The Southern Ice-Continent (First Facsimile Edition)

Stock Code:
1110002870088
Publisher:
Norfolk: Buntisham Books & The Erskine Press, 1989.
Pages:
Frontispiece, xxi, 373.
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First facsimile edition. Harleston: Bluntisham Books & The Erskine Press, 1989. 4to. Original brown publisher's cloth. Pages: xxi, 373.

A facsimile edition of one of the foundational accounts of German Antarctic exploration. Drygalski expected the expedition to be purely scientific, which fell at odds with the expectations of Imperial Germany at the time. This expedition was amongst the first to use photography extensively and effectively to document and record their scientific activities.

Bound in original brown publisher's buckram. Cover lettering and margins stamped in black and spine lettering stamped in gilt. Cover illustration blocked in black. Near fine. Some very minor rubbing to spine creases.

Full title: The Southern Ice Continent. The German South Polar Expedition aboard the Gauss, 1901-1903

Provenance: From the library of Warwick H. Williams.

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