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the complete record of his polar flight, 1897, from the diaries and journals of S. A. Andree, Nils Strindberg, and K. Frnkel, found on White island in the summer of 1930 and
Svenska sällskapet för antropologi och geografi, Stockholm
xvi, 389 pages : frontispiece, illustrations, plates, portraits, maps (1 folded) facsimiles, diagrams ; 25 cm.
The background: The three men. Trial flights in the balloon Svea. Planning the polar flight. The first visit to Spitzbergen. The base on Dane island.--The adventure: The flight of the Eagle, July 11-14, 1897. The march over the ice toward Franz Josef land. Towards the Seven islands. Caught in the ice. On White island.--Supplement: The photographs of the Andree expedition.--Thirty-three years later: The Bratvaag expedition discovers the camp, by G. Horn. The Isbjon expedition to White island, by K. Stubbendorff. The camp on White island and its equipment, by N. Lithberg. The journey home.--The verdict of science: The balloon and its construction, by G. V. E. Svedenborg. The weather on the flight, by A. Wallen. Technical account of the flight, by K. A. B. Amundson and I. Malmer. Pack-ice, by H. U. Sverdrup. Animal life on the pack-ice, by E. Lonnberg. Remarks on the map of the route taken by the Andree expedition, by B. Aurell.--The documents: Andree's first diary. Andree's second diary. Marginal notes on the calendar page of Strindberg's almanac. Strindberg's memorandum almanac (notes on the flight). Strindberg's logbooks. Strindberg's shorthand letters to his fiancee.
edited by the Swedish society for anthropology and geography; translated from the Swedish by Edward Adams-Ray.
"Supplement" (4 leaves following page 160) not included in the pagination.