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This account of an early Antarctic expedition cites Dr. Fredrick A. Cook, ship’s surgeon of the Belgica, a Belgian ship captained by Adrien de Gerlache, which sailed from Antwerp in 1897: “If it’s possible to imagine a piece of beef, odiferous cod fish and a canvas-backed duck roasted together in a pot, with blood and cod-liver oil for sauce, the illustration would be complete.” Another account, of the 1902-1904 Scottish Naval Antarctic Expedition aboard the Scotia, gave a more optimistic mention of penguin meat: “Once the unusual taste of penguin meat had become familiar, it proved to be a great favourite: fried and stewed, or as a basis for soup and curry.” Overall, though, penguin doesn’t seem to have caught on in the least with those not on Antarctic expeditions.
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Captain America Comics 1 CGC 9.8
onlyweaknesskryptonite replied to Tim Frommelt's topic in Golden Age Comic Books
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