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Hunting the African Leopard
A compilation of selections from the best books on leopard hunting, both old books and new. These selections have been supplemented with contributions written especially for this book. A worthwhile read and a popular one. It is the fourth book in the Amwell big five series and reputed to be most scarce of the five. A beautiful book with which to grace your shelves.
Clinton, N.J.: Amwell Press, 1995. Limited (#952/1000) signed by Rikhoff on a bound-in limitation page. Foreword by Harry Tennison. Illustratied with original full-color plates and line drawings by Guy Coheleach. Hardcover book with textured faux leather with gilt lettering and decorations. 509 pages. All page edges are gilt. Book is housed in slipcase. Book has one stray mark on the rear pastedown; otherwise, it is in FINE condition. Slipcase shows some wear at edges but overall is VERY GOOD.
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