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Reference 3872 (2601) Category Antarctic; Author Wilson, Edward & Savours, Ann (Editor) Title DIARY OF THE DISCOVERY EXPEDITION TO THE ANTARCTIC REGIONS 1901-1904. Edited from the original mss. in the Scott Polar Research Institute, Cambridge by Ann Savours. Publishing Information London: Blandford Press, 1966. Description 1st Edition: Foreword by HRH The Duke of Edinburgh, 416 pages, beautifully illustrated throughout, 47 watercolours by the author, numerous b/w drawings, 7 maps (1 folding at rear). Original covers in unclipped dust jacket. Old Sellotape stains to end papers where cover was once attached, small closed and neatly repaired tear to dust jacket. Contents clean. A lovely copy of this beautiful book. Fascinating reading giving a personal insight to the Expedition. Wilson served as both zoologist and doctor on the 'Discovery' and later the 'Terra Nova' Antarctic Expeditions. He was one of the party to the Pole dying tragically in his tent alongside Scott. Price £60.00 Keywords Scott, Terra Nova, Discovery, expedition, qpolarq. S1-Ant ISBN Add this to your basket