The Conquest of the North and South Poles: Adventures of the Peary and Byrd Expeditions [World Landmark Books].
Owen, Russell.

Later Printing. Octavo. 182 pp. Illustrated by Lynd Ward. Includes index. Blue cloth over boards with pictorial end papers. Very Good+, in a Very Good+ dust jacket with light wear.

Glossary of Arctic and Subarctic Terms. ADTIC Publication A-105.

Quarto. viii, 90pp. Wrappers, stapled; small neat previous owner's signature on the front wrapper, edges fading a bit; a Very Good+ copy.

A First Rate Tragedy: Robert Falcon Scott and the Race to the South Pole.
Preston, Diana.

First American printing. Octavo. xiii, 269pp. Sources and references, bibliography, index. Maps, illustrations. Quarter cloth and paper-covered boards; a Near Fine copy in a like dust jacket that has a few tiny tears to the lower corners.

The Endurance: Shackleton's Legendary Antarctic Expedition.
Alexander, Caroline.

Reprint. Quarto. 211pp. Illustrated with photographs by Frank Hurley, the Endurance's photographer. Black cloth over black paper-covered boards. A Fine copy in dust jacket, inscribed on the front free endpaper.

Reprint. Quarto. 211pp. Illustrated with photographs by Frank Hurley, the Endurance's photographer. Black cloth over black paper-covered boards. A Fine copy in dust jacket, inscribed on the front free endpaper.

First Printing. 227pp. Illustrations. Cloth, Very Good+ in a slightly edgeworn dust jacket. Signed by the author on the front free endpaper

The Voyage of The "Discovery".
Scott, Captain Robert F.

First American issue of the 'cheap edition', in one volume. Octavo. xxiii, 720pp. With sixteen illustrations, including a frontispiece. Blue cloth stamped pictorially in colors on the front cover, the spine lettered in a darker blue; some mottling to the covers near the lower outside corners; previous owner's stamp on the front free endpaper and title-page; a Very Good copy.

Cabinet d'Antiquites Americaines a Copenhague. Rapport Ethnographique.
Rafn, Carl Christian.

Octavo. 60pp, 8, 12pp. two plates at the end of the pamphlet, with seventeen illustrations found on p38-40, as well as a few other illustrations within the text. Text in Danish. Original printed wrappers; front cover detached, and the text block separated before the maps at the end. A complete, if worn, copy. Extrait des Memoires et de la Revue de la Societe Royale des Antiquaires du Nord.' See SABIN 67473.

The Geographical Journal. Vol. LXVI No. I, July 1925.

First Edition. Octavo. viii + 96pp. Illustrated with numerous black & white photo reproductions. Blue paper wraps with titles printed in blue on spine and front cover. 'The Mountaineers' embossed throughout, with light wear and a touch of sunning to wraps; Near Fine condition. Includes 'The Oxford University Arctic Expedition, 1924' by F. G. Binney, 'The Royal Research Ship "Discovery"', 'Historic Instruments at Oxford', 'Ascent of Aconcagua', 'Dr. Hamilton Rice's Expedition to the Rio Branco', 'Amundsen's Polar Flight', and 'A New Theory on the Wineland Voyages: Review' by G. M. Gathrone-Hardy

The Northward Course of Empire.
Stefansson, Vilhjalmur.

Reprint . 12mo. xx + 274 pp. With an introduction by Dr. Edward William Nelson. Includes illustrations, map, appendix, and bibliography. Light green cloth over boards. Very Good+ with light soiling and tear to bottom edge of first few pages, not effecting text, in a Very Good+dust jacket with one very short closed tear at bottom of front panel and one snag in middle of rear panel.// Signed by the author on the title page.

Arctic Artist: The Journal and Paintings of George Back, Midshipman With Franklin, 1819-1822. Edited by C. Stuart Houston; commentary by I.S. MacLaren.
Back, George.

First Edition. Quarto. xxviii, 403pp. Notes, index. With four maps and fifty illustrations, nearly all of which are color reproductions of watercolours from the pages of Back's journal. Cloth. Near Fine copy in a Near Fine dust jacket, minor crease to front flap.

My Attainment of the Pole; Being a Record of the Expedition that First Reached the Boreal Center 1907-1909, With the Final Summary of the Polar Controversy.
Cook, Dr. Frederick A.

First Edition. Quarto. xx + 604pp. Index. Frontisportrait of the author and more than fifty illustrations throughout from steel-engravings and half-tone photographs. Original brown cloth with pictorial vignette printed in black and white; gilt stamped titles. Light soiling to page edges, minor edgewear; new endsheets. A Very Good+ copy. ARCTIC BIBLIOGRAPHY 3389.

When the Whalers Were Up North: Inuit Memories from the Eastern Arctic.
Eber, Dorothy Harley.

First U.S. Edition. Oblong Octavo. 187 pp. Illustrated. Includes notes and index. Blue cloth over boards with map endpapers and silver lettering stamped to spine. Near Fine in a Near Fine dust jacket.

The Wicked Mate: The Antarctic Diary of Victor Campbell. An account of the Northern Party on Captain Scott's last expedition from the original manuscript in the Queen Elizabeth II Library, Memorial University of Newfoundland. Foreword by Lord Shackleton.
King, H. G. R., edited by.

First Edition. Small quarto. 192pp. Bibliography. Illustrations. Hardbound, a Fine copy in dust jacket.

Octavo. xii, 410; viii, 386pp. Illustrations, folding maps and charts. Color frontispiece in each volume. Publisher's blue cloth lettered in gilt, illustration set into the front cover of each volume; top edges gilt, the others untrimmed. A small nick from the spine of volume two, a bit of light foxing scattered throughout; altogether a bright, Very Good+ set

First American Edition, First Printing. Quarto. 207 pp. Illustrated. Blue cloth. Fine in Fine dust jacket.

First Greenwood Reprint. Two volumes; large quartos. 740, II, 18, 8pp; xii, 120, cxliv, lxiv [pp]. Illustrated throughout, and with frontispieces in each volume, and a folding map. Brown cloth, gilt spines; a Near Fine set. // A suitable facsimile reprint of this important work, with Braithwaite's 'supplement' (and Ross's answer) in volume one

First Printing. Quarto. [vi], 730pp. Bibliography, index. More than fifty illustrations from photographs, maps and illustrations. Pictorial glossy paper covered boards, showing a bit of overall light wear; a Very Good+ copy

Octavo. Vol. I: 527pp. Vol. II: 507pp. Index. Text in German. Both volumes are illustrated with black & white and color plates, includes two fold out maps. Gray cloth over boards with picture pasted to front boards and green lettering to spine and front board, both volumes Very Good with soiling to boards, bumping to corners, tanning of spines and edges of pages, Vol. I has a tear along hinge of spine

Two volumes. Quarto. Softbound. ii, 49 leaves (printed rectos only); iii, 171 leaves (nearly all printed on the rectos only). Printed wrappers, the second volume comb-bound. Very Good. // Part I contains a description of the equipment, technique, and procedures, with a very brief summary of some of the statistics and notes on special observations. Part II is the tabulation of the data which were obtained by plotting the recorded data for each meteor against a coordinate system corresponding to the reticle used in the observations. [from the introduction]

Hardbound. Quarto. xi + 360pp including indices. Illustrated throughout with thirty-six color plates, numerous black & white reproductions and two large folding maps at rear. Blue cloth with titles stamped in silver on spine and front cover. Ex-Library copy with faint library markings to foot of spine, perforated markings on title page and stamp to last page of text. Very Good+ with light soiling to edge of text block and a touch of wear to edges. Lacks slipcase

British (Terra Nova) Antarctic Expedition 1910-1913. Observations on the Aurora.
Wright, C.S.

Quarto. viii + 46pp including appendix. Stiff blue printed wrappers. Near Fine with a touch of sunning and light creasing to edges. Includes Auroral Observations at Cape Evans, 1911-12 and Auroral Observations at Cape Adare, 1911.