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CLEAN fine 2005 4th printing hardcover with near fine dust jacket.

CLEAN fine 2005 4th printing hardcover with near fine dust jacket.

Foreward by Bradford O'Connor; edited and with a special introduction by Jim Rikhoff. Published, December 1984. In original brown slipcase with some rubbing. Brown cloth over boards with gilded frame and portrait on front and gilding on spine. Gently rubbed at edges, otherwise solid and square. Interior is clean and clear. Pages:(18) 248 Dimensions:9â x 6½ x 1¼.

The Last Book: Confessions of a Gun Editor (Hardcover IN SLIP CASE CONDITION GOOD-PUBLISHED BY AMWELL PRESS INC COPYRIGHT 1985 3RD PRINTING--248 PAGES. ) by Jack O'Connor (Author), Jack O'Connor at his finest. This time he tells it like it is from a wri The Last Book: Confessions of a Gun Editor (Hardcover IN SLIP CASE CONDITION GOOD-PUBLISHED BY AMWELL PRESS INC COPYRIGHT 1985 3RD PRINTING--248 PAGES. ) by Jack O'Connor (Author), Jack O'Connor at his finest. This time he tells it like it is from a writer s frustrations with editors, to dressing like a Brit on safari with practical style, to the whoring of the industry these days by manufacturers and lodges, to a last dance on the majesty of the.270 to answer some of the competing arguments of why he had to be wrong. It s a highly collectible book, with not many in print, but as a sometime outdoor writer of a similar mindset, and a belief that you can find one gun like the.270 and get really good with it,

The Last Book: Confessions of a Gun Editor (Hardcover IN SLIP CASE CONDITION GOOD-PUBLISHED BY AMWELL PRESS INC COPYRIGHT 1985 3RD PRINTING--248 PAGES. ) by Jack O'Connor (Author), Jack O'Connor at his finest. This time he tells it like it is from a wri The Last Book: Confessions of a Gun Editor (Hardcover IN SLIP CASE CONDITION GOOD-PUBLISHED BY AMWELL PRESS INC COPYRIGHT 1985 3RD PRINTING--248 PAGES. ) by Jack O'Connor (Author), Jack O'Connor at his finest. This time he tells it like it is from a writer s frustrations with editors, to dressing like a Brit on safari with practical style, to the whoring of the industry these days by manufacturers and lodges, to a last dance on the majesty of the.270 to answer some of the competing arguments of why he had to be wrong. It s a highly collectible book, with not many in print, but as a sometime outdoor writer of a similar mindset, and a belief that you can find one gun like the.270 and get really good with it,

Limited, Numbered, & Signed by the Editor & the Author's son (who wrote the Foreword); Burgundy leatherette, gold spine title, gold cover vignette & border, red endpapers / pastedown, & frontis portrait; A near fine copy in slipcase; 247 pages.

First edition, #695 of 1000 copies signed by Bradford O'Connor, the author's son, and the editor. 8vo. xv, (3), 247 pp. Illustrated from photographs, plates, frontispiece portrait of the author. Posthumously published work by the preeminent American gun editor and writer of the 20th century. Fine. Gilt-stamped decorated brown leatherette, slipcase. (#6854).

Confessions of a gun editor. 247 pp, ill. Everything from the big bore boys, to sheep hunting, famous head-hunters, fan mail and more. Inimitable Jack-his last book, and in some ways the final word. Limited ed of 1, 000 copies signed by Brad OConnor and Jim Rikhoff of the National Sporting Fraternity. Book is fine (like new) in similar original slipcase. Super and scarce item.