American Duck, Goose, and Brant Shooting

Bruette, William Dr

Published by G. Howard Watt, New York, 1929

Green cloth with titles and decoration stamped in gilt and black. 9.25 inches tall; xviii, 415 pages; Errata slip; illustrated with 60 color plates and line drawings by Clement B. Davis; color decorated endpages. The bindings are tight and square. Text clean, light even toning. Moderate shelf handling wear with a faded spine; previous owner's name in pencil on the half-title page. . While navigating the pages, you will be guided through a collection of 60 color plates and 47 black-and-white drawings by Clement B. Davis. These illustrations not only showcase the majestic waterfowl but also depict various types of boats, blinds, and decoys employed in the sport. The glossy pages, featuring vibrant plates of different species, are truly stunning, providing a captivating glimpse into the natural elegance of the game birds. The author was the editor of Forest and Stream and here gives descriptions of duck, geese, brant, and swans, and the use of dogs and decoys in hunting them. Ref: Heller 2:612. Seller Inventory # 17809

Bibliographic Details

Title: American Duck, Goose, and Brant Shooting
Publisher: G. Howard Watt, New York
Publication Date: 1929
Illustrator: Illustrations by Clement B. Davis
Condition: Very Good
Dust Jacket Condition: No Dust Jacket
Edition: First Edition, First Printing.