Darvill's Rare Prints is pleased to offer a huge selection of lithographs from
"Fores's Sporting Notes & Sketches, a Quarterly Magazine Descriptive of
British, Indian, Colonial, and Foreign Sport."

These prints are from Fores's Sporting Notes and Sketches, an English quarterly magazine
published from 1884 through the early 1900s. It contained articles and stories about sports
at home and abroad, including equestrian, sailing, hunting, fishing, golf.
Please refer to the Sporting Prints page for a list of the available categories.
Each issue included eight-full page duotoned lithographs.

If you are seeking a particular lithograph, please feel free to email or phone us
and we will be happy to see if it is available.
It should be noted that these are not modern reproductions,
as many are selling these days.

Duotone Lithographs
Sheet size: approximately 8 1/2 x 5 9/16 inches

Miscellaneous subjects (without horses)
see also Miscellaneous (with horses)

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"Avancez, s'il vous plait Monsieur"
$20

"The ship of the desert
launching itself"
$20

"Dive for it"
$25

"All very fine to cry Mark Woodcock!"
$15

"The mass turned slowly towards him"
$15

"The Menagerie Handicap"
$20

"The Pink Wedding"
$20

"The Parson at his Parish Meet, 1889"
$15

"Full, thank you, Uncle Popinjay!"
$15

"The net flies through the air, spreading out in mushroom shape as it falls"
$15

"The thought that he had killed Laxton unmanned him"
$15