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London: Ray Society, 1851. 101, 18, 3, 30 hand-col plates. . HB. 8vo, recased in orig. cloth, teg, wear to corners; new endpapers, rebacked with remnants of orig. worn backstrip laid down. Paper browned, plates clean. Book-plate of William Archer.. First edition.Freeman 2215..

Ray Society., 1851. pp.[vi], 101, [i], 30 hand coloured lithographs, 18 pp. list of Subscribers plus 3 pp. �Report of the Council of the Ray Society� (dated Ipswich, July 9th, 1851). Med 8vo. Very minor amount of foxing to one plate and small portion of text, remainder in fine condition. Original Ray Society boards, more recent replacement spine - all in vg. to fine condition. Limited to 1,000 copies.

London: Ray Society, 1851. First edition. THE MICROSCOPY OF SPORES IN CLASSIFICATION OF LICHENS WITH 30 SPECTACULAR COLOR PLATES--BY CLERGYMAN/BOTANIST SCHOOLMATE OF DARWIN WHO SUBSCRIBED TO THE BOOK. 9 inches tall hardcover, green cloth binding, blindstamped design to covers, gilt initials of Ray Society to cover, gilt title to spine, [vi], 101 pp, 30 handcolored lithographic plates, 18 pp List of Subscribers (including "Darwin, C. esq. F.R.S., Down, Kent"), 3 pp Report of the Council of the Ray Society, Professor Henslow in the Chair. Spine faded, binding tight, armorial bookplate of Frederick DuCane Godman to front paste-down, scattered light foxing to text pages, plates bright and unmarked, very good in custom archival mylar cover. FROM THE INTRODUCTION: "Every botanist is fully aware how valuable and avail. able a character is afforded by the form and external markings of the seeds m very many species of Phsenogamous plants; the correct determination of the species frequently depending… Leer más