Foreword by Hugh Eayrs (4 results)

Soft cover. Condition: Good. **Bundle Up & Save On Postage** First published 1935, this edition 1968. Green soft cover has edgewear, pages are clean and well bound, signature on first title page, 5 X 7.75" 282 pages. Grey Owl, an Englishman born and bred, lived like an Indian in Canada with his wife Anahareo, writing of the animals and of the Indians he came to love as his own. In this book, Grey Owl, or Archie Belaney, describes the change from the life of a trapper to that of a conservationist. With Anahareo, in Ontario, Quebec, and Saskatchewan, he came to know more of 'the beaver people' than he ever had before, and to act as their protector and friend. If for no other reason, Grey Owl deserves to be remembered as a prophet of conservation. Illustrated by 16 pages of glossy black/white photographs.…

Blue Cloth. Condition: G+. No dj. Seventh Edition. Sound copy, cloth re-inforced inner hinges, prize inscription to front pastedown, b&w plates in good order. Spotting and dulling to spine panel, minor splash mark to front panel, No DJ. Size: 8vo.

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. No Jacket. Fifth Impression. 282pp Bound in black cloth with a few spots and with gilt titles to the spine. Bookplate of Peter Heywood and a signature to the front free end-paper otherwise a very clean and unmarked copy. Black & White photographs (illustrator).

Condition: Poor. Small tears, scuffs and creases to dust jacket edges (max 1cm), and top right dj corner is missing (approx 1.5cm over corner). Light wear to base of spine. Gentle foxing to page edges. Contents all legible.