Ilm – Gaya
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Ilm – Gaya
£25.00
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Letter-pressed 4-panel oversized covers,Printed on GF Smith 540gsm embossed buckram card, Glass mastered CD, 20 x A6 microscopic prints by Ernst Haeckel (Tintoretto Gesso card), 1 x antique (circa – 1910) microscopic (handwritten) glass slide, 3 x page inserts from antique zoology books: Samuel Maunder – Treasury of Natural History Dictionary Zoology (1862), H. A. Nicholson – An Introductory Text-Book Of Zoology (1887), Parker & Haswell – Textbook of Zoology (1946), Housed in see-through anti-static bags (Sealed / stitched), Scent, Hand numbered, Download code
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