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The Sportsman's Guide to the Hunting and Shooting Grounds of the United States and Canada (1888) – Facsimile Edition | Kessinger Publishing

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Overview

Uncover a carefully reproduced glimpse into late 19th‑century outdoor life with The Sportsman’s Guide to the Hunting and Shooting Grounds of the United States and Canada (1888). Published as a facsimile by Kessinger Publishing, this edition stays faithful to the original print while preserving the character and texture that collectors seek from antique volumes. Expect to encounter age‑related imperfections such as marks or marginalia that add a palpable sense of history, making the book a tangible artifact of its era.

What you get in this edition

  • Faithful reproduction of the 1888 original, designed for standalone reading or archival study.
  • Physical features that echo the period, including subtle imperfections that reveal its journey through time.
  • A compact, portable format suited for desk reference, library shelves, or display by a history buff.

Ideal uses and readers

  • Historical reference for researchers, students, and bibliophiles interested in late 19th‑century hunting lore and regional guides across the United States and Canada.
  • A thoughtful gift for collectors of antiquarian books and outdoor history enthusiasts seeking context from a bygone era.
  • A conversation piece that pairs well with other vintage outdoor publications or archival research materials.

This edition prioritizes a respectful, scholar‑friendly presentation while honoring the source’s authentic voice. It is not a modern manual, but a window into the literature of its time, offering clues about hunting culture, geography of old grounds, and the way outdoor exploration was imagined by its contemporary readers. If you value tangible history, quiet study, and the romance of a well‑worn volume, this facsimile presents a compelling option.

Note: content reflects the original 1888 publication and may carry the marks, marginalia, and occasional page flaws typical of historical print runs. The edition is offered by a publisher dedicated to protecting, preserving, and promoting world literature in accessible, high‑quality formats that stay true to their sources.

FAQ

Q: What is included in this facsimile edition?

A: A faithful reproduction of the 1888 original, including preserved age‑related imperfections for authenticity.

Q: Who would benefit from this book?

A: Collectors, historians, and outdoor enthusiasts exploring 19th‑century hunting culture and regional guides.