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Private Printing. Very Good with no dust jacket. 1950. First Edition :Limited to 400 copies: signed. Hardcover. Octovo hardcover, in green cloth black spine label, clean unmarked pages, Signed/inscribed by author on endpaper, tight text block, hinge weak, light shelfwear, else VG or slightly better, enclosed in heavy clear mylar wrap for enhancement of longevity. A nice copy. Filled with a large number of black and white remarkable photos of Africa, mainly natives in everyday dress and leisure. ; 8vo 8" - 9" tall .

Privately Printed, 1950. Limited ed. Hardcover. Very Good. Limited edition of 400 copies with inscription from author on front endpaper, good + green cloth hardcover (no dust jacket) shows rubbing and fraying at spine ends, rubbing at edges and corers with touch of rub through, light bumping to bottom corners, pencil shadow at top corner of front endpaper, tearing to front hinge and tiny tear at top of rear hinge, spot stains at page fore edges and some other light trace wear. 304 pages nicely illustrated in black & white. Solid copy of this account of the author's second safari printed by the author for his friends. Signed.

*1st Signed Limited Edition* Privately Printed, 1950.. Limited edition of 4oo copies. 8vo, xvi + pp304 with black & white illustrations from photographs by the author throughout. Hardcover no dust jacket. Original green cloth binding with black and gilt decorated labels in protective sleeve in very good condition with a little shelf wear to top of spine. Inside hinge of paste downs a little worn, warmly inscribed by author on front free end paper, contents in near fine condition. A lovely copy.

n.p.: Private Publication, 1950. Hardcover. VG/G, hinge starting, dust jacket quite worn at edges, interior very clean and crisp. Green cloth binding with black and gilt decorated labels. Glassine dust jacket. xvi, 304 pp. B&W frontispiece and plates throughout. Signed and inscribed by the author. One of 400 copies printed. A sequel to "Operation Safari," this book details the author's trip to French Equatorial Africa, the Belgian Congo, and South Africa. A look into the colonial mindset of Europeans at the time.