Gustave Foëx - Cours complet de viticulture - 1891

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Gustave Foëx's Cours complet de viticulture, an illustrated 1891 French edition published by Camille Coulet & Georges Masson, comprises 1002 pages in good condition with a red half-leather binding and features 6 chromo maps outside the text and 575 engravings in the text.

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Fascinating edition of this very comprehensive treatise on viticulture, amply illustrated with 6 chromo maps as plates outside the text, and 575 engravings in the text -

The author first presents the history of viticulture from Antiquity to his era, tracing the origin of the vine, its diffusion in the various regions of the world, its economic importance, the advances made in cultivation methods, and the characteristics of the main European and non-European vineyards -

He then develops an in-depth study of the vine’s botany, accurately describing its anatomy, physiology, vegetative and reproductive organs, its annual development, flowering, fertilization, grape maturation, as well as the climatic and geological conditions favorable to its growth -

Gustave Foëx - Cours complet de viticulture - 1891 - Camille Coulet & Georges Masson -
1002 Pages.

Good condition of the binding, work in its original red half-leather, red faux-leather boards, wear from use, a few minor defects on boards and spine, head cap damaged, marbled edges, spine with raised bands, gilded lettering and author’s name, flat decorations on the boards -

Good interior condition, paper uniformly browning, edition of this very comprehensive treatise on viticulture, amply illustrated with 6 chromo maps outside the text, and 575 engravings in the text, front endpapers marbled in good condition, a pleasing copy -

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Fascinating edition of this very comprehensive treatise on viticulture, amply illustrated with 6 chromo maps as plates outside the text, and 575 engravings in the text -

The author first presents the history of viticulture from Antiquity to his era, tracing the origin of the vine, its diffusion in the various regions of the world, its economic importance, the advances made in cultivation methods, and the characteristics of the main European and non-European vineyards -

He then develops an in-depth study of the vine’s botany, accurately describing its anatomy, physiology, vegetative and reproductive organs, its annual development, flowering, fertilization, grape maturation, as well as the climatic and geological conditions favorable to its growth -

Gustave Foëx - Cours complet de viticulture - 1891 - Camille Coulet & Georges Masson -
1002 Pages.

Good condition of the binding, work in its original red half-leather, red faux-leather boards, wear from use, a few minor defects on boards and spine, head cap damaged, marbled edges, spine with raised bands, gilded lettering and author’s name, flat decorations on the boards -

Good interior condition, paper uniformly browning, edition of this very comprehensive treatise on viticulture, amply illustrated with 6 chromo maps outside the text, and 575 engravings in the text, front endpapers marbled in good condition, a pleasing copy -

Delivery service guaranteed within a few days –

Details

Number of books
1
Subject
Agriculture, Botany, Geography, Illustrated, Natural History, Nature, Reference, Science
Book title
Cours complet de viticulture
Author/ Illustrator
Gustave Foëx
Condition
Good
Publication year oldest item
1891
Edition
Illustrated Edition
Language
French
Original language
Yes
Publisher
Camille Coulet & Georges Masson
Binding/ Material
Half leather
Number of pages
1002
Sold by
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Objects sold
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