The Wide World Magazine - July 1952
The Wide World Magazine - July 1952
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Details
- Year of publication
- 1952
- Place of printing
- London
- Author
- Various
- Publishers
- George Newnes Limited
- Size
- 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall
- Edition
- F First Edition
- Keyword
- The Wide World Magazine - July 1952 Features: Outlaw Struggle -, The hectic history of an extensive area of rugged wilderness in, Oklahoma and Arkansas which has been a recognized sanctuary for, desperadoes and fugitives, Climbing the Southern Falls - An absorbing description of a, wonderful feat of mountaineering - the single-handed ascent of a, 1, 904 ft cataract which New Zealanders claim to be the loftiest in, the world, Frensham's Bungalow - A strange story related by a former, officer of the Indian Army, A Bid For Fortune - A youthful newcomer to Darwin, Australia risks his slender capital by joining a veteran skipper, in a trip to a secret pearl-oyster bed, A Pygmy Net-Hunt - A graphic description of a most ingenious, method of capturing wild animals, The Lost Mine - Originally published in 1929, author set forth to study native Indians in Panama but became, involved with Tisingal, reputed to be one of the richest gold mines ever worked by the, Spaniards, Velnagel's Gold - Engaged in salvaging old machinery from a, long-abandoned Australian goldfield, the author stumbled into a most extraordinary experience, The Arrow Mystery - A curious affair from the early days of the, Nigerian tin-field, Front cover missing. Above-average wear externally. Contents in, decent condition. Travel, Exploration & Adventure Magazine Back Issues
- Binding description
- S Single Issue Magazine
- State of preservation
- Fair
- Languages
- English
- Binding
- Softcover
- First edition
- True
Description
Features: Outlaw Struggle - The hectic history of an extensive area of rugged wilderness in Oklahoma and Arkansas which has been a recognized sanctuary for desperadoes and fugitives; Climbing the Southern Falls - An absorbing description of a wonderful feat of mountaineering - the single-handed ascent of a 1,904 ft cataract which New Zealanders claim to be the loftiest in the world; Frensham's Bungalow - A strange story related by a former officer of the Indian Army; A Bid For Fortune - A youthful newcomer to Darwin, Australia risks his slender capital by joining a veteran skipper in a trip to a secret pearl-oyster bed; A Pygmy Net-Hunt - A graphic description of a most ingenious method of capturing wild animals; The Lost Mine - Originally published in 1929, author set forth to study native Indians in Panama but became involved with Tisingal, reputed to be one of the richest gold mines ever worked by the Spaniards; Velnagel's Gold - Engaged in salvaging old machinery from a long-abandoned Australian goldfield, the author stumbled into a most extraordinary experience; The Arrow Mystery - A curious affair from the early days of the Nigerian tin-field; Front cover missing. Above-average wear externally. Contents in decent condition. Magazine
