Edward Wilson of the Antarctic Naturalist and Friend
London: John Murray, 1936. Octavo, dark blue cloth, xxxiv, 302 pp., frontispiece, 26 plates in black and white and colour. Bottom corners bumped, hinge split but firm, some spotting throughout, some pencil marks, otherwise a good copy. Reprinted. Foreword by by Apsley Cherry-Garrard.
An account of naturalist, physician, ornithologist, and painter Edward Adrian Wilson on the ill-fated Terra-Nova Antarctic expedition led by Robert Scott. Item #5149
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