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  • In 1925 the Maharaja of Kotah asked Rolls Royce to tailor-make a tiger-hunting car for him.

    The Tiger Car 2011

  • At the Carmel auction, Bonhams also will offer a 1979 BMW whose surface was painted by Frank Stella; a 1964 Lincoln Continental limousine built for the Pope; and a fire-red 1925 Rolls-Royce Phantom used by the former Maharaja of Kotah for tiger-hunting in Rajasthan.

    Auctioning a Chic Old 'Ghost' Rachel Wolff 2011

  • Also, there was tiger-hunting in the northern mountains.

    Chapter 15 2010

  • If youre going tiger-hunting, youd better carry a damned big stick.

    The Edge of Madness Michael Dobbs 2008

  • And there's nothing quite like the magnificent maharajas, the viceroys, the durbars, the pig-sticking and tiger-hunting scenes, nor like waking in the Royal Imperial Suite to see hollow silver armchairs and a dramatic lithograph of an elephant fight.

    Travel Mather, Victoria 2006

  • And there's nothing quite like the magnificent maharajas, the viceroys, the durbars, the pig-sticking and tiger-hunting scenes, nor like waking in the Royal Imperial Suite to see hollow silver armchairs and a dramatic lithograph of an elephant fight.

    Travel Mather, Victoria 2006

  • The East and its wars, and its heroes, Assaye and Seringapatam (β€œand Lord Lake and Laswaree too,” calls out the Colonel greatly elated), tiger-hunting, palanquins, Juggernaut, elephants, the burning of widows β€” all passed before us in F.

    The Newcomes 2006

  • I wish there were any tiger-hunting about here! we might go and kill a few before dinner.

    Vanity Fair 2006

  • Mr. Jos told several of his tiger-hunting stories, finished the one about Miss Cutler and Lance the surgeon; helped Rebecca to everything on the table, and himself gobbled and drank a great deal.

    Vanity Fair 2006

  • "Well, he rigged himself in tiger-hunting costume, went and bade the lady good-bye, who coolly wished him good sport, mounted a horse, and rode off to conquer a lady who, as a proof of her affection, had so cavalierly consigned him to the tender mercies of the wild beasts."

    Willis the Pilot Paul Adrien

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