Explore the golden days of American waterfowling with Supreme Duck Shooting Stories by William Hazelton. This book brings together vivid, first-person narratives from iconic duck hunting waters, complete with vintage illustrations and reflections on conservation.
A nostalgic tribute to the outdoor sporting life, this edition is perfect for collectors, hunting enthusiasts, or readers of classic Americana.
Quick Specs
∙ Item Type: Vintage hardcover book
∙ Size: 9 x 6 x 0.5 inches
∙ Material: Paper, clothbound hardcover, dust jacket
∙ Color: Black cover with gold lettering, sepia-toned jacket
∙ Origin or Maker: Gunnerman Press, Auburn Hills, Michigan
∙ Year or Era: 1989
∙ Page Count: 160 pages
∙ Language: English
∙ Publisher: Gunnerman Press
∙ Genre: Sporting literature, outdoors, Americana
Condition:
∙ Dust jacket shows minimal shelf wear; inner pages are clean and bright
∙ Binding is tight, appears gently read if at all
∙ No writing or markings noted
∙ See all photos for detail—sold as pictured
About the Author:
William Chester Hazelton (1880s–1940s) was a sportsman and linotype operator who published 17 books on bird hunting between 1914–1944. He wrote for major newspapers like the Milwaukee Sentinel and St. Louis Post-Dispatch, capturing the voice of American waterfowlers of his time.
Whether you’re a seasoned outdoorsman, a fan of heritage sporting tales, or curating a cabin library, this book belongs in your collection.
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