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100 Greatest British Sporting Legends ed by Bill Borrows

£3.35
Best of British: Hendo's Sporting Heroes by Jon Henderson

£5.75
CB Fry King of Sport by Iain Wilton

£6.95
Cycling Profile Road Book of Great Britain (1920s)

£6.75
Darts by Rupert Croft-Cooke

£26.95
Dead Man Running by Billy Isherwood

£4.00
Draughts & Backgammon by "Berkeley" (1899)

£8.25
Fishing by H Cholmondeley-Pennell (1895)

£19.95
History of Men's Etiquette by Nicholas Storey

£6.95
Manly Pursuits by Richard Beard

£4.95
More Than a Game by Jan Stradling

£4.55
On the Corinthian Spirit by DJ Taylor

£6.00
Schott's Sporting Miscellany by Ben Schott

£18.00
Sporting London by Richard Tames

£22.00
Sporting Magazine July - Dec 1863

£49.95
Sporting Magazine July - Dec 1870

£14.95
Sporting Magazine Vol 11 (Oct 1797-Mar 1798)

£39.95
Sporting Review Vol II 1839

£44.95
Sporting Sketches by Diane Chasseresse

£29.95
Sports Best Short Stories ed. by Paul D Staudohar

£3.95
Sportsman's London by Denzil Batchelor (1966)

£6.95
Sportsman's Who's Who by Glendenning & Bateman (1958)

£7.75
Swimming the American Crawl by Johnny Weissmuller

£7.45
The Death of Marco Pantani by Matt Rendell

£4.50
The Encyclopaedia of Sport Vol I and II (1897-8)

£39.95
The First Four Minutes by Roger Bannister

£8.00
The Gamesmanship Series by Stephen Potter

£12.35
The Hour by Michael Hutchinson

£5.25
The House on Sport ed WA Morgan (Pub. 1898)

£29.45
The Mad Hatters by Douglas Sutherland

£6.50
The Theory and Practice of Gamesmanship by Stephen Potter

£4.00
The Twelfth by JK Stafford

£2.50
They're Away by Beatrice Holden (SIGNED COPY)

£17.95
To Ashbrooke and Beyond (1808-1963)

£9.95
Tour de France by Graeme Fife

£6.50
Tour de France: Three Weeks to Glory by Samuel Abt

£4.50
Wembley Presents 25 Years of Sport by Tom Morgan

£9.95

From cycling to running to boxing to the Olympics, we have all manner of sporting books; but we also have guides as to how a gentleman should behave - and even how he might gain an advantage with a little sporting one-upmanship from the pen of the marvellous Stephen Potter!