London: George Ronald, 1961. Octavo, brown cloth. pp 136 + plates. 2 maps in text. Fine copy, no owner names. Dust jacket has light rubbing to front panel else fine, flap price intact. The experiences of a hunter in Spitzbergen.

New York: Harper, 1927. Yellow-green cloth, top edges red, spine elaborately decorated in gilt, pale blue-grey endpaper illustrations. Top edges sunned to pink, very nearly fine otherwise. Jacket has small chips to spine ends and outer corners, two inch tear to upper front panel, but nothing of importance lacking; 2.50 flap price partially rubbed out; two inch split to upper spine fold; VG otherwise, attractive in appearance. The Norwegian-American author's best-known book, a story of Norwegian immigrants in Minnesota and North Dakota, as classic of American regional fiction. The book akso comes with plain endpapers (I have seen a copy with a 23 Nov., 1927, ownership inscription.) The US edition adds a new author introduction. First publised in Norway in two volumes in 1924 and 1925.

London: Boriswood, 1934. Octavo, card covers with flaps. Tidy ink owner name (date on other side) at top of half-title leaf; tape stains to first and last leaf; spine has a small skinned spot at lower spine; light dust soiling to covers; VG unworn and uncreased copy otherwise, flap price intact. Scarce. Note: lighter parcel, any default postage rate may be reduced, depending upon your location.

Toronto: Orto, 1953. Tan faux leather. pp 278. Page edges a little yellowed, else fine. Thin dust jacket has large chips at bottom of front panel, smaller chip at foot of spine and lower inner corner of rear panel, just good. Estonian translation of this Norwegian novel, translated into English in 1936 as Beyond Sing the Woods.

Lodz, Poland: Biuletyn Peryglacjalny, 1957. Offprint from issue number 5. Octavo, (51)-339 pp, stapled, in buff printed paper covers. Photos in text, folding map at rear.. Tears to spine repaired; soft crease to lower outer corner throughout; VG otherwise. Inscribed by the author at top margin of first page "Sir James Wardie C.B.E. with expressions of deepest regard from the Author. 20.5.58". Text entirely in Polish. Front cover also has a French title ZONE DU MODELÉ ET PHÉNOMÈNES PÉRIGLACIAIRES DE LA TERRE DE TORELL (SPITSBERGEN). Scientific study of glaciers in Spitsbergen, the Arctic archipelago in the Norwegian Sea that is about 60 per cent covered with glaciers.

London: Boriswood, 1934. Octavo, card covers with flaps. Tidy ink owner name (date on other side) at top of half-title leaf; tape stains to first and last leaf; VG unworn and uncreased copy otherwise, flap price intact. Note: lighter parcel, any default postage rate may be reduced, depending upon your location.

London: Boriswood, 1934. Octavo, card covers with flaps. Tidy ink owner name (date on other side) at top of half-title leaf; tape stains to first and last leaf; spine lightly yellowed; else a VG unworn and uncreased copy, flap price intact. Scarce. Note: lighter parcel, any default postage rate may be reduced, depending upon your location.