Polar Crean: Tom Crean Antarctic Explorer

A first edition case bound hardback book with Photographs and maps of Antarctica, including a Tom Crean feature, and photos of the Discovery's exploration and sport in the Antarctic.

Format: Hardback
Length: 68 pages
Publication date: 10 January 2023
Publisher: Reardon Publishing

This is a remarkable first edition case bound hardback, featuring a plethora of photographs and maps of Antarctica that graced the pages of a Tom Crean feature posthumously published by Dennis Barry. The remainder of the book showcases captivating images depicting the Discovery, freshly outfitted from the News and Views section of the Black and White Budget Magazine in 1901. The focus then shifts to the captivating exploration of the South Pole, a testament to the daring endeavors of Sir Henry Leach as part of the Anglo-Germanic Expedition.

The wonders of the upcoming Discovery, poised to be a significant part of the Anglo-Germanic Expedition, are further unveiled through the pages of this captivating tome. Additionally, the book delves into the realm of sport in the Antarctic, shedding light on the games played by the hardy Men of the Discovery as they braved the icy terrain. Bernard C. Carter's insightful account, titled "Sport in the Antarctic," provides a vivid glimpse into the athletic pursuits of these intrepid explorers.

Furthermore, the book explores the diverse animal life that thrives in the Antarctic, offering a captivating glimpse into the ecological tapestry of this frozen wonderland. S Kemp's comprehensive work, titled "Animal Life in the Antarctic," sheds light on the diverse species that inhabit this remote and inhospitable environment, from majestic penguins to elusive seals and elusive whales.

This first edition case bound hardback, with its captivating photographs, maps, and informative narratives, serves as a treasured artifact of Antarctic exploration and adventure. It stands as a testament to the indomitable spirit of human curiosity and the enduring legacy of the heroic individuals who ventured into the unknown, leaving a lasting impact on our understanding of the world.

Weight: 403g
Dimension: 256 x 205 x 12 (mm)
ISBN-13: 9781901037197