THE Arctic Prairies
by Ernest Thompson Seton
"The Arctic Prairies" by Ernest Thompson Seton, published 1943 by International University Press, New York. Republication edition in red cloth binding. Good condition, no dust jacket. An engaging account of a 2,000-mile Arctic journey, ideal for collectors of exploration literature.
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The book is in good condition with a solid red cloth binding. There is minor wear at the spine ends and corners, but the text block is clean and intact. No dust jacket is present. Overall, the book maintains a strong structural integrity suitable for reading or display.
About This Vintage 1943 Edition
"The Arctic Prairies" by Ernest Thompson Seton, published by International University Press in New York, 1943, is a republication of Seton's detailed account of a 2,000-mile canoe journey in search of the caribou. This exploration narrative offers insights into the region north of Aylmer Lake, blending natural history with adventure. Seton, known for his works on wildlife and nature, provides a vivid depiction of the Arctic landscape and its inhabitants. This edition is a republication, distinct from the original 1911 release, and is valuable for collectors interested in exploration and natural history. The book is bound in red cloth with black lettering, and while it lacks a dust jacket, it remains in good condition with a sturdy binding and clean pages.
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INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY PRESS
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