Announcing the New 35th Anniversary Issue of Sporting Classics
Since its creation in 1981, Sporting Classics has brought its readers the finest in sporting literature. Kick off the next 35 years in style with the best issue yet!
Terry Redlin Passes at 78
An outstanding artist and a friend of Sporting Classics, Redlin will be sorely missed.
Introducing the First-Ever Gundog Issue of Sporting Classics!
In celebration of its 35th year in print, Sporting Classics has created a special issue with sport dogs at the forefront.
Introducing the New Spring Catalog!
Classic gifts and new items from the Sporting Classics Store.
Oldest Known Fly-Fishing Text to be Displayed in U.S.
The 15th-century “Haslinger Breviary” is thought to predate every known fly-fishing text by at least 30 years.
Sporting Art & Decor
The 19th annual Sporting Classics showcase features beautiful paintings, gun safes, trophy rooms, and a wonderful variety of handcrafted furnishings for the home or office.
Introducing the New Sporting Lifestyle Issue
Sporting Classics announces an issue unlike any it’s ever done before.
Range Rover Introduces $245,000 Holland & Holland Edition
The Range Rover Holland & Holland Edition will be made for three years, 40 vehicles per year, with 30 making it to the U.S.
Pheasant Fest’s Featured Artist
Artist Michael Sieve was the perfect choice for Pheasant Fest’s featured artist because of his appreciation for habitat and conservation.
Announcing the March/April 2016 Issue of Sporting Classics
The new issue is on its way to subscribers and hits newsstands March 1.