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The Story of a Lion Hunt. (with dust-wrapper)
Wienholt (Arnold, DSO, M.C.)
Description:
Wienholt (Arnold, DSO, M.C.) The Story of a Lion Hunt. With Some of the Hunter’s Military Adventures During the War., by …, With an Introductory Note by Lt.-Col Humphrey Wienholt, D.S.O. Six drawings by Walter Seed and Photographs (19). Andrew Melrose, Ltd., London and New York. 1922.
8vo., First Edition, 252pp., illustrated; original red cloth blocked in black, original printed dust-wrapper (rare, reinforced with tape at folds). An excellent copy.
"...more than half of this work recounts fighting in East Africa against the Germans ..." Czech p. 174
Details:
- Publisher: Andrew Melrose
- Publisher Place: London & New York
- Date of Publication: 1922
- Edition: First
- Jacket Condition: good
- Overall Condition: very good
- Size: 8vo.
- Lot No: 277
- Hammer Price: $280
- Bids: 1
- Visits: 129
- Estimate: $300/400
- Reserve: $280
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- Name: Chas J. Sawyer
- Address: 46 The Haydens, Tonbridge, Kent, TN9 1NS.
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