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1905R300023668CHEZ L'AUTEUR. 1905. In-4. Broché. Etat d'usage, Couv. convenable, Dos satisfaisant, Quelques rousseurs. 32 pages illustrées de figures dans le texte.. . . . Classification Dewey : 635-Horticulture
1994RO40035494RUSTICA EDITIONS. 1994. In-4. Relié. Bon état, Couv. convenable, Dos satisfaisant, Intérieur frais. 143 pages augmentées de nombreuses illustrations en couleur dans et hors texte . Jaquette en bon état.. Avec Jaquette. . . Classification Dewey : 635-Horticulture
33518Lyon, Boutin, 1925, in 8° broché, 60 pages ; 12 figures ; couverture illustrée (avec rousseurs)
19905286S.l., François Bourin, (1990). In-4 (332 x 247 mm) de 163 pp. Pleine percaline de l'éditeur, sous jaquette illustrée.
QWA-5102Octave Doin / Librairie agricole de la Maison Rustique, 1910, VI-655 p., in-8 br. (24x17), 14 figures in-t., couverture passée, intérieur très propre, envoi de l'auteur, bon état
1898GITf967Paris Octave Doin Librairie Agricole 1898. In-12 1 feuillet non chiffré catalogue VII 163pp. Cartonnage de l'éditeur de percaline orange, titre en noir sur le dos et le 1er plat. orné de 30 figures dans le texte. bel exemplaire frais et bien complet, cartonnage solide et en bon état.
1186361931 - 1932 A Bruxelles, Goemaere, imprimeur du Roi, éditeur - 1931/1932 - 2 volumes in-8, broché - Pagination continue sur les 2 volumes, 542 p. - Quelques illustrations in texte en N&B
1842261001842 Imprimerie de Madame Huzard, Paris, 1842. 1 fascicule broché,en feuilles 23 pages. Bel exemplaire
18331152900Berlin, G. C. Nauck, 1833. 8, 2, 402 (von 426) S. Ppbd d. Zeit (bestoßen, Rsign. u. Bibl.-St., fl. Vorsatz entfernt, durchgeh. braunfl.).
18161197856Reutlingen, Mäcken, 1816. 284 S., 2 Bl. Späterer Ppbd (Vordergelenk m. Wurmgang, fliegender Vorsatz m. Eckausschnitt oben, innen etwas braunfleckig).
Broché. 20 pages. 20x25cm.
1840819455Berlin, Plahn, 1840. 508 S. OHlwd. Einbd. beschabt. Braunfleckig.
18551238304Berlin, Gaertner u. Amelang, 1855. 1 Bl., 508 S. Ppbd. d. Zt. m. hs. Rsch. Einbd. leicht beschabt.
français In-12 de 268 pp.; demi-toile cartonné de l'éditeur. Encyclopédie des connaissances agricoles. Rousseurs dans les gardes.
français In-12 de (4)-327 pp.; broché. Rousseurs.
200450868BBMünchen, Schirmer/Mosel, 2004. 4°. 29 cm. 169 Seiten. Original-Leinenband mit Original-Schutzumschlag.
1969226496(Radebeul, Neumann, 1969). M. zahlr. (teils farb.) Abb. 180 S. OLwd.
8vo [24 x 18 cm]; 526 pp, profusion of illustrations in bw and color, pictorial endpapers. original pictorial gilt cloth, cover a little faded, else near fine, interior clean. A picture of this book is available upon request by email. A fascinating period piece on growing orchids in California with sections on the social, historical aspects of the area, as well as full details on the orchids.
1726DEZ-8995London, W. Mears, 1726. In-8, plein veau époque, reliure anglaise, dos à nerfs muet, plats encadrés de deux doubles filet estampés à froid et ornés de motifs floraux estampés à froid. Titre, 7 ff non chiffrés, 608 pp, 12 ff non chiffrés. Ouvrage illustré d'un frontispice et de 13 planches, dont 10 dépliantes. Coiffe inférieure manquante, coiffe supérieure abimée, mors supérieur fendu (mais toujours solide, mors inférieur partiellement fendu, coins émoussés, tache sur les plats, rousseurs, papier roussi, tache d'encre et mouillure sur les pages d'index.
1731018259Paternoster Row & St Paul's Churchyard London: J & J Knapton; A Bettesworth & C. Hitch; J. Pemberton & D. Browne 1731. Sixth edition. The title pages to parts II and III are dated 1730 as is Hereforshire Orchards;the title page to the appendix is 1731. Thick octavo pp xiv 608 25 with an engraved frontispiece and thirteen engraved plates of which eight are folding several plates are folded awkwardly and several have frayed margins but only one has very slight loss of the engraved surface and it is this one which protrudes slightly from the fore-edge some age-toning occasional small splash marks a little wear throughout light early manuscript notes on the front endpapers contemporary full calf a bit worn and marked but perfectly sound lacking tiny pieces at head and tail of the spine the remains of a contemporary manuscript label on the spine. A reasonably good copy of one of the most influential of eighteenth century gardening books. Blanche Henrey 503. Little is known about Bradley's childhood aside from an early interest in gardening and the fact that he lived in the vicinity of London a city at the time with many amateur naturalists. Though Bradley lacked a university education his first publication Treatise of Succulent Plants gained him traction with influential patrons like James Petiver and later Hans Sloane. With their support he was proposed and elected a Fellow of the Royal Society in 1712 at the age of 24. Two years later Bradley visited the Netherlands and took an interest in horticulture. He spent the next decade back in England writing treatises on topics related to this central interest like weather fertiliser productivity and plant hybridisation. In recognition of his work in the field and with the thereafter unfulfilled promise that he would found and fund a university botanical garden the University of Cambridge named Bradley its first professor of botany in 1724 a position he would hold until his death. As Bradley was not a wealthy man in his later life and as this was an unsalaried position the newly minted academic continued to focus most of his efforts on making a living through publishing. According to his rival and successor John Martyn as well as his successor son Thomas Martyn Bradley did this at the expense of his students whom he reportedly neglected to even lecture to. Bradley made notable innovations and discoveries across a wide array of disciplines. For example this work included directions for the making and use of a rudimentary kaleidoscope to aid in formal garden design and layout. He also wrote about cooking and was the first to publish recipes in the English language using the then-exotic pineapple as the main ingredient. His History of Succulent plants was the seminal treatise on the topic and his studies of tulips and auriculas helped further accurate theories of plant reproduction. Bradley was also a pioneer in the examining of fungal spore germination and the pollination of plants by insects. His publications additionally contained information on how to build and use greenhouses early theories regarding agricultural productivity and pond ecology. . Sixth edition. Half-Leather. Fair. J & J Knapton; A Bettesworth & C. Hitch; J. Pemberton & D. Browne Hardcover
1989130987Weingarten, (Kunstvlg. 1989). 4°. M. zahlr. farb. Fotos. 128 S. OLwd. Einbd. gering angeschmutzt.
Cartonnage de l'éditeur. 208+96 pages. En un volume. Défraîchi.
1967146763London; New York; Toronto, Abelard-Schuman, (1967). M. zahlr. Fotos u. Abb. 159 S. OPp. Priv. St. a. Vorsatz.
