1912 WALTER KING STONE illustrations (Berkshire Hills, animal tracks, winter)

Description

This is an article carefully removed from original 1912 publication.
10 pages; 9 WALTER KING STONE illustrations (one of which is full page).
Pages are a
pproximately 9 1/2 x 6 1/2 inches.
This is Walter Prichard Eaton's nature study, "Neighbors of the Winter Night," as originally published.
Good condition. Minor tanning due to age, minor edgewear, and gutter staple-holes. Please see the scans.
The scans here do not show well enough the
beautiful blue tint
of these illustrations. Eaton writes of tracking animals in the winter night, in the Berkshire Hills of Massachusetts.
Illustrations:
A Belated Snow Had Fallen
We Come to an Old Neglected Orchard
There is Still a Light in the Farmer's Window
Pawing up the Snow Under the Gnarled Trees
A Shadowy Statue of Eternal Vigilance
Once More in the Woods, We Come Upon Cotton-Tail Tracks [full page]
Unlike the Cottontail, He Changes to White in Winter
Slinking Through the Night, He had Heard the Call
Dual Tracks Zigzagging Toward a Ledge of Rocks
Packaged with archival protective sleeve and cardboard backing.
SKU #HA1912_12-04