THROUGH THE LENS WITH STANLEY DUNCAN: A SPORTSMAN'S PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUM - A NOSTALGIC VIEW. Compiled by Jean Skinner.

1988 1st edition. Oblong large 8vo paperback (299 x 209mm). Pp64. Old b/w photographs throughout, end-paper map.

"Founder of the Wildfowlers' Association of Great Britian and Ireland [W.A.G.B.I.] in 1908, now, The British Association for Shooting and Conservation [B.A.S.C.]. Incorporating the Gamekeepers' Association of the United Kingdom, founded 1900." Stanley Duncan was the proprietor of a gunshop in Anlaby, on the Humber. He was a dedicated wildfowler and keen amateur photographer who recorded his activities with a glass-plate camera. This book presents a representative selection of photographs selected from Duncan's archive now in the posession of B.A.S.C. Wildfowling, rough shooting, otterhunting, punt gunning. An interesting record of sporting life on the Humber and on the Yorkshire coast.