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London: Collins, 2009. Book. As New. Paperback. First Edition. 8vo. Pp. xiv, 402, colour illustrations and diagrams. Covers fine. Contents clean and tight, unread. An as-new paperback edition..

Collins, 2009. 9780007184996. 1st edn. 8vo. Original gilt lettered green buckram cloth, dustwrapper (Fine, not price clipped). Pp. xiv + 402, illus with coloured photos and maps (no inscriptions).

London: Collins, 2009. Book. As New. Hardcover. First Edition. 8vo. A fine first edition copy Pp. xiv, 402, colour illustrations and diagrams. Dust jacket as new. Green Buckram boards fine with bright gilt to spine. Contents clean and tight, unread. An as-new first edition copy. ["Collecting the New Naturalists" - NN111A].

London: Collins, 2009. Hardback. xiv, 402pp. Dust jacket in a protective sleeve. Dartmoor is said to be the last great southern wilderness in England. Popularly, the area has been renowned as a vast and empty moorland area, which is actually the product of 5,000 years of hill farmers' stockmanship and the grazing of their cattle, sheep and ponies. Spanning miles of open moorland, whilst also hiding small secluded river valleys, rare plants and endangered birds, Dartmoor is a place of variety. It has evolved in the public's mind from a forbidding place to one of romance and mystery. In 1951 it became a National Park, helping to conserve both its beauty and cultural heritage. Ian Mercer sets out to explore every aspect of this important area. Focusing not only on its extensive history and physical landscape, but also on its cultural place within Great Britain. This is a comprehensive and engaging look at the wild and rugged landscape that ha sinspired so many poets, painters and musicians over… Read More

London: Collins, 2009. Hardback. xiv, 402pp. Dust jacket in a protective sleeve. Dartmoor is said to be the last great southern wilderness in England. Popularly, the area has been renowned as a vast and empty moorland area, which is actually the product of 5,000 years of hill farmers' stockmanship and the grazing of their cattle, sheep and ponies. Spanning miles of open moorland, whilst also hiding small secluded river valleys, rare plants and endangered birds, Dartmoor is a place of variety. It has evolved in the public's mind from a forbidding place to one of romance and mystery. In 1951 it became a National Park, helping to conserve both its beauty and cultural heritage. Ian Mercer sets out to explore every aspect of this important area. Focusing not only on its extensive history and physical landscape, but also on its cultural place within Great Britain. This is a comprehensive and engaging look at the wild and rugged landscape that ha sinspired so many poets, painters and musicians over… Read More

London: Collins, 2009. Book. New. Hardcover. Signed by Authors. First Edition. 8vo. A fine limited edition copy signed by both authors to a plate tipped onto the front free end paper, one of limited edition of . Full leather binding, gilt stamped lettering to the spine, blind stamped NN mongram to the front board; all edges gilt. Brown cloth covered slipcase. Colour plates and diagrams throughout. A fine limited edition copy signed by the authors. [Collecting the New Naturalists NNL111A].

Collins, 2009. Book. As New. hardback. Signed by Author(s). Limited Edition. hardback leather bound ediiton, brown Nigerian goatskin lettered gilt to spine, all edges gilt, ebony endpapers, a fine copy of this edition limited to one hundred copies, this being No 75. Signed by the author on a tipped in plate to front free endpaper and housed in a hand-made brown cloth slipcase over board, col'd plates, 400pp, .