[Rarebooks] fs: There are No Dull Dark Days

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For your consideration:
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(No. 6303 )  Blogg, Percy Thayer. THERE ARE NO DULL DARK DAYS.
Baltimore: H. G. Roebuck & Son, (1944). First printing, Full cloth, Octavo,
92 pages, black & white photographs, drawings. Very Good.
      Memories of trout fishing and hunting duck, goose, swan, and upland
game birds along the Chesapeake Bay and Maryland's Eastern Shore. Perce
Blogg was an expert waterfowl hunter and long time member of the Miller's
Island Ducking Club and the Seneca Ducking Club. HAND #B370. Bound in green
cloth over boards with black stamped spine and upper board titles, color
illustration laid onto upper board. A few shallow edge wrinkles and tiny
rubs at spine ends. No prior ownership marks, hinges sound.    $200.00
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