“Mr. Buck”: The Autobiography of Nash Buckingham Black Micarta One of 2500 unnumbered copies

One of 2500 unnumbered copies

the finding and killing of the game is after all but a part of the whole

taken over by the asphalt Abbey so abhorred

The Zambezi River follows a 1700-mile course in southern Africa with many tributaries that drain a 500

This first publication of Davis's forty-year-old manuscript is an enchanting view into another era

“Mr. Buck”: The Autobiography of Nash Buckingham Black Micarta One of 2500 unnumbered copiesNash Buckingham, Mr. Buck: The Autobiography of Nash Buckingham (with an Introduction by Buckinghams granddaughter).. Traverse City, MI: Countrysport Press, 1990. Hardbound in dust jacket. 287 pages . Illustrated, bibliography of NBs writings. The title is somewhat misleading inasmuch as this is a random collection of literary remains as opposed to a true autobiography. Scattered highlighting, especially to preliminaries. Tear sheets of an article