charles Lennox Kerr.

(1886) 1887 2nd edition. 8vo (135 x 190mm). Ppxiv,348. Illustrated with b/w plates after paintings and text engravings by C. Whymper, J.G. Millais, G.E. Lodge, A.J. Stuart-Wortley and from photographs. Decorative brown cloth, printed in black, blue, white and gilt, with design of a sportsman's study on upper board and gamebirds on spine, uniform with other titles in the series.

Lord Walsingham and Sir Ralph Payne-Gallwey, sporting notables of their day, discuss all aspects of shooting deer and moorland gamebirds, wildfowl and waders. The authors' accounts draw heavily from their own, extensive experiences. Chapters include: Grouse; Black game; Deer stalking; Deer forests; Woodcock; Snipe; Wildfowl shooting - swans and geese; Surface-feeding ducks; Diving ducks; Waders; Rails and crakes; Wildfowl shooting on shore; Punting, or wildfowl shooting afloat; Fowling punts, how to build and use them; Swivel guns; Concluding remarks on wildfowl shooting; A little plain law for game preservers, keepers and poachers. A sporting classic. This title forms a pair with its companion volume, also by Walsingham and Payne-Gallwey, Shooting: Field and Covert.