Arthur Mangin - Les plantes utiles + Éléments de botanique - 1870





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Two-book lot consisting of Les plantes utiles by Arthur Mangin (1870) in half-leather binding, 22 x 14 cm and 402 pages, and Elements de botanique by N. C. Seringe (1841) in half-leather binding, 21 x 14 cm and 268 pages with 28 plates and 28 explanatory pages.
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1. The Useful Plants by Arthur Mangin - Tours, Alfred Mame et Fils, 1870 - 402 pp - calfskin leather - 22 x 14 cm
Good, some light shelf and bump marks. Marbled endpapers missing front and back. Interior pages fresh to lightly browned, here and there a spot. A 1 cm tear in the margin on two leaves
Contains several dozen illustrations inside and outside the text.
2. Elements of Botany, especially intended for educational establishments by N C Seringe - Paris, Hachette, 1841 - (XII) 268 (2) pp + 2 folding tables, 28 plates and 28 explanatory pages - half-leather binding - 21 x 14 cm
Good. Some light shelf and bump marks. Inside pages browned, foxing, heavy on the first and last 12 pages, moisture spot in the corner of all pages. Only a small worm-eaten spot
Contains 28 plates
1. The Useful Plants by Arthur Mangin - Tours, Alfred Mame et Fils, 1870 - 402 pp - calfskin leather - 22 x 14 cm
Good, some light shelf and bump marks. Marbled endpapers missing front and back. Interior pages fresh to lightly browned, here and there a spot. A 1 cm tear in the margin on two leaves
Contains several dozen illustrations inside and outside the text.
2. Elements of Botany, especially intended for educational establishments by N C Seringe - Paris, Hachette, 1841 - (XII) 268 (2) pp + 2 folding tables, 28 plates and 28 explanatory pages - half-leather binding - 21 x 14 cm
Good. Some light shelf and bump marks. Inside pages browned, foxing, heavy on the first and last 12 pages, moisture spot in the corner of all pages. Only a small worm-eaten spot
Contains 28 plates

