Lost in the Arctic (First English Edition)

Stock Code:
1110002868825
Publisher:
London: William Heinemann, 1913.
Pages:
[iv], frontis, xviii, 395.
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Inscribed to H. W. Murphy from J. K. Davis, the Captain of the "Aurora". Published in the same year as the Danish version, with additional material added. 

Mikkelesen's account of the expedition to recover the lost 1906-8 Denmark Expedition surveying north-east Greenland, where Mikkelsen and his engineer Iver Iversen became stranded for two winters.

First English edition. London: William Heinemann, 1913. 4to. Original blue-green publisher's cloth. Pages: xviii, 395. 69 photographic plates, fold-out map at rear.

Original blue publisher's cloth. Covers stamped in silver and blind. Lettering in silver on front and spine. Illustration vignette of arctic range blocked in silver to upper cover. Publishers mark in blind to rear. Frontispiece is photograph of author. Very Good. Some weathering along spine edges, along lower edge, and at binding corners. Age toning on end papers. Frontispiece tissue paper guard foxed. Very minor foxing and toning throughout contents, otherwise in excellent condition. Photographic plates bright and contents clear. Fold-out map separating along folds, particularly centre-fold, and is quite fragile.

Full title: Lost in the Arctic: Being the Story of the 'Alabama' Expedition, 1909-1912.

Provenance: From the library of Warwick H. Williams.

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