Dr. Gustav Hegi - Alpine Flowers with 30 colour plates. - 1930





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Alpine Flowers with 30 colour plates af Dr. Gustav Hegi, første engelske udgivelse 1930, hardback, 112 sider, Blackie & Son Limited, London og Glasgow.
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Alpine Flowers: De mest almindelige alpine planter i Schweiz, Østrig og Bayern
Author: Dr. Gustav Hegi (Tidligere professor ved Universitetet i München)
Publisher: Blackie & Son Limited, London og Glasgow, 1930 (første engelske udgave).
A highly appealing first English translation of Dr. Gustav Hegi's renowned botanical handbook (Alpenflora), widely regarded as one of the most comprehensive portable guides to the plant communities of the European Alpine tundra. This beautifully bound edition covers the most common alpine plants found across Switzerland, Austria, and Bavaria. The work is richly illustrated with 38 high-quality plates (of which 30 are brilliant full-color chromolithographs presenting over 250 plant varieties), accompanied by clear, non-technical descriptions, indexes of botanical names, and a detailed glossary.
Condition Report:
Overall Condition: Good (A beautifully preserved and collectable copy).
Binding & Spine: Bound in the original dark burgundy/maroon cloth with a distinctive gold-gilt floral vignette on the front board and bright gilt lettering along the spine. The cloth shows only light handling wear and minor surface rubbing, with corners and spine ends remaining in nice shape. The binding is firm and tight.
Interior: Very clean with crisp, bold text throughout. It features a lovely contemporary ink gift inscription on the front flyleaf reading: "Ella D. Turnbull with love from H.W.T. Christmas 1930."
Plates: All 38 plates (30 in color and 8 in black-and-white) are complete, securely bound, and display excellent color accuracy.
38 plates, 74 text pages. Dimensions: 21.0 cm x 14.0 cm
Photos supplement descriptions & Objects that show in the listing photo will be the final.
"Please View & Used the photos for Part of Description & Further Condition Details"!!!
Ship tracked & Insured.
Alpine Flowers: De mest almindelige alpine planter i Schweiz, Østrig og Bayern
Author: Dr. Gustav Hegi (Tidligere professor ved Universitetet i München)
Publisher: Blackie & Son Limited, London og Glasgow, 1930 (første engelske udgave).
A highly appealing first English translation of Dr. Gustav Hegi's renowned botanical handbook (Alpenflora), widely regarded as one of the most comprehensive portable guides to the plant communities of the European Alpine tundra. This beautifully bound edition covers the most common alpine plants found across Switzerland, Austria, and Bavaria. The work is richly illustrated with 38 high-quality plates (of which 30 are brilliant full-color chromolithographs presenting over 250 plant varieties), accompanied by clear, non-technical descriptions, indexes of botanical names, and a detailed glossary.
Condition Report:
Overall Condition: Good (A beautifully preserved and collectable copy).
Binding & Spine: Bound in the original dark burgundy/maroon cloth with a distinctive gold-gilt floral vignette on the front board and bright gilt lettering along the spine. The cloth shows only light handling wear and minor surface rubbing, with corners and spine ends remaining in nice shape. The binding is firm and tight.
Interior: Very clean with crisp, bold text throughout. It features a lovely contemporary ink gift inscription on the front flyleaf reading: "Ella D. Turnbull with love from H.W.T. Christmas 1930."
Plates: All 38 plates (30 in color and 8 in black-and-white) are complete, securely bound, and display excellent color accuracy.
38 plates, 74 text pages. Dimensions: 21.0 cm x 14.0 cm
Photos supplement descriptions & Objects that show in the listing photo will be the final.
"Please View & Used the photos for Part of Description & Further Condition Details"!!!
Ship tracked & Insured.

