Item #44115 The Geese of Europe and Asia. Being the Description of most of the Old World Species. Sergius Alpheraky.
The Geese of Europe and Asia. Being the Description of most of the Old World Species.
The Geese of Europe and Asia. Being the Description of most of the Old World Species.
The Geese of Europe and Asia. Being the Description of most of the Old World Species.
The Geese of Europe and Asia. Being the Description of most of the Old World Species.

The Geese of Europe and Asia. Being the Description of most of the Old World Species.

London: Rowland Ward, Ltd., 1905. First Edition. Hardcover. Very Good. Item #44115

Large 4to, ix, [1], 197pp. 24 plates, 25 with frontispiece. Original green cloth lettered in gilt to the front board and spine. Top edge gilt. Corners bumped, with light wear to the cloth at the spine ends, and a heavier bump to the spine head. Hinges are a little strained from the heavy text-block. The plates section at the end is weak and one plate is detached, a couple others want to detach themselves from the tabs but are still in place. The book is clean throughout, only a few leaves of text wrinkled lightly at the end and to the margins only, really not bad. Overall a good clean copy. From the library of Harry G. Lumsfeld, biologist and research scientist with Ontario's Ministry of Natural Resources. In 2004 Harry Lumsfeld became a Member of the Order of Canada for his outstanding contribution to wildlife management and conservation.

Price (CAD): $700.00

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