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Merry England - and worth a lakh a minute by Snaffles Ref:2848
The Grand National - The Canal Turn by Snaffles Ref:01040
The Bedale by Lionel Edwards Ref:03994
Tally Ho Back by Snaffles Ref:04001
That Far Far Away Echo by Snaffles Ref:04000
The Zetland by Tom Carr Ref:04004
Goodnight by Tom Carr Ref:03995
The Bank by Tom Carr Ref:03996
The Season 1939-40 by Snaffles Ref:04003
The Biggest Walls... by Snaffles Ref:03937
The Field Gunner by Snaffles Ref:04005
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"Who's Carrying Too Much Weight by Mark Huskinson  A humerous swipe at the Racing World |  | Foxhunting Map of Great Britain  ’Uk Foxhunting map of Great Britain’. Shows all the packs, as recognised by the Foxhounds Association. Published in full colour. Marks the kennels and major towns as well as hunting boundaries. Measures approximately 20x30 inches. A must for all foxhunters. Fight the Ban! | | Oss Over Obstacle by Snaffles 
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Berkeley Studio Current Catalogue  This is a full catalogue which can ce downloaded as a pdf file. It is FREE! | | The Gunners Mate by Snaffles  Law, Order, Duty and Restraint, Obedience, Discipline (McAndrews Hymn) | | Good lad by Snaffles  Retrieving the bird |
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The Right Man on the Wrong 'Oss by Snaffles  Original signed handcoloured print. | | Merry England - and worth a lakh a minute by Snaffles  An original pencil signed & embossed print. | | The Grand National - The Canal Turn by Snaffles  A memory - The Old Sargant and Geoffrey Bennett. |
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The Bedale by Lionel Edwards  From Hull Hill | | Tally Ho Back by Snaffles 
| | That Far Far Away Echo by Snaffles  1915-16 Version with the fox. |
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The Zetland by Tom Carr  ...Away from Killaby, with Major Jeffery & W.Darbey and Major Pease. | | Goodnight by Tom Carr 
| | The Bank by Tom Carr 
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The Season 1939-40 by Snaffles 
| | The Biggest Walls... by Snaffles  "....in the Counthrey was in it ---- and heaven help 'hem as had to be bulding them up afther us" Edith Somerville and Martin Ross | | The Field Gunner by Snaffles 
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