Lot 073 - "How To Know The Wild Flowers" Antique Botanical Field Guide By Mrs. William Starr Dana, Illustrated By Marion Satterlee, Published By Charles Scribner's Sons, New York, 1894

Lot 073 - "How To Know The Wild Flowers" Antique Botanical Field Guide By Mrs. William Starr Dana, Illustrated By Marion Satterlee, Published By Charles Scribner's Sons, New York, 1894Antique botanical field guide titled "How to Know the Wild Flowers" by Mrs. William Starr Dana, illustrated by Marion Satterlee, published by Charles Scribners Sons, New York, 1894. Includes 100+ illustrated plates depicting native flora. An influential late 19th century work that helped popularize wildflower identification in the United States. Exhibits significant wear and fraying to the spine and cover edges, with discoloration and staining to the

hand coloring

14-1/2" Length each

” Exhibits wear and tear to corners and edges

Please see the photographs for the most complete description of this item

75" L x 4" D x 2

articulated arms and legs

This typewriter is in beautiful condition and has a brand new black and red ink ribbon already installed (you can type in black or in red)

Antique 1/9th plate ruby ambrotype photograph depicting a pretty young girl with blonde curls wearing a checkered off-shoulder dress

15" fully extended

Some very mild discoloration on the very outside of the image

The bowl of the spoon measures 1

The mask was intended to protect the user against ammonia poisoning