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National Antarctic Expedition, 1901-1904
George F.A. MULOCK. The Charts of the "Discovery" Antarctic Expedition. London: The Royal Geographical Society and Edward Stanford, 1908. 8 (24.7 x 15.7cm.) 8pp. explanatory pamphlet. 5 folding coloured lithographic maps after George Mulock, the maps loose, as issued in original blue cloth slip-case, titled in gilt on spine and upper cover (light scuffing, cloth ties lacking), text in original cloth wrappers mounted on front pastedown.
Provenance: Robert Falcon Scott (1868-1912); by descent.
Scott's copy of the charts which represent the geographical achievements of his first expedition. The charts were compiled by Mulock, a Royal Navy sub-Lieutenant from the Morning, who replaced Shackleton when he was invalided home. Mulock 'was then only twenty-one years of age, but having received some excellent instruction as a surveyor in H.M.S. Triton, and having a natural bent for this work, his services proved invaluable'. (R.F. Scott, The Voyage of the 'Discovery', London, 1907, I, p.53)
George F.A. MULOCK. The Charts of the "Discovery" Antarctic Expedition. London: The Royal Geographical Society and Edward Stanford, 1908. 8 (24.7 x 15.7cm.) 8pp. explanatory pamphlet. 5 folding coloured lithographic maps after George Mulock, the maps loose, as issued in original blue cloth slip-case, titled in gilt on spine and upper cover (light scuffing, cloth ties lacking), text in original cloth wrappers mounted on front pastedown.
Provenance: Robert Falcon Scott (1868-1912); by descent.
Scott's copy of the charts which represent the geographical achievements of his first expedition. The charts were compiled by Mulock, a Royal Navy sub-Lieutenant from the Morning, who replaced Shackleton when he was invalided home. Mulock 'was then only twenty-one years of age, but having received some excellent instruction as a surveyor in H.M.S. Triton, and having a natural bent for this work, his services proved invaluable'. (R.F. Scott, The Voyage of the 'Discovery', London, 1907, I, p.53)