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paperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book.

hardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book.

Bluntisham, 1995. Hardcover. Very Good. Tight, clean copy. No writing or names inside. Slight rub to extremities of cover. No dust jacket. 1995 Erskine Press.

London: Bluntisham, 1995. Hardcover. Fine. The 'Morning" was a relief ship to Scott's 'Discovery' 1902-04 and includes a first hand account of the discovery of Scott Island and the first landing on Beaufort Island. Small 8vo, 224 pp, b&w plates throughout & map at back. Bluntisham re-issue.

London: Smith Elder, 1916. First edition. Hardcover. Good -. Small 8vo, 224 pp, b&w plates throughout & fold. map at back. Rebacked with original pictorial green cloth laid down at blue spine; an attached label has been removed from front board leaving a section of discoloration; internally, new end papers; folding map slightly ruffled at edges; sledging plate also ruffled at edges. The 'Morning" was a relief ship to Scott's 'Discovery' 1902-04 and includes a first hand account of the discovery of Scott Island and the first landing on Beaufort Island. Rosove 96.A1. points out that this is a scarce title. Oddly, not recorded in Spence. A difficult item to obtain, in any condition. The plate at page 36 has a penned in key identifying the characters in the printed sketch. "Morrisons Scheme." From the left to right G.S. Doorly, 3rd officer, J. Bilsby, carpenter, H. Riley, AB, W. Borton, A. B. J.D. Morrison chief enigineer, E.R.G. Evans 2nd officer.

London: John Murray, 1916. Second Printing. Hardcover. Signed presentation copy from Doorly to Dot Morton with an ALS. "Dot Morton Signed with the affection of your old friend Gerald S. Doorly 1924". Dot has signed the front free endpaper M.A. Morton. With a single sheet note paper with the crest of the Commercial Travellers Club Melbourne, being a memo to Mab. Morton signed by Doorly, dated 1943. Rosove 96.A2; Rosove identifies this Murray edition as a take over of the first edition after the death of Reginald Smith and states that the title leaf is a cancel. The "Memo Mab Morton" goes "Sorry to miss you and sorry I couldn't get the original edition with the coloured prints. However it's all here except the bird paintings. All the best for Xmas & New Year 1843. Gerald S. Doorly". Doorly was a junior officer on board the two voyages of the Morning, the relief ship for the Discovery expedition. As Colbeck, the ship's captain, did not write an account, Doorly's book is the main eyewitness… Leer más