An important expedition to the Antarctic peninsula, which confirmed that Graham Land was part of the continent and not an archipelago (as reported by Wilkins in his 1928-30 expedition). The narrative includes details of Rymill and Bingham's sledge journey, during which they set up camp at an altitude of 7500 feet next to Mount Wakefield, the highest mountain in the Graham Land range. This copy belonged to Geoffrey Hattersley-Smith, and contains obituaries and other items relating to members of the expedition. Hattersley-Smith was with Lord Shackleton a member of the Antarctic Place-Names Committee, and the letter from Colin Bertram (“Colin”) reads “Dear Geoffrey, Many thanks for sending me the map, including the Bertram Glacier. I am very glad to have it now that the satellites have done their good work”.