The Flora Of The Alps: Being A Description Of All The Species Of Flowering Plants... (vol Ii Only)
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Full title: The Flora of the Alps: Being a description of all the species of flowering plants indigenous to Switzerland; and of the alpine species of the adjacent mountain districts of France, Italy & Austria including the Pyrenees. Green boards with gilt design to front. Top edges gilt. Small owner's address label inside front cover. Previous owner's name & address in ink on half-title page, dated '96. Spine is entirely detached from text block, all pages are loose. 120 colour plates each showing a native plant - all unmarked and in good condition.
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