HALF-TONE PLATES 
PLATE XVIII. A Dream of the Past facing page 1 
XIX. Stag’s Head. J. G. Millais 66 
XX. Stag’s Head. Major Porteous 70 
Stag’s Head. E. M. Grosfield 70 
XXL Stag’s Head. Sidney Loder 74 
XXII. Stag’s Head. J. C. Williamson 78 
XXIII. Mr R. LI. Purcell Llewellin’s English Setter, “Dan” 228 
XXIV. A Night Poacher’s Setter 230 
XXV. Mr R. LI. Purcell Llewellin’s English Setter, “Countess Bear” 238 
XXVI. Mr Otto Pohl’s Irish Setters 242 
XXVII. Mr Maurice Portal’s Labrador, “ Flapper ” 266 
XXVIII. Captain RadclyfFe’s Yellow Labrador, “ Dinah ” 270 
XXIX. Mr W. Gordon Canning’s Retriever, “Major” 274 
XXX. The Earliest Illustration of a Firearm 282 
XXXI. A Soldier of 1607 284 
XXXII. 1. German Wheel-lock Rifle, XVIth Century 286 
2. German Wheel-lock Rifle, XVIIth Century 286 
3. Scottish Snaphaunce Musket, 1685 286 
XXXIII. A Drive of Deer and Wild Boars, 1644. 292 
XXXIV. 1. Shooting Flying . 294 
2. Stalking Wildfowl 294 
XXXV. 1. Double Wheel-lock Pistol, late XVIth Century 296 
2. Double Flint-lock Under and Over Gun 296 
3. Double Flint-lock Gun 296 
XXXVI. Positions in Loading and Firing 300 
XXXVII. 1. Snaphaunce Revolving Pistol, XVIIth Century 302 
2. Col. Ferguson’s Flint-lock Breech-loading Rifle, 1786 302 
3. Egg’s Flint-lock Breech-loading Carbine, Early XIXth Century 302 
XXXVIII. Series of Guns by Purdey: 
1. Flint Lock, 1815-20 304 
2. Percussion Muzzle-loader, 1857 304 
3. Pin-fire Breech-loader, 1861 304 
XXXIX. 4. Central-fire Breech-loader, 1869 308 
5. Central-fire Breech-loader, 1875 308 
6. Central-fire Breech-loader, present day 308 
XL. 1. Baker Rifle, Flint Lock, 1803 314 
2. Mr F. G. Selous’ '461 Single Sporting Rifle 314 
3. '256 High Velocity Magazine Rifle 314 
XLI. Punt-Gunning 320 
Col. Hawker’s Punt for his Heavy Double Punt Gun 320 
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