THE SEALYHAM TERRIER: ITS WORKING FOR SPORT. With six chapters on breeding and eight on sport. By Captain Jocelyn Lucas, M.C.

(ND 1922) 1990 new edition. Small 8vo (128 x 191mm). Pp112. B/w photographs, advertisements. Brown cloth, spine titled in gilt.

This is a reprint of The Sealyham Terrier: With Six chapters on Breeding and Eight on Sport. By Captain Jocelyn Lucas, M.C., "The Lad". "A Sportsman's Book. ...The first book ever written on the breed. A feature of the book are the eight chapters on sport with the terriers - badger digging, badger hunting by night, otter hunting, rabbiting, ratting, stoat hunting, "squirling," etc., etc. There are 84 illustrations in all, including champions of other days, as well as many noted dogs whose names figure largely in modern pedigrees, a feature of great value to breeders. The sporting side is exceptionally well illustrated. A book that every healthy boy adores. ...A limited number only available." From the advertisement in the rear of The New Book of the Sealyham, also by Captain Lucas. This latter book was published in 1929, and was based on The Sealyham Terrier: Its Working for Sport.