Articles on Foresters, Including - Theodor Dyring, Andreas Tanberg Gl Ersen, Lars Ketil Strand, Agnar Johannes Barth, Hans Kristian Seip (Forester), Jacob B Ckmann Barth, Gustav Gierl Ff Klem, Kristen Yen, Josef Monsrud (Paperback)

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