Philadelphia: Lea and Blanchard, 1845. First American edition. With an introduction by Skinner, editor of the American Turf Register and Sporting Magazine , among others, and collaborator with William Youatt on The Horse, which he promotes in his introduction as being "much more historical and elaborate" while acknowledging that Clater's..... Read More about Every Man His Own Farrier: containing the Causes, Symptoms, and most approved methods of cure,...

Paris: Flammarion, 1892. 3e édition, revue, corrigée, et considerablement augmentée. James Fillis (1834-1913) was an Englishman by birth who lived many years in France, and later in Germany and Russia, where he was master of the St. Petersburg Cavalry School. He was “acclaimed by many as one of the greatest..... Read More about Principes de Dressage et d’Equitation

London: Chatto & Windus, n.d. Read More about The Naturalist’s Library. Edited by Sir William Jardine, Bart. Vol. XX. Mammalia. Horses

Mexico: Imprenta de Inclan, 1860; 1867. Collection of verses by Luis Gonzaga Inclán (1816-1875), Mexican author and printer/publisher, celebrating the life and deeds of the noble horse, El Chamberin. The horse lived some 27 years; the epitaph is dated 15 October 1857. The second title is the author’s guide to..... Read More about Recuerdos del Chamberin, ó Breve relacion de los hechos mas públicos y memorables de este noble...

new York, Goupil, Vibert & Co., 289 Broadway. 1. L'Amerique. Amazone effrayée par la Marée montante 472 x 358 mm2. L'Afrique. Le Rendez-vous dans le Désert. 475 x 355 mm. Tear in lower left of text3. L'Asie/ Indienne surprise par un Serpent. 475 x 355 mm. With a repaired tear..... Read More about Chasses dans les quatres partie du monde. Complete set of 4 Hand coloured acquatints with...

New York: Derrydale Press, 1931. First edition. Ordeman notes a limitation of 250 signed prints; this copy, uncolored, is not signed. Connett announced the print as the first in a series but issued no further scenes. Read More about Uncolored Lithograph: "American Horse Show Scenes, Rochester"

New York: The Derrydale Press, 1940. First edition, no. 5 of 200 copies signed by the author. Uncommon. Inscribed on the colophon page by the author "To Marianne, who makes my abilities, capibilities and my potentialities actualities." Read More about Hobby Horses

New York: The Derrydale Press, 1941. First edition, one of 1500 copies. Read More about Be a Better Horseman

New York: Wiliam Morrow, 1934. First edition, No. 50 of the "Boots and Saddles edition", limited to 350 copies NUMBERED AND SIGNED by the author. One of 350. Scarce guide for beginners by this author (from the Russian Imperial Cavalry) of two classic Derrydales: JUMPING THE HORSE (1931), and BE..... Read More about Riding Forward. Modern Horsemanship for Beginners

New York: The Derrydale Press, 1936. One of 150 copies. This copy is numbered 82. Printed by R. MacLehose and Company Limited. A nice copy of one of the scarcest Derrydales. Notes Frazier: “Probably the finest horse anatomy book since Stubbs, and both are fine artists. This is a very..... Read More about The Horse: Its Action and Anatomy

London: 1631. Reissue, various editions, see below. A reissue, with added general title page (here missing), of “Cheape and good husbandry,” 5th ed., 1631; “Country contentments,” 4th ed., 1631; “The English house-vvife,” 4th ed., 1631; “The Inrichment of the vveald of Kent … revised, inlarged, and corrected,” 1631; “Markhams farewell..... Read More about A Way to get Wealth: containing the sixe principall vocations or callings, in which everie good...

London: Ward and Lock, 158 Fleet Street, 1863. First edition. Read More about Stable Secrets; or, Puffy Doddles, His sayings and Sympathies

Fort Riley, KS: Mounted Service School, U.S. Army, 1913-1914. First editions. In the preface, the editor declares that the purpose of the annual in not to record the history of the school, but "...it has been our idea to make the book a potent influence for the revival of interest..... Read More about The Rasp. Annual of the Mounted Service School, U.S. Army. 1913 and 1914