G Cond, Bumped on corners, Tear to Dustcover rear, Remains of origional booksellers sticker on front Lower RH corner

THIS IS NOT a just a book about hunting but an omnibus of a whole range of gun sports and know-how by experts in their fields. It is intended as a complete-in-itself manual both for the beginner who needs to grasp the right fundamentals from the outset and for the experienced shooter who wants to add to his already significant knowledge. Techniques are clearly illustrated by either simple diagrams or photographs.

Secondhand, softcover, small spine tear and creased font cover.

HELL WEST AND CROOKED Crocodile & Buffalo Hunting Adventures in the Far North by Tom Cole.

First Edn, torn dustjacket
This book traces the Authors change of heart about the destruction of big game and his long struggle to obtain official support for the idea of setting up game reserves in Kenya.

Small tears to dustjacket.
With a film camera and a gun he wanders over the long plains and steep passes of Northern Kenya, ankle deep in volcanic dust, or through gorilla and rhino tunnels, forced passages in the massed bamboo forests of the 'Mountains of the Moon' on the edge of the Congo.

Scuffed dustjacket.
A firsthand account of how an American naturalist gained recognition as a master hunter from the montagnard Lahu of Thailand.

No dustjacket binding aged
Ernst A. Zwilling, one of the last white large game hunters of Africa, supported up to his death, 1990, the preservation of the animal world and landscape of the black continent. This book is the literary legacy of perhaps,the last white large game hunter of Africa, as well as being a talented writer and editor. The authors visit to the fabulous Sultan of Rei Bouba. Zwilling tells his adventures, simply and modestly, it is easy to see why he is revered as one of the most distinguished sportsmen his country has ever produced. The man who forbears to attack an elephant when it is asleep, and who prefers to face death from two fear-crazed lionesses with their young rather than shoot the motherbeast, has written a remarkable and memorable book that will earn the admiration of all who thrill to the dangers and triumphs of hunting big game.

No dustjacket, faded spine
An adventure filled study of the various territories and colonies of sub-Saharan Africa, the tribes that inhabit these regions, their cultures and ways of life, the impact of the colonial powers who were developing these areas, much more. Hardcover, map, illustrations in black and white,

Secondhand gc Scuffing to edges.
A newspaper reporter in Africa.

First Edn, Torn dustjacket,
Travels in Ivory Coast and Liberia; observations primarily anthropological. Includes two chapters on big-game hunting.

No Dustjacket,clipped map inside cover, cover scuffed, some foxing
Experiences in rural South Africa. ‘To own a place” in Britain you need to be wealthy. But in South Africa a place is possible for almost anyone. They speak there of “Coetzee’s place” or “Nel’s place” or “Smith’s place”; only they pronounce it “plek” and they mean a farm or a plantation. Looking forward to the coming of peace the South African Government has already expressed itself eager to welcome settlers and to help them with grants of land loans and advice. Naturally they think first of their own returning service men but they will also welcome others of the Empire. There is space in the vastness of South Africa for so many.'”

First Edn, no dustjacket,
An account of the authors second African Safari.

First Edn, chipped and torn dustjacket, mylar covered.
Translated from the German by Eric Northcott. The experiences of a Swiss ethnologist when living alone with a primitive stone-age people in the heart of the Matto Grosso.

Secondhand.
Following an introductory discussion of the humanitarian aspects of hunting, this book gives a highly readable account of the author's adventures as an American sportsman.

Torn Dustjacket
The author takes the reader along into the life of the White Hunter and through thorny paths in Pori Tupu (Sheer Bush).

The Sporting Life: A Passion for Hunting and Fishing.
Secondhand, G Cond, slight tears to dustcover spine.
The only complete illustrated history of the American sporting tradition records the story of Americans' relationship to and reverence for the land and its bounty. The Sporting Life features stories of sportsmen and women; photographs of sporting activities, homes, clubs, kennels, stables, cabins, and lodges; and a directory of dealers, fishing schools, museums, and memorabilia. Illustrations.

First Edn, chipped, small tears to dustjacket, bumped corners, small amount of silverfish damage to map corner inside front cover.

Author's 300 miles trip from the source of the Nile to the sea through some of Africa's most remarkable big game hunting country. Kenya, Uganda, Sudan, French Equatorial Africa. Scarce & sought after and a vg+ copy in the scarce vg dj. This is more travel & adventure than hunting by a man who has written several other good hunting books.

VG Cond. Hardcover.
The bestselling story of a real-life Crocodile Dundee. the bestselling story of a real-life Crocodile Dundee. In this remarkable memoir, tom Cole tells the stories of his life in the outback during the 1920s and 1930s. With great humour and drama, he recounts his adventures as a drover and stockman in the toughest country in Australia and later on as a buffalo shooter and crocodile hunter in the Northern territory before the war. First published in 1988 and having sold over 100 000 copies, Hell West and Crooked is perfect for anyone who enjoys a classic outback yarn. 'A real-life story of the pioneering days of the top End that out-adventures anything fiction writers could hope to produce.' - THE WEST AUSTRALIAN 'tom Cole is a living legend, a real-life Crocodile Dundee. His stories paint a vivid picture of wild and exciting times in the Australian outback.' - MELBOURNE SUNDAY EXPRESS 'A story of the outback and cattlemen and women, stripped of glamour, that will become an Australian classic to rub covers with authors like Ion Idriess.' -

Secondhand, GC
The nineteenth-century big game hunters often published accounts of their adventures in pursuit if dangerous game. What they wrote captured not only the excitement of hunting, but also exploration and travel in some of the wildest regions of the world. Their motives were as diverse as the hunters themselves: sometimes a desire for ivory or trophies; sometimes the need to protect the local population from the ravages of a man-eating tiger; perhaps a commission to provide specimens for a museum in Europe or America; often simply a love of adventure. This collection contains writing by some of the best-known hunters and explorers, among them: Frederick Counrteney Selous, an archetypal English hero of Huguenot descent; R. G. Gordon Cummings, who hunted in South Africa in kilt and deerstalker and shot a huge quantity of game; the two great elephant hunters, Neumann and Sutherland; and perhaps the most famous explorer and hunter of them all, Sir Samuel Baker. A section in which some of the hunters write about the rifles and equipment they used will be of particular interest to today’s sportsmen and collectors of antique weapons.

Secondhand, chipped dust cover with scuffing, small tears. Else G Cond.
1st Edn of 1000 copies printed

This is a nice collection of Jack O'Connor's accounts of his and his wife's exploits in Africa, India and America. Included are extracts from his books including three novels. A couple of the articles are from The Gun Digest in the 1970's, the rest are from Outdoor Life, published between 1940 and 1973. The chapters are arranged so: Part One - the books; Part Two - more fun; Part Three - the Southwest; Part Four - the High Country; Part Five - Africa; Part Six - Asia.

V G Cond, As New 1st Edn Hard Cover

Traces the history of hunting wild game from the first introductions for food to efforts to establish herds of game animals such as red deer, chamois, sambar and wapiti, for sporting purposes. Many famous names are here and there are lots of historic photographs. A New Zealand hunting classic.

Ex Neil Speed library
Some scuffing to dustjacket with very small tears, else Good Condition.

The Smith & Wesson Historian, Roy G. Jinks carefully details the evolution of the company and, step-by-step, describes the development of each of their firearms from 1852 through and including 1977. Facts, production information, and data on variations and modifications fo all post-1945 Smith & Wesson firearms. Information necessary to every S&W gun collector.