(1923) 1925 reprint. Duckworth. London. Pp307. B/w photographs by Lady Richmond Brown. Blue cloth gilt. Slight browning but a very good copy.
Notes: Big-game fishing adventures in Central America. The story of Mitchell-Hedges' expedition on his yacht Cara from Jamaica to the Rio Chucunaque in Panama, fishing and collecting zoological and anthropological specimens. The fishing is largely for big sharks and rays, but includes tarpon, snook, snappers and jacks. He was accompanied by Lady M. Richmond Brown who took the photographs, and also wrote about this in "Unknown Tribes, Uncharted Seas." Mitchell-Hedges is best known outside angling circles as the possible discoverer of the Mitchell-Hedges Crystal Skull. He was President of the Shark Angling Club of Great Britain. This edition has an extra 7 pages at the rear, being a reprint of a paper "Cervical Vertebrae Of A Gigantic Blue Whale From Panama" by Sir Sidney F. Harmer, from the "Proceedings of the Zoological Society of London, 1923."
