Book Description

First edition. 8vo. pp. xviii, 470; illusts., 2 sketch maps, one folding map; very good in the original decorative cloth, t.e.g., slightly rubbed, a few marks to spine, light crease to upper part of front board.
Dealer Notes
In 1906-7, Mikkelsen and Ernest Leffingwell led the Anglo-American Polar Expedition to north Alaska and northwestern Canada. The party wintered over at Flaxman island, and made several sledging trips over the ice of the Beaufort Sea in search of new land, the primary aim of the expedition. However, the expedition ship was lost, and after some hardship the crew returned to safely aboard a whaler. In spite of this set-back, the expedition made some significant surveying and other observations.
Author Mikkelsen, Ejnar.
Date 1909
Binding Original cloth
Publisher London: William Heinemann
Condition See description
Pages pp. xviii, 470

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