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A History of British Moths. Accurately delineating every known species, with the English as well as scientific names, accompanied by full descriptions, date of appearance, lists of the localities they haunt, their food in the caterpillar state, and other features of their habits and modes of existence, etc. Complete in Four Volumes. Containing nearly Two Thousand Exquisitely Coloured Specimens.

By: MORRIS, REV. F. O.:

Price: £400.00

Publisher: London, George Bell and Sons, 1872:

Seller ID: 79281

4 volumes. Hardback, 10 x 6 inches. Green pebbled cloth with gilt lettering to spines and gilt vignettes to fronts. Blind embossed covers. Dark brown/black endpapers. In very good conditions. Lovely bright clean covers. Some rubbing to corners. Some light foxing spots to prelim-pages. Inside pages all very clean and tight, plates all very clean and bright. Vol.3 has minor tape repairs to section p79-82. Else an excellent, near-fine set. 253 + 180 + 223 + 321pp. Illustrated with nearly Two Thousand “Exquisitely” Hand-Coloured Specimens.
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A History of British Birds. Second edition. In Six volumes.

By: MORRIS, REV. F. O.:

Price: £695.00

Publisher: London, George Bell and Sons, 1870 2nd edition:

Seller ID: 84110

6 volumes; Hardback, Size approx 10 x 6.5 inches. In dark green/blue cloth covers with gilt decorative lettering and pictorial and blind embossed decorations to spines and gilt vignettes to front. Yellow endpapers. In very good condition. Covers in stunning bright clean condition. Volume I has a very small faint mark lower spine, each of the other volumes has a very small closed tear head of spine. Colour plates clean and bright. A few pages uncut/unopened. Inside pages very clean and tight. --- Regarded as the best edition of this set. Six volumes. With 365 colour chromolithographic plates.
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Author:MORRIS, REV. F.O:

A History of British Birds. Second edition. In Six volumes.

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