Warwickshire Section (8 results)

First Edition. Near fine cloth copy in a fair, somewhat edge-torn and marked dust wrapper. Remains well-preserved overall. Physical description; ix, 768 pages : maps (1 color and 12 overlays in pocket) ; 26 cm. Notes; Published for the Birmingham Natural History Society. Contents; 1. Introduction -- 2. The physical background -- 3. Geology and soils -- 4. Historical geography: the evolution of settlement and land use -- 5. Some Warwickshire botanists: a historical survey -- 6. Methods of recording and processing the data -- 7. Habitat studies -- 8. Flowering and other vascular plants -- 9. Graph plotted maps (Nos. 19-736) -- 10. Line printed maps (Nos. 737-795) -- 11. Vascular plant check list and analyses of habitat and frequency records -- 12. Bryophytes -- 13. Distribution maps of bryophytes -- 14. Contributors to the survey -- 15. Local, national and international specialists. Subjects; Botany. England. Warwickshire. Phytogeography. England. Warwickshire. Maps. Vegetation mapping. Data processing. 3 Kg.

First Edition. Near fine cloth copy in a fair, somewhat edge-torn and marked dust wrapper. Remains well-preserved overall. Physical description; ix, 768 pages : maps (1 color and 12 overlays in pocket) ; 26 cm. Notes; Published for the Birmingham Natural History Society. Contents; 1. Introduction -- 2. The physical background -- 3. Geology and soils -- 4. Historical geography: the evolution of settlement and land use -- 5. Some Warwickshire botanists: a historical survey -- 6. Methods of recording and processing the data -- 7. Habitat studies -- 8. Flowering and other vascular plants -- 9. Graph plotted maps (Nos. 19-736) -- 10. Line printed maps (Nos. 737-795) -- 11. Vascular plant check list and analyses of habitat and frequency records -- 12. Bryophytes -- 13. Distribution maps of bryophytes -- 14. Contributors to the survey -- 15. Local, national and international specialists. Subjects; Botany. England. Warwickshire. Phytogeography. England. Warwickshire. Maps. Vegetation mapping. Data processing. 1 Kg.

Hardcover. Condition: Good. Original cloth covers, gilt, in tidy condition, a little rubbed at the edges, containing a coloured folding map approximately 21 x 27 inches 53 x 69 cms, not dated c1870 Size: 12mo - over 6¾" - 7¾" tall.

Canvas backed map in Very Good condition. Green covers are tanning to the edges. The Secretary to the Midland Federation is given as Francis E. Ritchie and the original price is 3 shillings. & Sixpence. Three inches to the mile. Securly packaged.

Hardcover. Condition: Good. No Jacket. Good condition cloth bound map in hardcover. Some sun fading to cover. See photos.

Soft cover. Condition: Good. Green card covers sunned, marked and scuffed. Folded map mounted on linen. Spotting to reverse. Some wear to folds. A little colour ghosting of the red routes from being compressed and from the printing process. Map based on the O.S. but the glossy finish and blurred printing suggests a photostat or similar method of production. Red is used for roads, paths and bridleways, therefore the dominant feature is the road network. Area covered: the edge of King's Norton (N); Studley (S); eastern edge of Bromsgrove (W); Hockley Heath (E). Undated but research implies that it was released just before the Second World War. (non389bart).

Soft cover. Condition: Good. Pages 189-236 + 5 plates- extracted from a larger volume. Disbound, in old marbled paper wrappers, worn. Lacks spine. Foxing to end papers, some creases to text. Published 1769-1770. Ms correction to title of one plate. Book.

Hardcover. Condition: Good. A broken run from vol 8 (1877) to vol 119 (2016-17). Lacking only 17 volumes from the complete series, viz: vols 1-7 (1870-1876), 34 - 41 (1908-1915), 54 (1930) and 118 (2015). Vol 8 (1877) to vol 33 (1907) are large 4to and bound in 5 vols in half calf. Vols 42/43/44 (1916-18) are bound together in one vol in half calf. Rest are in original wrappers or laminated card covers. Format is small 4to from vol 42 (1916) to vol 87 (1975), then from vol 88 (1976-77) changes to A4 format with laminated covers. The title also changes with this issue to Birmingham and Warwickshire Archaelogical Society. A few small library stamps, bindings a little rubbed and worn, chipping to wrappers. Carriage extra.