ned smith cover (10 risultati)

Softcover. Condizione: Very Good. In Very Good+ condition. Cover art of a Snowshoe Rabbit in winter colors. With articles on the biggest black bear, deer and bear trophy photos and records, the M722 Remington 222 and varmint hunting, and more; column by Jack Weaver.

Softcover. Condizione: As New. The Book is in Very Good+ condition. Cover art of a Black Bear with a freshly killed woodchuck. With articles on hunting with beagles, Thanksgiving grouse, jump shooting for squirrels, Pennsylvania's First Shooting Dog Championship; columns by Chuck Fergus, Keith Schuyler on archery and Dr. Robert P. Elmer, and Don Lewis on guns, and much more.

Condizione: Good. Cover art of a Greater Yellowlegs at Pond Edge. With articles on endangered species, ruffed grouse, retrievers, and bear management; columns by Chuck Fergus, Keith Schuyler on archery and Don Lewis on scopes, and much more. The Pennsylvania Game Commission is the state agency responsible for wildlife conservation and management in Pennsylvania. It was originally founded in 1895 with an official mission to "manage and protect wildlife and their habitats while promoting hunting and trapping for current and future generations." The Game Commisssion's Magazine began as a Service Bulletin in 1929, and a large format magazine in 1932. It evolved into it's current format in September 1950. Through it all they have featured some of America's finest wildlife artists. One of the greatest, for sure, was Ned Smith. A self-trained artist and naturalist, Ned Smith created thousands of astonishingly accurate drawings and paintings of wildlife for books, magazines and other publications, as well as dozens of limited edition prints. Ned Smith's work first appeared in Pennsylvania Game News in 1948, and he created his first cover art in 1950. His work was featured on 119 covers before his death in 1985. His art is considered to be iconic of Game News and the Game Commission, and his work remains highly collectable. He also wrote a very popular monthly column for Game News called "Gone For the Day", from January 1966 through December 1969.

Condizione: Very Good. One page corner has been turned, else in Very Good+ condition. Cover art of a Whitetail Buck in Winter. With articles on bear and deer hunting; columns by Chuck Fergus, Keith Schuyler on archery, Don Lewis on guns, Trapline Tips by Jack Weaver, and much more.

Condizione: Like New. The Book is in Very Good+ condition. Cover art of a Whitetail buck peeking around a tree. With articles on deer hunting; columns by Chuck Fergus, Keith Schuyler on archery and Don Lewis on guns, and much more. The Pennsylvania Game Commission is the state agency responsible for wildlife conservation and management in Pennsylvania. It was originally founded in 1895 with an official mission to "manage and protect wildlife and their habitats while promoting hunting and trapping for current and future generations." The Game Commisssion's Magazine began as a Service Bulletin in 1929, and a large format magazine in 1932. It evolved into it's current format in September 1950. Through it all they have featured some of America's finest wildlife artists. One of the greatest, for sure, was Ned Smith. A self-trained artist and naturalist, Ned Smith created thousands of astonishingly accurate drawings and paintings of wildlife for books, magazines and other publications, as well as dozens of limited edition prints. Ned Smith's work first appeared in Pennsylvania Game News in 1948, and he created his first cover art in 1950. His work was featured on 119 covers before his death in 1985. His art is considered to be iconic of Game News and the Game Commission, and his work remains highly collectable. He also wrote a very popular monthly column for Game News called "Gone For the Day", from January 1966 through December 1969.

Condizione: Very Good. Cover art of a Red Fox in snow by Ned Smith. With articles on hard winter hunting, a housewife's trapping experience, and foxhunting with hounds; columns by Chuck Fergus, Keith Schuyler on archery and Don Lewis on guns, and much more. The Pennsylvania Game Commission is the state agency responsible for wildlife conservation and management in Pennsylvania. It was originally founded in 1895 with an official mission to "manage and protect wildlife and their habitats while promoting hunting and trapping for current and future generations." The Game Commisssion's Magazine began as a Service Bulletin in 1929, and a large format magazine in 1932. It evolved into it's current format in September 1950. Through it all they have featured some of America's finest wildlife artists. One of the greatest, for sure, was Ned Smith. A self-trained artist and naturalist, Ned Smith created thousands of astonishingly accurate drawings and paintings of wildlife for books, magazines and other publications, as well as dozens of limited edition prints. Ned Smith's work first appeared in Pennsylvania Game News in 1948, and he created his first cover art in 1950. His work was featured on 119 covers before his death in 1985. His art is considered to be iconic of Game News and the Game Commission, and his work remains highly collectable. He also wrote a very popular monthly column for Game News called "Gone For the Day", from January 1966 through December 1969.

Condizione: Like New. In Near Fine condition. Cover art of Male Pintail in flight by Ned Smith. With articles on waterfowling in Pennsylvania, foraging for chestnuts, hickory, walnuts, butternuts, beechnuts; How to Kee-Kee call for fall wild turkeys, Columns by Kieth Schuyler on archery shot placement and Wild Game recipies by Les Rountree, and more. The Pennsylvania Game Commission is the state agency responsible for wildlife conservation and management in Pennsylvania. It was originally founded in 1895 with an official mission to "manage and protect wildlife and their habitats while promoting hunting and trapping for current and future generations." The Game Commisssion's Magazine began as a Service Bulletin in 1929, and a large format magazine in 1932. It evolved into it's current format in September 1950. Through it all they have featured some of America's finest wildlife artists. One of the greatest, for sure, was Ned Smith. A self-trained artist and naturalist, Ned Smith created thousands of astonishingly accurate drawings and paintings of wildlife for books, magazines and other publications, as well as dozens of limited edition prints. Ned Smith's work first appeared in Pennsylvania Game News in 1948, and he created his first cover art in 1950. His work was featured on 119 covers before his death in 1985. His art is considered to be iconic of Game News and the Game Commission, and his work remains highly collectable. He also wrote a very popular monthly column for Game News called "Gone For the Day", from January 1966 through December 1969.

Soft cover. Condizione: Very Good. J. Allen St. John, front cover illustration; James B. Settles, back cover illustration; other illustrations by Jay Jackson, Ned Hadley, Margarlan, Robert Fuqua, Malcolm Smith, and Joe Sewell (illustratore). First Edition. Very good in original wrappers with some tape with edgewear and a small pencil notation.

Trade paperback. Smith, Ned (cover artwork) (illustratore). 56th Edition. 576 p. Includes illustrations. This is billed as the standard reference book to the firearms of the world. It illustrates and describes over 20, 000 guns and related accessories with complete technical data. In includes feature articles by America's foremost firemost authorities. Good. No dust jacket as issued. Rear cover and several back pages have creased corner.

Single Issue Magazine. Condizione: Good. Smith, Hall (cover illustration); MacDonald, Al; Humphrey, Water Beach; Holmgren, John; Wills, William; Frise (illustratore). First Edition. 48 pages. Features: Cover portrait illustration of female member of the military; Ford ad inside front cover features action photo of troops constructing bridge under fire; Nice half-page colour Pepsi ad features naval officer in uniform and illustration of boys swimming; News of the month includes Dissolution of the Third International (Comintern), and Closing Ranks Against Japan; Editorial on Black Markets and Summer Vacations; Jet Black (short story); The Pacific Coast Rangers - photo-illustrated article includes photos of Lieut.-Col. T.A.H. Taylor, O.B.E., M.C., and Col. M.E. Dopping-Hepenstal; Matilda and the Wolf (short story); Key Men of War - an enormous directory of over 200,000 names is relied upon for expertise which has saved hundreds of lives and brought success to major campaigns; Garfield Weston - article with Karsh photo-portrait; Old-Style Cop (short story); Hollywood news - article with photos including Lenore Aubert; Northern Electric one-page ad features illustration of tank; Five to One (short story); Rare one-page two-colour illustrated ad for General Motors and their "Victory Service; R.C.A.F. half-page recruiting ad features lady in uniform having tea with civilians; Wings on Her Feet - first part of a series on AW2 Heck's experiences in the Air Force; One-page Westinghouse ad entitled "After Victory" includes photo of airman using bombsight and large illustration of large artillery piece in use; Woodbury Powder ad includes photo of beautiful Linda Darnell; "What's In My Lunch Box?" - wartime photo-illustrated article on home food tips; Colour Ritz cracker ad features illustration of naval personnel; Canadian Women Take to the Block Plan - photo-illustrated article explains the Women's Voluntary Service and the block leaders they assign, with particular attention to Mrs. Jack Wilson of Rochester Ave. in Lawrence Park in Toronto; Colour Orange Crush ad; World Sayings; Canadian Pacific Air Lines ad inside back cover includes large illustration of much of the northern hemisphere and heading "Wings over the North. and Beyond!"; Nice Kodak black and white photo ad on back cover shows air crew enjoying photos; and more. Unmarked with moderate wear. A quality copy of this excellent vintage wartime issue.