The Zoology of the Voyage of H.M.S. Erebus and Terror: The Birds of New Zealand This volume provides the synonymy

This volume provides the synonymy

with 100 hand-colored lithographic plates (partially colored as called for)

where he was “confronted in the patio of his residence by four Condors

A very through monograph of great regional import in an exceedingly attractive binding

The title cartouche appears in the lower right flanked by native peoples and a camel train

The Zoology of the Voyage of H.M.S. Erebus and Terror: The Birds of New Zealand This volume provides the synonymyPp. 39 + 37 fine monochrome lithographic plates. Later gray cloth with the spine lettered in black, the original green printed wrappers are bound in at rear, sm folio (12. 5 x 10 inches). The section by George R. Gray was first published in 3 parts about 1844 1845 and included 22 plates. The volume remained unfinished until 1875, when the work was edited by R. Bowdler Sharpe, who added an appendix and the remaining 15 plates. The 37 plates are