Wild Flowers In Their Seasons A Gower Flora
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D. Brown & Sons, Cowbridge, 1988. ix + 92pp + 92 full pg plates + xiv. This copy with author inscription on half title. Cloth boards, lower edge slightly bumped and marked. Dust jacket little edge worn and marked with tear (3cms) to top of front panel. Outer clear plastic jacket. Page edges little marked. 30x22cms.
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- Jane & John Kinnaird
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- Wild Flowers In Their Seasons A Gower Flora
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- Wilson, Lois.:
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- D. Brown & Sons, Cowbridge, 1988.
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- Natural History;
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