New York: The Derrydale Press, 1938. Brown, Paul. First edition, No. 53 of 950 copies. A BEAUTY. A book of delightful sporting verse, enhanced by Brown's sympathetic line illustrations. Siegel states that "Connett considered 'Pack and Paddock' one of his most handsome works" Read More about Pack and Paddock

n.p: Reprinted from “The Plough, The Loom, and The Anvil” 1854 by John L. O'Connor, Ca. 1924. First Seperate Edition. Very Scarce. A short biography and tribute to the famed editor and publisher of the American Turf Register, the greatest of the early American sporting publications. A very scarce book..... Read More about Biographical Sketch of John Stuart Skinner. With a Foreword by Fred E. Pond (“Will Wildwood”

London: W.H. Allen & Co Limited, 1893. First edition. Fourth Book. Read More about In the Vine Country

[New York: Privately printed by Frank Lowe for William Woodward, 1944]. One of a very few copies produced. Read More about Fenelon. Bay Horse 1937 by Sir Galahad III-Filante; Winner of Travers Stakes, Lawrence...

New York: The Derrydale Press, 1930. Brown, Paul. First edition, no. 4 of 75 large paper copies, signed by the author on half-title and here inscribed. A beautifully book, with Paul Brown's distinctive illustrations, in the deluxe issue finely bound by Macdonald.This copy is inscribed by the author on the..... Read More about Gentlemen Up

London: Alfred Miller, 137, Oxford Street, 1831. First edition. Surtees' First Book. Surtees' first book, and the only one to bear his name; it was written when the novelist-to-be was, somewhat off-handedly, practicing law in London. It deals in a straightforward way with the laws of horse-dealing and soundness, a...... Read More about The Horseman's Manual. Being a Treatise on Soundness, The Law of Warranty, and Generally on the...

London: G.G.J. and J. Robinson, Paternoster-row; and G. Kearsley, Fleet-street, nd. Eighth Edition. UNCUT. Read More about The Gentleman's Stable Directory; or, Modern System of Farriery. Comprehending All the most...

c. 1800. Read More about Manuscript Scroll for horses doctors with anatomical sketches

[New York]: Privately Printed, Ernest R. Gee, 1929. First edition. One of 300 copies designed and printed by Eugene V. Connett at The Derrydale Press, signed by William Woodward. "This was Connett's first major work in fine book production. It was contracted through Ernest Gee, and Mr. Woodward spared no..... Read More about Cherished Portraits of Thoroughbred Horses, from the Collection of William Woodward. With Notes...

New York: The Dial Press, 1962. Second Edition, Limited American Edition, one of 300 copies. A lively and informative tracing of bloodlines through history, profusely illustrated, by a noted authority. Read More about Thoroughbred Racing Stock

Edinburgh: Seton & Mackenzie; London: Houlston & Stoneman, n.d. [c. 1855]. Murray, Wolfe. Printed by Schenk & McFarlane, Edinburgh. Dedicated to the Duchess of Gloucester. Scottish Chromolithography. Read More about The Arab's Ride in Cairo. A Legend of the Desert. Illustrated and illuminated by Mrs. Wolfe Murray

[New York: privately printed by The Derrydale Press, 1937-1939]. “Gallant Fox” state without jockey. Size of editions unknown, each print produced in very limited quantities. Beautiful presentation of an exceedingly rare Derrydale sporting print commissioned by William Woodward, New York banker and owner of the Bel Air Stud in Maryland..... Read More about “Gallant Fox” [with:] “Omaha” [and:] “Johnstown”

[New York: privately printed at the Derrydale Press, etc, 1935-1948]. Privately printed in editions of very limited quantities. William Woodward’s Winners’ Circle. Superb presentation of a distinguished group of thoroughbred portraits by Martin Stainforth, T.P. Earl, and Edwin Megargee, comprising:1. Faireno. Bay Colt 1929 by Chatterton-Minerva; Winner of the Victoria..... Read More about Thoroughbred Portraits: Album of 9 Equestrian Portraits by Stainforth and others