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Man-Eaters of Kumaon Leather hard cover - 1990

by Corbett, Jim

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Camden SC: John Culler & Sons, 1990. #436/1500. Leather Hard Cover. Fine with no dust jacket. Illustrated by Byrne, Joseph. Limited Edition #436/1500 as part of the Jim Corbett Collection, red gilt and black-decorated leather, raised bands on spine, b/w illustrations throughout, 227 pages. Color photo plates throughout. Letter from publisher apologizing for three-year delay laid in.; 7 x 10
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  • Title Man-Eaters of Kumaon
  • Author Corbett, Jim
  • Illustrator Illustrated by Byrne, Joseph
  • Binding Leather Hard Cover
  • Edition #436/1500
  • Condition Used - Fine with no dust jacket
  • Publisher John Culler & Sons, Camden SC
  • Date 1990
  • Bookseller's Inventory # 56534

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Jim Corbett was every inch a hero, something like a sahib Davy Crockett: expert in the ways of the jungle, fearless in the pursuit of man-eating big cats, and above all a crack shot. Brought up on a hill-station in north-west India, he killed his first leopard before he was nine and went on to achieve a legendary reputation as a hunter. Corbett was also an author of great renown. His books on the man-eating tigers he once tracked are not only established classics, but have by themselves created almost a separate literary genre. Man Eaters of Kumaon is the best known of Corbett's books, one which offers ten fascinating and spine-tingling tales of pursuing and shooting tigers in the Indian Himalayas during the early years of this century. The stories also offer first-hand information about the exotic flora, fauna, and village life in this obscure and treacherous region of India, making it as interesting a travelogue as it is a compelling look at a bygone era of big-game hunting.