Three volumes. Quartos Contains 109 sepia-toned or black and white gelatin silver photographs measuring between 1" x 1" and 11" x 14", some with captions. Additionally included are newspaper clippings, programs, and other ephemera. Albums are very good with tears and edgwear with very good or better contents. An extensive collection of newspaper clippings, photographs, and ephemera detailing the polo careers of Arthur Perkins and his son, Peter. Over three scrapbooks they compiled ephemera from various matches and events beginning in the 1930s with Arthur Perkins' career until Peter's retirement in the 1960s. Born in New York, Peter and his family moved to California when he was young and they eventually moved to Hawaii where his father Arthur, a polo player in his own right, became the manager of the Hawaii Polo and Racing club. The younger Perkins served during World War II as a calavaryman who survived the Bataan Death March. At one point his troop ate their mules and horses as they