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Pocket Atlas - Birds of France Switzerland and Belgium - 1908
  • Pocket Atlas - Birds of France Switzerland and Belgium - 1908
  • Pocket Atlas - Birds of France Switzerland and Belgium - 1908
  • Pocket Atlas - Birds of France Switzerland and Belgium - 1908
  • Pocket Atlas - Birds of France Switzerland and Belgium - 1908
  • Pocket Atlas - Birds of France Switzerland and Belgium - 1908
  • Pocket Atlas - Birds of France Switzerland and Belgium - 1908
  • Pocket Atlas - Birds of France Switzerland and Belgium - 1908
  • Pocket Atlas - Birds of France Switzerland and Belgium - 1908
  • Pocket Atlas - Birds of France Switzerland and Belgium - 1908
  • Pocket Atlas - Birds of France Switzerland and Belgium - 1908
  • Pocket Atlas - Birds of France Switzerland and Belgium - 1908
  • Pocket Atlas - Birds of France Switzerland and Belgium - 1908
  • Pocket Atlas - Birds of France Switzerland and Belgium - 1908
  • Pocket Atlas - Birds of France Switzerland and Belgium - 1908
  • Pocket Atlas - Birds of France Switzerland and Belgium - 1908
  • Pocket Atlas - Birds of France Switzerland and Belgium - 1908
  • Pocket Atlas - Birds of France Switzerland and Belgium - 1908
  • Pocket Atlas - Birds of France Switzerland and Belgium - 1908
  • Pocket Atlas - Birds of France Switzerland and Belgium - 1908
  • Pocket Atlas - Birds of France Switzerland and Belgium - 1908

Pocket Atlas of the Birds of France - Switzerland and Belgium - 1908 - 79 colored plates

€60.00

Atlas de poche des Oiseaux De France (Pocket Atlas of the Birds of France)

from Switzerland and Belgium - Useful or Harmful

72 colored plates and 4 black plates representing 70 birds, 28 eggs, and 4 nests

This is not a reissue but the original edition of 1908.

Description

Atlas de poche des Oiseaux De France (Pocket Atlas of the Birds of France)

from Switzerland and Belgium - Useful or Harmful

From the naturalist Baron d'Hamonville of the editions of the Klincksieck Natural Sciences Library

16x11.5cm

72 colored plates and 4 black plates representing 70 birds, 28 eggs, and 4 nests

This is not a reissue but the original edition of 1908.

The book presents the birds with their eggs, indicates whether they are sedentary or migratory, useful or harmful, and provides their names in French, in popular language and in Latin, and their habits.