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Near Fine in Good jacket. 1st printing. Cloth. 263pp. Illus. Appendices. Index. Facsmiles of documents. Tables. Foreword by Robert Rines, President, Academy of Applied Science. Mr. Byrne for several years managed a sasquatch research center at The Dalles, Oregon. This is account of information to date, plus his research in the Bluff Creek, California, area, and other observations from the historical record. A major part of the usefulness & value of this book is that it includes Dr. Grieve's report on his study of the Patterson-Gimlin film, the two Russian reports on the same footage, Ivan Sanderson's extensive Minnesota Iceman analysis, Grover Krantz' two reports on sasquatch foot anatomy, & the U. S. Army Corps of Engineers page(s) from the Washington (State) Environmental Atlas on the subject. Near fine in good+ dj which shows signs that a silverfish dined on the paper, but didn't get very far. Getting harder to find in nice condition.
