The Great Outdoors Leather-Bound is among the rarest of

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The Great Outdoors Leather-Bound is among the rarest ofJoe Godfrey, Jr. and Frank Dufresne (Editors), The Great Outdoors (with a Foreword by Corey Ford). St. Paul, MN: Brown and Bigelow, 1947. 1st edition. Bound in imprinted leather. [vi], 376 pages. Lavishly illustrated. A collection of stories from many of the greats of the era such as Buckingham, Sheldon, and Wulff. All edges gilt. Fair plus copy (top and bottom of spine worn) of a lovely book. $14.