The Wide World Magazine - September 1949 Vol.103, No.617

George Newnes Limited, 1949

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Details

Year of publication

1949

Place of printing

London

Author

Multiple Contributors

Publishers

George Newnes Limited

Size

8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall

Edition

F First Edition

Keyword

The Wide World Magazine - September 1949 Vol.103, No.617 Features include: They Servant The Elephant - written by, a man who spent half a lifetime in the forests of Southern India, The Rowboat Mystery - A decidedly awkward problem confronted the, detective department of the Seattle (U.S.A.) police, The Smoke Jumpers - the latest development by the U.S., authorities against forest fires, Unlucky Launch - an amusing account involving a shipyard, The Money-Maker - An amusing confidence trick tale from the, files of a Gold Coast District Officer, The "Lion-Men of Ussure (Part 1) - Tanganyikans are suspected of, posing as murderous lion-men, The Accessory - rifles suddenly disappear from a battalion in, India, Jim Darling's Last Shot - a store clerk catches 'gold fever', Patrolling the Arctic - Adventures of the hardy members of the, R.C.M.P. in the vast wastes of Canada's north, Forests Afloat - Benson Log Rafts, Wolf-Hunting in Finland. Illustrated in black and white., Above-average wear. Tears to spine. Travel, Exploration & Adventure Magazine Back Issues

Binding description

S Paperback

State of preservation

Fair

Languages

English

Binding

Softcover

First edition

Yes

Description

Features include: They Servant The Elephant - written by a man who spent half a lifetime in the forests of Southern India; The Rowboat Mystery - A decidedly awkward problem confronted the detective department of the Seattle (U.S.A.) police; The Smoke Jumpers - the latest development by the U.S. authorities against forest fires; Unlucky Launch - an amusing account involving a shipyard; The Money-Maker - An amusing confidence trick tale from the files of a Gold Coast District Officer; The "Lion-Men of Ussure (Part 1) - Tanganyikans are suspected of posing as murderous lion-men; The Accessory - rifles suddenly disappear from a battalion in India; Jim Darling's Last Shot - a store clerk catches 'gold fever'; Patrolling the Arctic - Adventures of the hardy members of the R.C.M.P. in the vast wastes of Canada's north; Forests Afloat - Benson Log Rafts; Wolf-Hunting in Finland. Illustrated in black and white. Above-average wear. Faint pencilled name atop back cover. Tears to spine. Magazine