The extremely rare cartographic record from the British (Terra Nova) Antarctic Expedition, 1910-1913. This report forms part of a series of issued publications covering the enormous amount of scientific data generated through the course of the expedition. Issued and funded by the Captain Scott Antarctic Fund, it contains detailed descriptions of the equipment used to gather the data, maps of the surveyed areas, and detailed breakdowns of the data gathered.

First edition. London: Harrison and Sons, 1923. 4to. Re-backed, preserving original red publisher's cloth. Pages: viii, 94pp. Numerous maps (some missing - see images).

Bound in re-backed red publisher's cloth, preserving original spine strip. Lettering to spine stamped in gilt. Cover margins ruled in blind. Fair. Binding has been rebacked with red cloth tape. Contents incomplete, some maps missing (see image of map list). Textblock generally in very good condition, some toning and foxing here and there. Maps vary in condition from good to damaged and separated. A working copy priced as such.

Provenance: From the library of Warwick H. Williams.

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Catalogue Number: ON00136