"The Great White South or with Scott in the Antarctic being an account of experiences with Captain Scott's South Pole expedition and of the Nature Life of the Antarctic." True first edition 1921. Publishers navy cloth with gilt title and vignette. xxvi, 305 pages [1]. Frontispiece plate. Title page with vignette. Dedication page. Studio portrait of author. Full-page photographic plates. B&W photographic illustrations. An "In Memoriam" page at rear. "The story relates in words and photographs the epic Polar journey [The British Antarctic Expedition of 1910-13] undertaken by Scott and his crew. The untimely death of Scott and some crew members on the return journey had a dramatic and profound effect on the British mindset of the day. Scott's endeavours has guaranteed him a place in British history. Herbert Pointing was part of the expedition and for that we are very fortunate, as he has left an enduring record both in words and photographs of life in that unforgettable and unforgiving wilderness of ice and snow." Shipped and insured [courier liability] by recorded delivery with UPS.