Campbell, R. E., Mrs. The lady equestrian; : a concise treatise on the art of riding, adapted from Ashton's [i.e., Astley's?] illustrations, with numerous additions and modifications, to which are appended full descriptions of the prevailing styles of ladies' riding habits. / by Mrs. R.E. Campbell..

Campbell, R. E., Mrs.

The lady equestrian; : a concise treatise on the art of riding, adapted from Ashton's [i.e., Astley's?] illustrations, with numerous additions and modifications, to which are appended full descriptions of the prevailing styles of ladies' riding habits. / by Mrs. R.E. Campbell..

New York: : J.S. Redfield, Clinton Hall, ; Boston: : Saxton, Peirce, & Co., 1844..

"Stereotyped by Redfield & Savage. 13 Chambers Street, N.Y."--T.p. verso.

Publisher's advertisements on 5-8 p. at end.

Library Company's copy inscribed: Kitty G. Lawrence.

Horsemanship.

Women in horse sports.

Riding habit.

Publishers' advertisements -- New York (State) -- New York -- 1844. rbgenr

Women writers.

Women former owners.

Women.

Ashton.

Astley, Philip, 1742-1814

Imprint New York. New York. Boston. 1844.

Lawrence, Kitty G., former owner.

Redfield, Justus Starr, 1810-1888, publisher.

MASS. Boston. 1844.

N.Y. New York. 1844.

Redfield & Savage, stereotyper.

Saxton, Peirce & Co., publisher.

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