Field Sport Collection

England; A fine side-by-side 12 bore shotgun made by premier English gunsmiths James Purdey and Sons

UK; Yorkshire. A covey of grouse fly low and fast over the heather on Bingley and Ilkley Moor

Gordon Muir, stalker and ghillie at Glen Batrick Lodge, teaches a young guest to fish

Chinese Men Playing Game Polo 15th Century China
Chinese men playing a game of polo in the 15th century. From The Wonderland of Knowledge, published c.1930

Delphi Fishery, Co Mayo, Ireland

Colonel Grant Mordens shooting party at Heatherden Hall, Iver Heath, Buckinghamshire. One of the guns. 18 December 1922

High jump, 1 May 1963
Sports meeting, Chichester Chichester Photographic Collection West Sussex Record Office Ref No: CPS 1766/2

Girl throwing discus, 1 May 1963
Sports meeting, Chichester Chichester Photographic Collection West Sussex Record Office Ref No: CPS 1766/6

Shooting mallard and teal on the Thurso River

Ghillie Jonnie Williamson and his English setter during a break in walked up grouse shooting

English setters on the moor

England. 12 bore shotgun cartridges in a cartridge bag

Colonel and Mrs Ashleys shooting party. Colonel and Lady Ashley entertained a few friends for shooting over their estate. Lord Ullswater. 10 November 1922

Crowhurst Otter Hounds Meet, Fittleworth - October 1938
Hounds and huntsmen walking off. George Garland Collection West Sussex Record Office Ref. No. Garland N17496A

Storrington Beagles Opening Meet - October 1938
Meet at White Horse Storrington showing beagles, huntsman and whipper-in. George Garland Collection West Sussex Record Office Ref. No. Garland N17467

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"Field Sports: A Celebration of Tradition and Skill" In the picturesque countryside of England, a fine side-by-side 12 bore shotgun made by skilled craftsmen is cherished as an essential tool for field sports enthusiasts. From the rolling hills of Yorkshire to the heather-covered moors in Bingley, a covey of grouse gracefully takes flight, challenging hunters with their low and fast movements. Venturing further north to Scotland's River Awe, fly fishing enthusiasts eagerly await the arrival of salmon. With his expertise and passion for angling, Gordon Muir casts his line into the rushing waters, hoping for that exhilarating tug on his rod. Traveling back in time to 15th-century China, we discover Chinese men engrossed in a game known as polo. This ancient sport showcases remarkable horsemanship skills combined with strategic teamwork. Across the Irish Sea lies Delphi Fishery in Co Mayo, Ireland - a haven for those seeking thrilling battles with mighty Atlantic salmon. Here anglers test their mettle against nature's forces while surrounded by breathtaking landscapes. Meanwhile, at Heatherden Hall in Buckinghamshire, Colonel Grant Morden leads an esteemed shooting party. The air fills with anticipation as they take aim at mallard and teal gliding over the Thurso River - each shot echoing tradition and camaraderie. On another sporting front lies athleticism personified - high jumpers soaring through the sky on May Day 1963. Their determination fuels them to reach new heights while inspiring others witnessing this incredible display of agility and strength. Not far away from these jumpers stands a girl ready to unleash her power through discus throwing. Her focused gaze reveals years of practice culminating in this momentous throw - showcasing dedication and skill honed over time. Amidst it all stands ghillie Jonnie Williamson accompanied by his loyal English setter on the moorlands. Together they navigate rugged terrains, their bond unbreakable as they embark on thrilling hunting adventures.