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Robertson and Mullens, 1111. Hardcover. Acceptable. No Edition Stated. 311 pages. No dust jacket. Blue boards with blue cloth spine. Includes photographic plates. Foreword by Edward R G R Evans. Pages are heavily marked with intense tanning and foxing, plus heavy thumbing. Gutters somewhat cracked with some exposed netting. Heavy creases to some pages. Boards have some edge wear, with bumping and fraying to corners, while spine ends are moderately crushed and rubbed. Slightly scratched, rubbed and marked overall. Patchy foxing and brown marks. Book has a moderate forward lean. Several minor dents to board edges.

Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Edinburgh, 1918. First Edition. Disbound. Very Good Condition. 12 pages. Note; this is an original article separated from the volume, not a reprint or copy. Size: 14 x 22.5 cms. Quantity Available: 1. Category: Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine; Inventory No: 276895..

Melbourne: Robertson & Mullens, 1936 faded and rubbed cloth spine, papered boards with rubbed and frayed corners, toned feps, tidy but handling soiled boards, 311pp + plates, intro by Edward Evans, memoirs by a merchant mariner includes; training on H. M. S. Worcester Training Ship, Antarctic Expeditions with Scott's Discovery Expedition, Wreck of the Waikare, ferrying Anzac Troops to Egypt and back to Auckland, the Aparima Tragedy. First Edition. Quarter cloth. Good/No Jacket. 12mo - over 6? - 7? tall.

Sampson Low, Marston & Co, 1936. Book. Very Good. Hardcover. 1st Edition. hardback, 8vo, black cloth lettered gilt to spine, no dust wrapper, a tightly bound copy with a clean and unmarked text, paper a little age-toned, 310pp.

Melbourne: Robertson & Mullens, nd.. 1st edition. Very Good. small octavo. original boards 311pp., frontis., b/w plates, text ills., One of the great Antarctic Mariners. Inc. accounts of his voyages with Scott, Shackleton, Wilson etc. Dust jacket fragmentary dust jacket o/w a nice copy in boards

Melbourne: Robertson & Mullens, nd.. 1st edition. Very Good. small octavo. original boards 311pp., frontis., b/w plates, text ills., One of the great Antarctic Mariners. Inc. accounts of his voyages with Scott, Shackleton, Wilson etc.

Melbourne: Robertson & Mullens, nd.. 1st edition. Very Good. small octavo. original boards 311pp., frontis., b/w plates, text ills., One of the great Antarctic Mariners. Inc. accounts of his voyages with Scott, Shackleton, Wilson etc.

Melbourne: Robertson & Mullens, nd.. 1st edition. Very Good. small octavo. original boards 311pp., frontis., b/w plates, text ills., One of the great Antarctic Mariners. Inc. accounts of his voyages with Scott, Shackleton, Wilson etc. No dust jacket & nice engraved bookplate on front paste-down o/w a very good copy

London: Sampson Low, Marston & Co.. Fair with no dust jacket. [1937]. First Edition. Hardcover. Owner's signature. Some rubbing and marking to boards. 1/2" tear to cloth at head of rear spine joint. Some marks to page edges. ; No date [1937]. x, 310 pages. Black cloth boards with gilt lettering on spine. Page dimensions: 222mm x 132mm. "Columbus crossed the Atlantic Ocean on his third voyage in charge of three vessels on a treasure-hunting expedition undertaken, ironically enough, in the name of the Most Blessed Trinity, and at Noon on July 31st, 1497, he sighted land. Three mountain peaks, merging their bases into one, gradually rose from the iris-blue sea, and these peaks symbolising 'The Holy Three,' Columbus named his discovery 'La Trinidad.' - the opening paragraph. [Reference: Rosove 97.A1.a] ; 8vo .

London: Sampson Low, Marston & Co., Ltd., [c.1936].. First edition. 8vo. x, 310 pp. Publisher's red cloth, black lettered to the spine. A few marks to the cloth, slight fading to the spine, very good overall. The author's memoir of his time in the Navy. He notably served on board the two voyages of the Morning, the relief ship for the Discovery expedition.

Melbourne, Bread and Cheese Club, 1943.. 18pp+ 14pp of musical notations. 4to. Original stapled yapp wrappers.Black and white frontis and plates. A very good copy.. First edition.

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.

Melbourne: N, 1943. Pp. l8+14(music), 1 plate plus 1 text illustration; cr. 4to; stiff grey paper wrappers, stapled, upper wrapper printed in black, a trifle marked, edges lightly worn; Bread & Cheese Club, Melbourne, 1943. First edition.

Bluntisham Books / Erskine Press, 1995. 1995 reprint. hardcover. xx, 224pp, decorative boards, some rubbing to rear board, VG+. Only 500 copies produced. A lovely reprint capturing much of the character of the original with embossed penguin to front board matching that of the First Edition.. Doorly was Third Officer on Scott’s relief ship the Morning in 1902-3 and 1903-4, serving under Capt. William Colbeck, who had sailed with Borchgrevink, and under Second Officer Edward Evans. Colbeck was going to write an account of the voyages but when this didn’t happen Doorly undertook the effort. He produced not only a very interesting, pleasant and readable first hand account but also one of the scarcest books of Antarctic exploration. The book records the discovery of Scott Island and the first landing on Beaufort Island, and personal impressions of the Southern party upon their return.. Glacier Books are experienced and professional booksellers. We take pride in offering carefully described… Leer más

Banham, Norwich: Bluntisham Books and the Erskine Press, 1995.. 8vo. (ii), 4, (v)-xx, 223, (1) pp. Publisher's dark blue white lettered cloth with a vignette of a penguin to the front cover. Frontispiece, 21 plates (some two to a page), a map to the rear and several pages of music, all as per the original edition. A little spotting to the fore edge, very good. First published in 1916.

Bluntisham Books / Erskine Press, 1995. 1995 reprint. hardcover. xx, 224pp, decorative boards, private bookplate, Fine. Only 500 copies produced. A lovely reprint capturing much of the character of the original with embossed penguin to front board matching that of the First Edition.. Doorly was Third Officer on Scott’s relief ship the Morning in 1902-3 and 1903-4, serving under Capt. William Colbeck, who had sailed with Borchgrevink, and under Second Officer Edward Evans. Colbeck was going to write an account of the voyages but when this didn’t happen Doorly undertook the effort. He produced not only a very interesting, pleasant and readable first hand account but also one of the scarcest books of Antarctic exploration. The book records the discovery of Scott Island and the first landing on Beaufort Island, and personal impressions of the Southern party upon their return.. Glacier Books are experienced and professional booksellers. We take pride in offering carefully described books and… Leer más

London, : Bluntisham Books - Erskine Press, 1995,. 210x135mm,. 223 pages, editor's binding. Hardcover.

Bluntisham Books / Erskine Press, 1995. 1995 reprint. hardcover. xx, 224pp, decorative boards, Fine. Only 500 copies produced. A lovely reprint capturing much of the character of the original with embossed penguin to front board matching that of the First Edition.. Doorly was Third Officer on Scott’s relief ship the Morning in 1902-3 and 1903-4, serving under Capt. William Colbeck, who had sailed with Borchgrevink, and under Second Officer Edward Evans. Colbeck was going to write an account of the voyages but when this didn’t happen Doorly undertook the effort. He produced not only a very interesting, pleasant and readable first hand account but also one of the scarcest books of Antarctic exploration. The book records the discovery of Scott Island and the first landing on Beaufort Island, and personal impressions of the Southern party upon their return.. Glacier Books are experienced and professional booksellers. We take pride in offering carefully described books and excellent customer service.

Bluntisham Books / Erskine Press, 1995. 1995 reprint. hardcover. xx, 224pp, decorative boards, Fine. Only 500 copies produced. A lovely reprint capturing much of the character of the original with embossed penguin to front board matching that of the First Edition.. Doorly was Third Officer on Scott’s relief ship the Morning in 1902-3 and 1903-4, serving under Capt. William Colbeck, who had sailed with Borchgrevink, and under Second Officer Edward Evans. Colbeck was going to write an account of the voyages but when this didn’t happen Doorly undertook the effort. He produced not only a very interesting, pleasant and readable first hand account but also one of the scarcest books of Antarctic exploration. The book records the discovery of Scott Island and the first landing on Beaufort Island, and personal impressions of the Southern party upon their return.. Glacier Books are experienced and professional booksellers. We take pride in offering carefully described books and excellent customer service.