"The Private Stable: Its Establishment, Management and Appointments" 1903 GARLAND, James A. (SOLD) Fleur Cowles will be glad of such

will be glad of such practical recipes as 'King George V's mutton cutlets

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"The Private Stable: Its Establishment, Management and Appointments" 1903 GARLAND, James A. (SOLD) Fleur Cowles will be glad of suchGARLAND, James A. [631] pp. Little, Brown, and Company 1903 9" x 7" Scroll Down for (13) Additional Scans: Everything the Gilded Age upper classes needed to know about running their stable; one of the "big four" American driving books of the day. The additional chapters are on hunting by Harry Worcester Smith, exhibiting by Francis M. Ware, hints on driving by Frederick Ashenden (including tandem and four in hand), riding and driving for women by