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Connecticut State Geological and Natural History Survey. , 1908. Book. Good. Soft cover, missing wraps. ORIGINAL 1908 PUBLICATION; includes 49 plates (complete); missing wraps; spine reinforced with tape; light browning of leaves; o/w in good condition. .

1908. CONN, Herbert William. [With Lucia Washburn (Hazen) WEBSTER]. A PRELIMINARY REPORT ON THE ALGAE OF THE FRESH WATERS OF CONNECTICUT. State of Connecticut State Geological and Natural History Survey Bulletin No. 10. Hartford, Connecticut: State Geological and Natural History Survey, 1908. Sm. 4to., printed wraps. First Edition. Good (some soiling, ink stamp front cover, spine worn). $10.00.

Hartford, CT: State of Connecticut, 1908. Wraps. Very Good -. 78pgs of text + many plates, slight edgewear, may be missing map? nice copy

Connecticut Geological & Natural History Survey. Good. 1908 Bulletin #10, trade size wraps, wear at spine ends, spine crease- binding cracked at same place internally- no loose pages yet, date stamp & name on cover, no other markings found.

Connecticut Geological & Natural History Survey, 1908. Paperback. Used - Very Good. Hartford: 1908. 78 pages. 44 plates, facing text. 9 x 5.75", paperback. VG.

A Preliminary Report on the Algae of the Fresh Waters of ConnecticutHerbert William ConnState of ConnecticutState Geological and Natural History Survey Bulletin No. 101908One of a set of volumes in this series, addressing different orders of insects; remarkable effort to compilea complete, state-wide catalog of species (an 'all-taxon biodiversity inventory), with identification tools.Plates with attractive line drawings of algae.This volume is in good condition for age and nature; paper wraps are fragile with tear on edge of front wrapper; otherwise intact with some fadingand edge wear...Binding is sound and interior of book is clean and undamaged. General fading consistent with age.Photos are of copy being sold.

Ct.: State Geological and Natural History Survey:, 1908. 78 pages and 44 plates. "The algae are flowerless chlorophyll-bearing water plants. Although sometimes called seaweeds, they are not confined to salt water, but are found in every body of fresh water, on damp stones and soil, and on the trucks of trees. They are, however, all true water plants." VERY GOOD HARDCOVER, brown cloth covers, lettering is bright on the spine.. Hard Cover. Very Good/Not Issued with a Dust Jacket.. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall.