Clyman's journals represent one of the most thorough and precisely recorded observations we have of the American Fur Trade and the peak emigration years to Oregon and California. As a member of Jedediah Smith's first brigade, Clyman helped in the discovery of South Pass, opening the West to the fur traders in the years 1824 through 1827. Edited by Charles L. Camp, printed by Lawton Kennedy and published by Champoeg Press. Reprint of the 1928 edition with considerable additions. One of 1450 copies. 4to, 352 pp. illustrations, maps [2 folded]. Hardbound in red cloth, lettered in gilt.

References: Howes C81; Zamorano 80:19.

Condition: A+

Very minor shelf wear, overall fine.