"The Sport Of Our Fathers: Henry Alken Volume I." 1927 SPARROW, Walter Shaw Travel and continues with chapters on

and continues with chapters on his watches

From his notoriously obsessive treatment of Jackie Onassis and the subsequent legal battles associated with it

and is a member of the Retriever Hall of Fame

Sigrist House was built in 1937 in Nassau by the architects Schoepell and Voivesky

"The Sport Of Our Fathers: Henry Alken Volume I." 1927 SPARROW, Walter Shaw Travel and continues with chapters onSPARROW, Walter Shaw [55] pp. Charles Scribner's Sons 1927 11 1 2" x 9 3 8" "This book contains the largest and most varied collection of reproductions from Henry Alken's original drawings and paintings which has ever been published, together with several of the best examples of contemporary engravings from the same artist." (the Publisher). Henry Thomas Alken (1785 1851) was a noted English sporting artist. He trained horses for the Duke of Beaufort