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Bror Blixens `African Hunter`(1937)
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Even though I live close to Copenhagen I rarely go there..but here last saturday I did go to visit some books shops(like I used to before the internet).
I was lucky to find a nice 1st London Edition from Blixens Àfrican Hunter`..

The last image is with Eva Dickson whom he married. Unfortunately she passes away on a journey in the Iraq in 1938. Blix returns to Sweden that year to never again return to Africa.









DRSS: HQ Scandinavia. Chapters in Sweden & Norway
 
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I want to read that book!
 
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Nice find! I read his African Letters book earlier this year and have started reading African Hunter. (the Peter Capstick library version) I would have thought you'd be more likely to find the original 1936 Swedish version (Nyama) than the 1st English edition, but you never know what you'll find in a bookstore.
 
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Awesome. And great to see a pic of Charles Heyers place. They handled so many Safari rifles it’s crazy. Neat stuff.
 
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LHeym, It is a great book as well as all the others associated with it by Beryl Markham, Denis Fynch-Hatton, + too many others to write the names of, although Papa puts in his presence there as well. A lot of good reading there. Karin even said, years after their divorce that she would still go on a safari with Bror, it was that much of an experience.


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I gotta get this one.
 
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That rifle with the dead lion sure looks like a Mannlicher-Shoenauer 1903 in 6.5X 56; m favorite calibre.


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Sorry, 6.5X 54. These bifocals suck.


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