8vo. 104 pp. With 9 hand-colored plates, including the frontis. Foxing of last few text pages, and some scattered elsewhere. Plates gathered in back have light soiling, but mostly offsetting. Dampstain on boards, mostly on upper front. Spine is somewhat dry. Still an attractive, side pocket sized botanical. Seller Inventory # 002629

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Title: Bingley's Practical Introduction to Botany; ...

Publisher: Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, London

Publication Date: 1827

Binding: Quarter Morocco

Condition: Good

Edition: Second edition.

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974 Cemetery Road, West Windsor, VT, 05089, U.S.A.

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