Wherever possible they have been
made pocket size for easy transport-
ation. Every copy is printed on high
grade bookpaper, artistically illustra-
ted and bound attractively. They
serve equally well in the open, in the
library and as gifts.
iOUTING • PUBLISHING COMPANY^
315 FIFTH AVtNL'E j- ■ ■ • NEW YORK CITY
OUTING HOW TO BOOK No. 7.
THE BOOK OF
Camping fe? Woodcraft
By HORACE KEPHART
It fits the pocket — a7i encyclopedia in 4)i by 7 inches.
Copiously illustrated jj I pages. Cloth, decorative^
%i .So postpaid.
<</-pHE BOOK OF CAMPING AND WOOD-
J_ CRAFT, " by Horace Kephart, is author-
itative in every detail. No more valuable
book on life in the woods has been produced.
It has an added charm for the old timer at
tramping and camping— so much knowledge is here
confined in so small a space; for the individual
starting out on his first "open road" pilgrimage it
is a veritable gold mine; for the man "just going
out for a few days" it fills the same need. And
back of all this is the fact that the book reads like
a novel, so charmingly is it written.
LIST OF CONTENTS.
Outfitting. — The Sportsman'* s Clothing. — Personal
Kits. — Tents and Tools. — Utensils and Food. — A
Check List. — Packiftg tip. — The Camp. — The Camp-
Fire. — Markmanship in the Woods. — Dressing and
Keepijig Game and Fish. — Camp
Cookefy. -Pests of the Woods.-Forest
Travel. — Keeping a Course. — Blazes.
— Survey Li?ies. — Natural Signs of
Direction . — Getting Lost. — Bivouacs .
— Ernergency Foods. — Livifig ofi^ the
Country .-Edible Plants of the Wild-
erness. — Axemanship. — Qualities
of Wood and Bark.- Trophies, Buck-
skin and Rawhide. — Tanning Pelts.
— Other Animal Prodticts. — Acci-
dents: Their Backwoods Treatment.
THEJOOK
CAMPJNG
.WODDCRAIT
OUTING HOW TO BOOK N o. 2.
Boat Sailing
(Fair ^A^cather and Foul)
By CAPTAIN A. J. KENEALY
Pocket size 4\x8 inches. Illustrated.
Cloth, decorative. %i.oo postpaid.
THIS is the ninth edition of a capi-
tal book. The large range of
subjects treated, the concise and tho-
rough manner in which every topic
is handled, at once pronounce the
author an enviable authority in his
line.
Includes advice afid directions on
practically every thin_o- connected with
small boats and sailing. Some of the
chapter titles are: Choice of a Boat. — Sailing in a gale
or squall. — Fitting out Over Hauling. — Theory and
Practice of Sailing. — Compass and Charts. — Nautical
Terms. — Splices ., Knots and Bends.
OUTING HOW TO B O O K No, J.
Wilderness Homes
A Book of the Log Cabin
By OLIVER KEMP
Illustrated with half-tones from ^kotog-rafhs of log' cabins,
attd numerous sketches by the author. Decorative wood veneer
binding. sH x 8V2 inches. $ i .2^ f>osti>aid.
^HIS volume tells how the amateur can
build a log cabin at a minimum of cxt
pense. No detail is omitted. Numer-
ous plans are given a,nd valuable specific-
ations. The chapters are as follows.
Making Plafis. — The Fireplace.— The
Axe and the Tree. — Builditig the Cabin. —
The Roof and the Floor.— The Cabin and
Its Environment. — Inside the Cabin. —
What It will Cost. — Some Hunting Cabins.
— A Few Plans — Wildwood, Crows Nesf^
A Club House, The Block House, Idlewild,
The Jolly Pities, The Antlers.
T
OUTING HOW TO BOOK No. 4.
TRACKS and
TRACKING,
Tracks y Tracking
By JOSEF BRUNNER
Page 73
Presented as published in 1910. Historical recipes may not meet modern food-safety standards. Cook from the modern interpretation, not the original instructions.
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Wherever possible they have been
made pocket size for easy transport-
ation. Every copy is printed on high
grade bookpaper, artistically illustra-
ted and bound attractively. They
serve equally well in the open, in the
library and as gifts.
iOUTING • PUBLISHING COMPANY^
315 FIFTH AVtNL'E j- ■ ■ • NEW YORK CITY
OUTING HOW TO BOOK No. 7.
THE BOOK OF
Camping fe? Woodcraft
By HORACE KEPHART
It fits the pocket — a7i encyclopedia in 4)i by 7 inches.
Copiously illustrated jj I pages. Cloth, decorative^
%i .So postpaid.
<</-pHE BOOK OF CAMPING AND WOOD-
J_ CRAFT, " by Horace Kephart, is author-
itative in every detail. No more valuable
book on life in the woods has been produced.
It has an added charm for the old timer at
tramping and camping— so much knowledge is here
confined in so small a space; for the individual
starting out on his first "open road" pilgrimage it
is a veritable gold mine; for the man "just going
out for a few days" it fills the same need. And
back of all this is the fact that the book reads like
a novel, so charmingly is it written.
LIST OF CONTENTS.
Outfitting. — The Sportsman'* s Clothing. — Personal
Kits. — Tents and Tools. — Utensils and Food. — A
Check List. — Packiftg tip. — The Camp. — The Camp-
Fire. — Markmanship in the Woods. — Dressing and
Keepijig Game and Fish. — Camp
Cookefy. -Pests of the Woods.-Forest
Travel. — Keeping a Course. — Blazes.
— Survey Li?ies. — Natural Signs of
Direction . — Getting Lost. — Bivouacs .
— Ernergency Foods. — Livifig ofi^ the
Country .-Edible Plants of the Wild-
erness. — Axemanship. — Qualities
of Wood and Bark.- Trophies, Buck-
skin and Rawhide. — Tanning Pelts.
— Other Animal Prodticts. — Acci-
dents: Their Backwoods Treatment.
THEJOOK
CAMPJNG
.WODDCRAIT
OUTING HOW TO BOOK N o. 2.
Boat Sailing
(Fair ^A^cather and Foul)
By CAPTAIN A. J. KENEALY
Pocket size 4\x8 inches. Illustrated.
Cloth, decorative. %i.oo postpaid.
THIS is the ninth edition of a capi-
tal book. The large range of
subjects treated, the concise and tho-
rough manner in which every topic
is handled, at once pronounce the
author an enviable authority in his
line.
Includes advice afid directions on
practically every thin_o- connected with
small boats and sailing. Some of the
chapter titles are: Choice of a Boat. — Sailing in a gale
or squall. — Fitting out Over Hauling. — Theory and
Practice of Sailing. — Compass and Charts. — Nautical
Terms. — Splices ., Knots and Bends.
OUTING HOW TO B O O K No, J.
Wilderness Homes
A Book of the Log Cabin
By OLIVER KEMP
Illustrated with half-tones from ^kotog-rafhs of log' cabins,
attd numerous sketches by the author. Decorative wood veneer
binding. sH x 8V2 inches. $ i .2^ f>osti>aid.
^HIS volume tells how the amateur can
build a log cabin at a minimum of cxt
pense. No detail is omitted. Numer-
ous plans are given a,nd valuable specific-
ations. The chapters are as follows.
Making Plafis. — The Fireplace.— The
Axe and the Tree. — Builditig the Cabin. —
The Roof and the Floor.— The Cabin and
Its Environment. — Inside the Cabin. —
What It will Cost. — Some Hunting Cabins.
— A Few Plans — Wildwood, Crows Nesf^
A Club House, The Block House, Idlewild,
The Jolly Pities, The Antlers.
T
OUTING HOW TO BOOK No. 4.
TRACKS and
TRACKING,
Tracks y Tracking
By JOSEF BRUNNER