FARLEY MOWAT books x6 WEST VIKING Sibir No birds Whale Tundra Boat

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1 WEST VIKING BOOK… BY FARLEY MOWAT, 1965… THE ANCIENT NORSE IN GREENLAND AND NORTH AMERICA… PREVIOUS OWNER’S NAME INSIDE THE FRONT COVER, BINDING IS INTACT, DUSTJACKET HAS NUMEROUS TEARS AND EDGE WEAR, SOME MINOR SHELF WEAR..

2 SIBIR BOOK… BY FARLEY MOWAT, YEAR: 1970… In over 29,000 miles of Siberian travel over mountains, steppes, taiga and tundra, the author visited regions not seen by any Westerner since 1917, including the diamond mines at Mirny, the golden Kolyma, the new Leningrad, and Tchersky, once the most remote…used, pages are intact, shows some shelf wear

3 A whale for the Killing book… Farley Mowat 1972, 239 pages, McClelland & Stewart… A tragic story of his attempt to save the trapped whale from the pointless sport of a handful of individuals. Although this is the specific story of one whale, it symbolizes the plight not only of…used, pages are intact, shows some shelf wear

4 And No Birds Sang book… Farley Mowat 1979, 250 pages, McClelland and Stewart, not price clipped… The action the author saw in the Canadian forces as a young lieutenant in the Hastings and Prince Edward Regiment in the Second World War, at the forefront of the invasion of Sicily… Condition…used, pages are intact, shows some shelf wear

5 The Boat who wouldn’t Float book… Farley Mowat 1969… one of the great stories of man against the sea – but this time with a difference. This is the story of man against ship… Condition: NO writing, NO RIPS, NO TEARS, BINDING is intact with no loose pages, some minor shelf…

6 Tundra book… 415 pages, Farley Mowat, 1973… Tundra” deals with the European penetration into the gigantic Arctic land mass that stretches north from the timber line, across the top of North America from Hudson Bay to the Pacific. Farley Mowat’s compelling narrative bring into clear perspective the grandeur and harshness…