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C. V. Mosby Co. St Louis. Fine with no dust jacket. 1930. First Edition. 6x9 1/2" .

St. Louis: C. V. Mosby Co.. Fine in Very Good dust jacket. 1930. First Edition. Hard Cover. The author has inscribed the book with his initials, rather than a full signature. There is some foxing to the endpapers. An above average book on Africa & hunting; includes many photographs, and information on the local languages, etc.; 6 1/2x9 1/2"; Signed by Inscribed .

hard cover. Very Good. 347pp. Illus. Inscribed presentation copy. Library-card pocket pasted inside back binding. Looks like it was a private collector. Ends of spine lighly frayed, otherwise a very good tight clean copy.

C. V. Mosby Co. , St Louis.. Near Fine with no dust jacket. 1930. First Edition; 1st Printing.. Hardcover. First Edition. Hardcover. Inscribed and signed by the author and big game hunter, Richard L. Sutton. Book is referenced in Czech's Bibliography of Big Game Hunting, page 161. "The author and his son proceeded on a long journey to Tanganykia for a wide variety of game before heading to the hunting fields of southeast Asia". Inscribed and signed by the author (the author signs with his initials R. L. S. ) on the first free end page. 347 pages. 6 1/2 in. X 9 1/4 in. Over 200 vintage illustrations from photographs made by the author. Orange cloth hardback with gold titles on front and spine. Small 1/2 inch tear in cloth at bottom of spine. Some light foxing to the endpapers. The book is split at the hinges between pages 304-305. Two unused 1947 three cent postage stamps have stuck to page 339 (inside margin area) . These were probably used as a book marker and they can be… Read More

St. Louis, MO: C.V. Mosby Company, 1930. First Edition. Octavo. 347 pages, with more than 200 illustrations. The story of an African-Asiatic expedition, 1929-1930. The two chapters "Kiswahili" and "The Wambulu people" were written by Richard L. Sutton, Jr. Inscribed and signed by the author to Dr. William J. Mayo, founder of the Mayo Clinic, stamp of Dr. Mayo who then inscribes it as a gift to Dr. Donald C. Balfour. His expertise at the Mayo Clinic was on gastrointestinal surgery becoming the Director of the Department of Surgery in 1937 and a charter member of the World. Bound in orange cloth pictorially stamped and lettering in gilt spine lettering gilt, endpapers are maps. A lovely near fine copy.