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"The P.V.H." 1934 Captain and Bt. Major HURST, G.S., M.F.H. Royal Signals (SIGNED)
Published by Gale & Polden, Ltd., 1934
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Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. No Jacket. Captain and Bt. Major HURST, George S., M.F.H. Royal Signals Signed on title page [121] pp. Gale & Polden, Ltd. 1934 Illustrated by 'Snaffles' w/ 4-fold map of the P.V.H country showing jackal supply 11 1/2" x 9" *slight foxing condition noted* Form of record of The Peshawar Vale Hunt since its origin. Of all the hunts in India, the Peshawar Vale Hunt (PVH) was by far the most famed. The station pack at Peshawar was formed by the Army in 1870 out of the regimental and private packs stationed around Peshawar. The backbone was the purchase of a really level, well-ordered pack of hounds owned by Capt. Markham of the Royal Horse Artillery. Signed by Author(s).
