I get the Safari Press catalog, and have bought many books from them. Of the Classic Africa Hunting series (the high end slip-cased and signed books) which ones are really good reads?

I think Gertrude Stein answered your question.

Bill Quimby

Bill Quimby's book and any that he has written or edited.

Alright, then which of all of the books you have read in that collection do you consider to be the top three, in your opinion?

Memories of Africa Werner Brach. It was an excellant read.

1. All of John Taylor's books.
2. They have done trade editions of many of Craig Boddingtons'.
3. Hunting the Elephant in Africa by Stigand.

Rich
bookworm...

A lot of the slipcased ones are boring as hell.

I am selling out of my high end books, with us moving all over the world all the time it's just too much money to get burned with on a bad move.

I have had most of the Boddington books, The Weatherby, and a lot of others.

These are the most interesting hunting books I have ever read.

Boddington Where the lions roar
Keith Hell I was there
O'Connor The rifle book
True Magazine Hunting Stories

Authors they have printed that I have enjoyed:

Boddington
W.D.M. Bell
Tony Sanchez-Arino
Kevin Robertson
John Burger
Hubert Thummler with Bill Quimby