A scarce "sort of sequel" (as the introduction describes it) to Falconry in the British Isles, 1855. The six plates handsomely depict the birds life-sized. Three of them belonged to Broderick himself.
With 3 plates somewhat faded and browned, the others foxed to varying degrees. Binding with a small tear near foot of spine and some stains and marks. Harting 70; Nissen IVB 146; Schwerdt I, 82; Wood p.262,