American Game: In its Seasons by Henry William Herbert. 1st Ed. NY: Charles Scribner, 1853. The book is a collection of essays on hunting and fishing, arranged according to the seasons of the year. It covers a wide variety of game species, including deer, bear, grouse, and salmon, and provides detailed descriptions of hunting and fishing techniques, as well as insights into the natural history and behavior of the animals. Herbert, who wrote under the pen name "Frank Forester," was one of the most influential sporting writers of the 19th century, and his works helped to popularize hunting and fishing as recreational activities in America.

Very good condition. Book has been rebound with the original cover illustrations and material having been preserved. Light wear to the cover. Gilt faded somewhat. New gray endpapers and white blank leafs. Note on the first white blank leaf noting the book had been rebound in 1956. Pages are slightly toned around the edges. Pages may show occasional defects. Tight binding.

7.25 x 5.375 x 1.25 in