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Tatler photo of Hon Eddy Stonor & Mrs George Cornwallis-West

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Tatler photo of Hon Eddy Stonor & Mrs George Cornwallis-West

Tatler photograph of 27th October 1909, entitled Lord Cravens Shooting Party at Coombe Abbey, showing some of the members of the party. Pictured are Honourable Eddy Stonor with his gun accompanied by Mrs Cornwallis-West. The event was described as Lord Craven had a large party for a shoot over his famous Warwickshire preserves at Coombe Abbey, and very good sport was enjoyed.
27th October 1909

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Coombe Craven Eddy Guns Parties Shoot Shooting Shoots Shot Sporting Warwickshire Stonor


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This photograph, taken on the 27th of October 1909, captures Honourable Eddy Stonor and Mrs Cornwallis-West amidst the scenic beauty of Coombe Abbey during Lord Craven's grand shooting party. The image, published in Tatler under the title 'Lord Craven's Shooting Party at Coombe Abbey,' showcases the excitement and elegance of a quintessential English country pursuit. Lord Craven, a renowned landowner in Warwickshire, had assembled a large gathering for a day of shooting over his famed preserves. The photograph reveals Honourable Eddy Stonor, dressed in traditional hunting attire and holding a gun at the ready, while Mrs Cornwallis-West, elegantly attired, offers a warm and supportive presence by his side. The image encapsulates the camaraderie and shared enthusiasm of the group, as they eagerly anticipate the thrill of the hunt. The picturesque setting of Coombe Abbey, with its historic architecture and lush countryside, serves as the perfect backdrop for this timeless moment in the annals of English sporting history. The successful shoot, as described in the accompanying Tatler article, further highlights the abundant game and excellent sport that Lord Craven's preserves provided for his esteemed guests. This photograph offers a glimpse into the past, transporting us to a bygone era of country pursuits, refined social gatherings, and the unbridled joy of a day spent in the company of friends and nature.

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