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Essai sur L’histoire Naturelle des Vertebres de la Province et des Departements Circonvoisins: Vertebres Anallantantoidiens (Poissons et Batraciens) From the series: Die Pilze

Essai sur L’histoire Naturelle des Vertebres de la Province et des Departements Circonvoisins: Vertebres Anallantantoidiens (Poissons et Batraciens) From the series: Die PilzePp. (7), 8 425 (3, index); 44 text figures (line drawings and halftones of fishes and frogs). Publishers original reddish cloth over marbled boards, the spine is lettered in gilt and with blind stamped panel lines, original marbled endpapers, sm 4to (10 x 6. 5 inches; 255 x 170 mm). This work provides a natural history of the fishes and amphibians inhabiting the southern provinces of France. Jean Marius Francois Reguis (1850 1908) studied pharmacy at

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From the series: Die Pilze Mitteleuropas

17 full page plates - 15 are beautiful chromolithograph plates finished by hand and heightened with gum-arabic by Bocourt and lithographed by Mesnel (each plate has an accompanying page of descriptive text)

and chairman of the advisory board of the National Park service

Publisher printed by Richard Taylor Publisher Place London Date Published 1832 Date Published Estimated No Edition First Number of Volumes 1 Reprint No Condition Very Good Condition Description Many of the lithographed plates show scattered foxing

containing scientific descriptions of above one hundred and thirty species

Essai sur L’histoire Naturelle des Vertebres de la Province et des Departements Circonvoisins: Vertebres Anallantantoidiens (Poissons et Batraciens) From the series: Die PilzePp. (7), 8 425 (3, index); 44 text figures (line drawings and halftones of fishes and frogs). Publishers original reddish cloth over marbled boards, the spine is lettered in gilt and with blind stamped panel lines, original marbled endpapers, sm 4to (10 x 6. 5 inches; 255 x 170 mm). This work provides a natural history of the fishes and amphibians inhabiting the southern provinces of France. Jean Marius Francois Reguis (1850 1908) studied pharmacy at

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