Impressions of a Tenderfoot during a journey in search of sport in the Far West Graduation which could resist the crushing

which could resist the crushing strength of the polar ice

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Impressions of a Tenderfoot during a journey in search of sport in the Far West Graduation which could resist the crushingLondon: John Murray, 1890. Signed Presentation copy with handsome inked inscription to first free endpaper dated "Christmas 1903". First Edition. 8vo. pp xv, 279; folding map at the rear ("Southern part of British Columbia"), seven illustrated plates and one vignette. Original pale brown buckram board with gilt impression a figure on horseback holding a hunting rifle. Gilt title lettering to front and spine. Original black endpapers. Ends of spine