London: Henry Osmaston, 1999. Second Edition, 8vo (15x21.5cm), 290+xvi pp, in green cloth binding, title in gilt on spine and front cover, excellent condition.

Osmaston arrived in India in 1888, bagging his first tiger near Mundali, he spent much of his career as a forest officer in various regions and recounts numerous encounters with big game much of the book is related to the birds and fauna of India.

London: Collins, 1978. 4to (16x24cm), 220pp, in original green cloth binding, title in gilt on spine with dust jacket, good condition.

The story of the Indian Tiger, the authors life long journey into Tiger lore. Profusly illustrated with photograph, many in full color, also many black and white drawings, with a selected bibliography.

London: John Lane The Bodley Head Ltd. 1922. 8vo (15x22.5cm), 3 Vols., I. 548+xv pp, 28 plates, II. 633+xii pp, 38 plates, III. 705+xviii pp, In original cloth binding, title in gilt on spine, very good condition.

The first complete history of the Indian Forests and of the Great Forest Service which has built up a large forest estate of great value both to India and the rest of the world." the author worked for many years for the Indian Forestry Service and was later Professor of Forestry at the University of Edinburgh.

London: Eyre and Spottiswoode, 1934. 8vo (14x22cm), 288pp, in original red cloth binding, title in gilt on spine, good condition.