THE DOUBLE GUN JOURNAL 1999. VOLUME TEN, ISSUES 1-4.

1999 issues 1-4. 4to perfect bound magazines (213 x 275mm). 150+ pages each. Colour photographs and artwork throughout. Pictorial gilt tan covers, gilt titles to spine.

A lavish, beautifully illustrated magazine devoted to sporting guns and related art. Contents of Issue 1 include: "On my honour"; British doubles from A to Z, Part VIII; A uniquely engraved George Ulrich Winchester Model 21; Big Bend Ranch; Baltimore Arms Company; Purdey's man on the coast; Ithaca quality since 1880; De Rozier's Parker Grand Slam; Bird guns and big game; Tne English taste. Contents of Issue 2 include: Finding out for myself; The mysteries of centrifugal force revealed; Two for Africa; Cinderella Parker; A trio of English setters; Harpole's Heartland Lodge; Romancing the Snider; The second Becker; William Larkin Moore, desert oasis; A fivesome of fine and fieldworthy Fowlers; Check the pin number; Sempert and Krieghoff drilling; Ithaca employees and guns markd "2nd"; Prewar sojourn; Mr Greener would be proud; The Winchester Model 21; Researching an English gunmaker; Midas Grade Browning trap guns; An aftermarket engraved Remington; Double Gun List. Contents of Issue 3 include: Just desserts; British doubles from A to Z, Part IX; An "illuminating" subject; Heartland Wildlife Ranches; Ruger over and under shotguns; The Winchester Model 21 Grand American; Husqvarnas with royal connections; The pleasures of the 74 Ranch; The Remington Grade DE; A sporting artist's thoughts on making pictures; Johann Kalezky in Wien; Rigby's last Rooster; Gallery of American classics; Major Sloan's Rigby; Charisma; The British hammer gun; The Collins Collection; Memories of Mario; Baltimore Arms Company, Part II; Double barrelled pump; An Ithaca downgrade; Double Gun List. Contents of Issue 4 include: A gun for my old old age; Finding out for myself; What are the odds?; Trains, planes and wild game birds; The other Model 21, the double rifle; A Coston; A Purdey 8 bore snap action; Remington Grade EO; Parker's pigeon gun; A global gallery of game guns; A vierling; Griffin and Howe, the legend continues; Ithaca, quality since 1880; The comeback of Casa de Campo; William Moore rediscovered; Reloading revisited; Sporting guns and pointing dogs in Sweden; Army and Navy C.S.L., 23821; European economy doubles; Double Gun List.