Stewart Edward White Collection (4 Book Set)

Stewart Edward White. A quartet of reprints of four of his best-known books. All from Wolfe Publishing of Prescott, Arizona in 1987. Hardbound in glassine-protected dust jackets. The Long Rifle (vi, 538 pages), The Land of Foot Prints (viii, 440 pages), The Rediscovered Country viii, 360 pages), Camp & Trail (xii, 236 pages). Uniform binding and dust jackets. Stated edition of 1000 copies. Books and dust jackets fine. The set for $150.

Stewart Edward White, one of America’s foremost nature writers and adventurers, offers readers a rich tapestry of wilderness exploration and outdoor adventure in these classic works:

• The Long Rifle – A vivid account of frontier life and early American hunting, focusing on the adventures of longhunters and frontiersmen. White blends historical detail with thrilling storytelling, capturing the spirit of America’s early wilderness.

• The Land of Foot Prints – White recounts his journeys into the remote and untamed landscapes of North America. Through meticulous observation and evocative prose, he brings to life the terrain, wildlife, and people encountered along the way.

• The Rediscovered Country – A reflective exploration of the natural world, this book emphasizes the enduring beauty and lessons of the wilderness. White’s narrative celebrates the intimate connection between humans and nature.

• Camp & Trail – A practical and engaging guide to outdoor travel, hunting, and camping, combining personal anecdotes with advice for navigating and surviving in the wild. White’s passion for adventure and respect for the land shine throughout.

Together, these works exemplify White’s mastery in blending adventure, natural history, and personal reflection, appealing to readers who cherish the outdoors, hunting, and the art of storytelling rooted in the American wilderness.