The Encyclopedia of Falconry
The Encyclopedia of Falconry by Adrian Walker is an illustrated reference book published by Derrydale Press on January 5, 2000. This edition spans 224 pages and is presented in English, offering a comprehensive exploration of falconry terminology. The encyclopedia features approximately 1,500 terms and idioms related to falconry, complete with explanations, derivations, and notes, making it a significant resource for those interested in this historical sport.
Readers will find a wealth of information, as the book is richly illustrated with photographs, figures, and reproductions of antiquarian prints. It aims to catalog and review the complete language of falconry from the later Middle Ages to the present day. This unique approach provides insights into the terminology and practices associated with falconry, making it a valuable addition to reference collections in the fields of sports and recreation.
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This lavishly illustrated encyclopedia contains some 1,500 terms and idioms, related to or connected with falconry, with explanations, derivations and notes. It is illustrated with photographs, figures, and reproductions of antiquarian prints and is believed to be the first attempt to catalog and review the complete language of falconry as used between the later Middle Ages and the present day.
The Encyclopedia of Falconry will be a valuable addition to all reference collections by uniquely covering a subject with a long and distinguished history.
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