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HMSO., 1965. 1st. Ed. 3rd. Imp.. pp.135 with b/w. photos., and figs. Small 4to. Nr. fine softback.

Collins., 1999. 1st. Ed.. 8vo. Lightly speckled top-edge of text block otherwise a fine copy in fine dustwrapper. Not price clipped.

Collins., 1999. 1st. Ed.. 8vo. A fine hardback in fine dw. Not price clipped.

Botany Illustrated . 1st. Ed. Pub. Palais des Beaux-Arts. 1979. pp. [116] with 16 col.plates and b/w illus. Small 4to. Nr. fine softback. French text. A catalogue for the 1979 exhibition of Flower painters in France from the 17th to the 19th centuries.

Academic Press., 1971. 1st. Ed.. pp.ix, 768 with 979 dist. maps plus folding geological map of the county and plastic overlays. 4to. A thor. vg. hdbk. in good dw., rubbed along extremities.

Botany British floras . 1st. Ed. Academic Press for the Birmingham Nat. Hist. Soc. 1971. pp.ix, 768 with figs., dist. maps, publisher�s film overlays and colour printed folding geological map. 4to. Fine hardback with address label and light spotting to text block edges in vg. dw. The first Flora to use computer mapping.

Academic Press., 1971. pp.ix, 768 with 979 dist. maps plus folding geological map of the county and plastic overlays. Vg. in chipped dw.

Country Life., 1966. 1st. Ed.. pp.138 with b/w. illus. 8vo. Bookplate. A thor. vg. hdbk. in thor. vg. dw. A fascinating mixture of fact and reminiscence from the former Deputy Surveyor of the New Forest, Forester and Deer Expert.

Ok. Mus. of NH., 1989. pp.xiii, 567 with illus. and dist. maps. 8vo. A nr. fine hdbk. in nr. fine dw.

Whittles. , 2007. pp. 235 with colour photographs throughout. A thor. vg. hdbk. in illus. boards. Signed by M. Hamblin. Discussions over fox hunting, bird of prey poisoning and even the return of wolves are brought to life and more. We learn how entrenched opinion has turned some predators into political symbols, pawns in battles between different socio-economic or special interest groups.

American Bee Journal, 1959. 1st. Ed.. Nine monthly parts (missing Mar., July, Oct.), with index plus b/w., photos. Small 4to. Thor. vg. softbacks. Superbly illustrated. A fascinating insight into period beekeeping, full of practical advice.

American Bee Journal, 1961. 1st. Ed.. Twelve monthly parts, with index plus b/w., photos. Small 4to. VG. softbacks. Superbly illustrated. A fascinating insight into period beekeeping, full of practical advice.

American Bee Journal, 1958. 1st. Ed.. Eleven monthly parts (Missing July 1958), with index plus b/w., photos. Small 4to. Thor. vg. softbacks. Superbly illustrated. A fascinating insight into period beekeeping, full of practical advice.

American Bee Journal, 1963. 1st. Ed.. Eleven monthly parts (missing Jan.), with index plus b/w., photos. Small 4to. VG. softbacks. Superbly illustrated. A fascinating insight into period beekeeping, full of practical advice.

American Bee Journal, 1965. 1st. Ed.. Twelve monthly parts, with index plus b/w., photos. Small 4to. Nr. fine softbacks. Superbly illustrated. A fascinating insight into period beekeeping, full of practical advice.

American Bee Journal, 1964. 1st. Ed.. Twelve monthly parts, with index plus b/w., photos. Small 4to. Nr. fine softbacks. Superbly illustrated. A fascinating insight into period beekeeping, full of practical advice.

American Bee Journal, 1962. 1st. Ed.. Twelve monthly parts, with index plus b/w., photos. Small 4to. Thor. vg. softbacks. Superbly illustrated. A fascinating insight into period beekeeping, full of practical advice.

Natural history Monographs . 1st. UK. Ed. Pub. Angus and Robertson. 1967. pp.xv, 239. 8vo. Fine hardback in fine dw. George Caley was one of the early English Botanists sent to the colony of New South Wales by the great naturalist Sir Joseph Banks. For ten years he made his home in Parramatta, travelling extensively, exploring the unknown countryside, and collecting hundreds of specimens.

pp.222 with colour photographs throughout. A new copy in illustrated boards. This guide looks at 100 key objects that profoundly shaped the way in which people have watched, studied and engaged with the avian world from pre-history to the modern day. From representations of birds on caves, tomb walls and in paintings, to the technical developments such as binoculars, telescopes and cameras that enabled humans to watch and record birds more effectively.

The Ray Society. -, 188293. 1st Ed.. Four volume set with 55 colour and 29 b/w. plates. 8vo. Hardbacks. TEG. Neat ownership inscription dated 1949 to each volume. Contents fine. Original decorated blue cloth boards, neat repair to spines of Vols. I and II, in thor. vg. to nr. fine condition. Complete set. Just 600 copies of volumes I to III were published and 500 copies of volume IV.