Ch. Grenier et D.-A. Godron - Flore de France - 1848-1856





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Flore de France by Ch. Grenier and D.-A. Godron is a complete three‑volume set in French, bound in dark demi‑cuir, first edition published by F. Savy between 1848 and 1856, totaling about 2,305 pages on botanical and natural historical subjects and in good condition.
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Complete set in 3 volumes, published between 1848 and 1856.
Volume I: Paris, F. Savy, 1848 – approx. 766 pages.
Volume II: Paris, F. Savy, 1852 – approx. 760 pages.
Volume III: Paris, F. Savy, 1856 – approx. 779 pages.
That is about 2,305 pages in total.
Important French scientific flora of the 19th century devoted to the description and classification of plants growing naturally in France and Corsica. The work constitutes a major reference in French botany of that period.
Beautiful uniform binding in three volumes, half-dark leather, spine with raised bands ornamented with gilt lines and fleurons, titles and volumes gilt.
The set shows foxing and signs of time, more marked on some pages, but the volumes remain well bound and the texts perfectly legible. The general index is present at the end of the third volume.
Provenance: presence of old library stamps and ownership marks, notably “A. Finot, retired captain, Fontainebleau” and “Bibliothèque Biron – Ph. Lavaysse.”
Complete and homogeneous set of this important 19th-century botanical publication.
Complete set in 3 volumes, published between 1848 and 1856.
Volume I: Paris, F. Savy, 1848 – approx. 766 pages.
Volume II: Paris, F. Savy, 1852 – approx. 760 pages.
Volume III: Paris, F. Savy, 1856 – approx. 779 pages.
That is about 2,305 pages in total.
Important French scientific flora of the 19th century devoted to the description and classification of plants growing naturally in France and Corsica. The work constitutes a major reference in French botany of that period.
Beautiful uniform binding in three volumes, half-dark leather, spine with raised bands ornamented with gilt lines and fleurons, titles and volumes gilt.
The set shows foxing and signs of time, more marked on some pages, but the volumes remain well bound and the texts perfectly legible. The general index is present at the end of the third volume.
Provenance: presence of old library stamps and ownership marks, notably “A. Finot, retired captain, Fontainebleau” and “Bibliothèque Biron – Ph. Lavaysse.”
Complete and homogeneous set of this important 19th-century botanical publication.

