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Natural Sciences
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1825 A Natural History of the Most Remarkable Quadrupeds Birds Fishes SerpentsChiswick: 1825A very smart, two volume set of Mary Trimmer's natural history study. -
1856 Coloured Illustrations of the Eggs of British BirdsLondon: 1856One of the most comprehensive works on British Bird eggs, and still very highly respected. -
1818 Anatomical Plates of the Bones and MusclesLondon: 1818A very scarce hand-colour illustrated guide to anatomy and skeletons. -
1819 A Natural History of BirdsLondon: 1819A very scarce charming children's natural history work by Charlotte Turner Smith, illustrated with beautiful plates. -
1899 Nature's WondersLondon: 1899An attractive, leather bound copy of this charming natural history study of various locations across Europe. -
1892 Within an Hour of London Town Among Wild Birds and Their HauntsLondon: 1892A finely bound first edition of this charming topographical work about the areas outside of London in the late nineteenth century. -
1867 Our Feathered Families: the Birds of PreyLondon: 1867A scarce natural history work on the birds of prey of Britain, illustrated throughout. -
1893 Flowers of the FieldLondon: 1893A detailed and charming work on the flowers commonly found in fields across Britain, illustrated throughout. -
1852 A Popular History of British ZoophytesLondon: 1852A beautifully illustrated study of zoophytes by amateur naturalist, Reverend Dr David Landsborough. -
1846 Blights of the Wheat and Their Remedies Our Song BirdsLondon: 1846Two natural history work published by the Religious Tract Society bound in one, discussing birds of Britain and common wheat diseases. -
1807-08 Histoire Naturelle de BuffonParis: 1807-08A lavishly illustrated edition of the Comte de Buffon's natural history studies on birds, in the original French. -
1828 A History of British Animals, Exhibiting the Descriptive Characters and SystematicalEdinburgh: 1828The first edition of John Fleming's zoological work on the animals of Britain. -
1928 Wastgota Resa Nytryck Efter Originalupplogan 1747 Med TextkommentarGoteborg: 1928A smart, facsimile edition of Carl Linneaus' study of his expedition to Vastergotland. -
1836 The Natural History of Selborne, With its Antiquities; Naturalist's CalendarLondon: 1836A new illustrated edition of Gilbert White's influential work on the natural history of Selborne. -
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1830 Sketches from NatureEdinburgh; London: 1830An uncommon first edition of this work of natural history, produced by John M'Diarmid. -
1829 The Tower MenagerieLondon: 1829A finely bound, first edition copy of this beautifully illustrated natural history study, compiled by noted botanist Edward Bennett. -
1838 A History of the British QuadrupedsEdinburgh: 1838A finely bound copy of this volume from William Macgillivray's 'Naturalist's Library' series. -
1902 With Nature and a CameraLondon: 1902A smartly bound, early edition, of this important study of one of the earliest works of wildlife photography. -
1838 Gleanings in Natural HistoryLondon: 1838Two smartly bound volumes of Edward Jesse's comprehensive study in natural history. -
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1980 Antibacterials in NutritionNorway: 1980A finely bound copy of proceedings in Oslo regarding 'Antibacterials in Nutrition' from 1980. -
1797 Tableau Encyclopedique et Methodique Des Trois Regnes de la NatureParis: 1797A beautiful collection of natural history plates of insects. A very scarce work, particularly with the plates are in such a bright condition. -
1834 Tratado Elemental de Botanica Teorico-PracticoValencia: 1834A very scarce signed two volumes of Antonio Granco's 'Tratado Elementa de Botanica'. -
1737 Spectacle de La Nature or Nature Display'd Being DiscoursesLondon: 1737A beautifully illustrated, second English edition of this noted natural history study. -
1922-3 Birds of Our Country Their Eggs, Nests, Life, Haunts, and IdentificationLondon: 1922-3A lavishly illustrated detailed work on the birds of the Britain, illustrated with both colour and monochrome plates. -
c1910 The Wild Beasts of the WorldLondon: c1910A profusely illustrated work detailing many different wild beasts from across the world, illustrated with colour plates throughout. -
1911 The New Book of the HorseLondon: 1911The first edition of this detailed work diving into the subject of horses, illustrated with colour plates. -
1906 The Living Animals of the World a Popular Natural HistoryLondon: 1906A lovely illustrated look into the world of animals, illustrated throughout, including with colour plates. -
1935 The Shanghai Bird YearShanghai: 1935The first edition of this extensive calendar showing the bird life in Shanghai, illustrated throughout. -
1897 Catalogue of Tertiary Mollusca in the Department of GeologyLondon: 1897An illustrated first edition of this detailed catalogue on the British Museum's Australasian tertiary mollusca. -
1875 Figures of Characteristic British Fossils: (Palaeozoic Division), with Descriptive RemarksLondon: 1875The first edition of this illustrated work looking into British fossils, compiled by the palaeontologist William Hellier Baily. -
1886-1905 Catalogue of Palaezoic Plants and Glossopteris FloraLondon: 1886-1905The first edition of these two extensive catalogues on flora, compiled for the British Museum. -
1926 Synonymy of the British Non-Marine Mollusca (Recent and Post-Tertiary)London: 1926The first edition of Kennard and Woodward's index on British mollusca, an extensive and informational index. -
1891 Systematic List of the Frederick E. Edwards Collection of British Oligocene and EoceneLondon: 1891The first edition of the catalogue of Frederick Erasmus Edwards' extensive collection of Eocene Tertiary Mollusca. -
1842 Wonders of the WatersLondon: 1842A charming children's natural history work on the ocean and sea, illustrated throughout, from the library of the Viscount Maudeville. -
1617 Cavalarice, or, the English Horseman: Contayning all the Art of Horse-ManshipLondon: 1617The second edition of this immensely important work on Arabian horses, written by the man, Robert Markham, who brought the now common breed to England for the first time. Illustrated with in-text woodcuts throughout. A very important work. -
1795 The Fowler. Containing Rules For Taking Every Species of Land andLondon: 1795A very scarce hunting work on fowling, written by the noted sports author Nicholas Coxe, smartly rebound in a beautiful binding.