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The Sportman’s Vade-Mecum for the Himalayas; containing notes on Shooting, Outfit, Camp, Equipment, Sporting, Yarns, etc. (1891)

J., K. C. A. · Horace Cox (London) · leaf 50

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cvesa vencetetonsaseets Oo aciseisane 10 3 In addition to these articles, there should be the following, which are not expensive: Two table knives and forks, two cheese knives, two teaspoons, two dessert spoons and forks, one pepper and salt box, two tin-openers, one steel, one bundle of skewers… … by Field and others, which run twelve to the llb. box. They are by far the most portable and cleanly. A lamp in which to burn them is easily made of tin, with narrow glass slides; the breaking

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