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The Comity of Spiders.
de BRISTOWE, WILLIAM SYER:
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The Ray Society, London, 1939, Two volumes published 1939 & 1941. 1st edition. 22 plates with facing leaves of descriptive text and 96 figures in the text. 8vo (9 x 6 inches), pages x:228:7 & xiv:229-560:7. Original purple cloth blocked in blind and gilt. Paper of upper inner joint of volume 2 cracked but firm. Near contemporary signature, of Gilbert Wright, on front pastedowns. Very good and bright and very clean internally. Weight 1.42 kg thus extra overseas postage will be requested.
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- The Comity of Spiders.
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- BRISTOWE, WILLIAM SYER:
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- The Ray Society, London, 1939,
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