Floras from Mike Park Ltd

Jerusalem: The Israel Academy of Sciences and Humanities Four volumes, bound in eight, quarto, published 1966 - 1978. A total of 1796 text pages, and 2433 botanical line drawing plates, clothbound, very slight wear, but a very good set from the library of Cambridge Botanic Garden, with neat stamps on the bottom edges and the title page (very occasionally… Read more about this item

London: Crown Agents, 1972. Second edition, revised. This volume devoted to Juncaceae, Cyperaceae and Gramineae. Large octavo, well illustrated with botanical line drawings, pp [297], exceptionally clean internally, paperback, slightly faded around the spine otherwise excellent. . Second edition. Paperback. Very Good.

Eschborn: German Agency for Technical Cooperation [GTZ], 1983. Well illustrated with simple line drawings, small thick octavo, pp 411, very clean internally, paperback, a nearly new copy. SCARCE. . First Edition. Paperback. Very Good.

Edinburgh University Press 1965 - 1988. Duplicates from Cambridge Botanic garden Library. A set of ten volumes. A few illustrations (mainly of seeds or flower structure, some distribution maps, thick octavo, blue cloth in good condition, four volumes are without dustwrappers, the remaoining six volumes have poor dustwrappers whichare rathjer worn and torn, but overall a very good set… Read more about this item

London: G. Bell & Sons Ltd [1948 - 1973]. Over 1300 fine botanical line drawings, a complete set of the 31 original parts, in eight bound volumes. There is very slight variation in the colour of the blue bindings, very slight rubbing, the spine head of the first and fourth volumes are slightly torn, the endpapers are a… Read more about this item

Adelaide: Government Printer Five volumes, 1952 - 1965. Part 1 - Second edition, reprinted, 1960; Parts II - Second edition, 1963; Part III - Second edition, 1952. Part IV, Second edition, 1957; Supplement, 1965. Illustrated with over 1200 small line drawings in the text, the Supplement is not illustrated. Paperbacks, the covers faded, and with… Read more about this item

London: Botanical Society of the British Isles, 1984. Thick 12mo, pp iv, 333, the upper corners very slightly bruised, otherwise clean internally, paperback, covers faded, upper cover and spine slightly creased. VERY SCARCE. A duplicate from Cambridge Botanic Garden with their withdrawn stamp on the title page.. First Edition thus. Paperback. Good.

Des Moines: Iowa Geological Survey, 1904. Illustrated with over 250 line drawings and a few photographs, a folding coloured map with two tears (without loss), thick octavo, pp xiv, 436, age-toned, the lower corners bruised and also a few at the top corner, staples rusty, bound in plain brown paper, a printed label on the spine. From the library… Read more about this item

Cairo: The American University in Cairo Press, 1984. Illustrated with line drawings, octavo, pp xiii, 178, a slight tear to the half-title, paperback the top corner of the upper cover very slightly torn, otherwise very clean throughout. SCARCE. . Paperback. Good.

Rotterdam & Washington: A.A. Balkema (and later the Smithsonian) A good run of the first nine volumes, with some line drawn botanical illustrations, clothbound, the last two volumes with dustwrappers, dupicates from Cambridge University Botany School with shelf numbers on the spines and stamps on the front endpapers and on the title pages (or the verso), but in extremely clean… Read more about this item

Port-of-Spain: Government Printing Office [1928 - c.1986 ?]. Small octavo, pp 464; 122, slightly age-toned, paperbacks, very slightly worn. but otherwise all quite bright. [A good part of this erratically and confusingly produced flora, which is rarely offered for sale.]. Signed by Author. First Edition. Paperback. Good.

London: Crown Agents and Flora Zambesiaca Managing Committee [1960 - 2003]. {Covers Mozambique, Malawi, Zimbabwe & Botswana}. A large part set. Volumes 1, 2 & 4 are bound in green cloth, the others are paperbacks as issued; slight wear to a few covers but generally extremely clean. These are duplicates from Cambridge Botanic Garden library with stamps on… Read more about this item

Perth: William H. Wyatt, Government Printer, 1952. Illustrated with 103 botanical line drawn plates, one colour plate, large octavo, pp xii, 400. errata slip bound in at the rear, very clean internally, red cloth, very slightly wbubbled on the upper cover otherwise very good. From the library of the botanist on Payne with his signature on the front endpaper.… Read more about this item

Christchurch: Field Guide Publication, 1982. Illustrated with simple monochrome plates (plis a few in colour), thick 12mo, pp 528, very clean internally, pictorial cloth in good condition, in the original sturdy protective clear cover. . First Edition. Cloth. Very Good.

Oxford University Press, 1988. Well illustrated, thick octavo, pp xvi, 592, a neat signature on the front endpaper, fore-edge slightly thumbed, other slight signs of use internally, paperback, covers very slightly worn and age-toned. [Almost 3,000 species of flowering plants are named or described and keyed in this, the third of Oleg Polunin's guides to the flowers of Europe. The… Read more about this item

Kent: Privately published by the author, 1984. Illustrated with simple line drawings, tall quarto, pp 76, laminated plastic cover with slip-on spine, a very good copy. SCARCE. [A very readable account.]. First Edition. Paperback in folder. Very Good.

Wellington: W.A.G. Skinner, Government Printer, 1927. Third edition, Small octavo, well illustrated, pp xvi, 271, a neat inscription on the front endpaper otherwise very clean internally, green decorated cloth, very slightly marked and worn. . Third edition. Cloth. Good.

Chapel Hill: Laurel Hill Press, 1982. Very well illustrated, octavo, pp xxiv, 308, very clean internally, green cloth in excellent condition, in a very good dustwrapper. [From the library of the Cambridge botanist Max Walters, with his pencil signature on the half-title and an inscription from the authors; also signed again by the authors on the title page. ].… Read more about this item

Arbroath: T. Buncle & Co Ltd, 1945. Illustrated with 6 plates, a folding map, slim octavo, pp 63, fore-edge foxed otherwise very clean internally, dark blue cloth in excellent condition. Scarce. . First Edition. Cloth. Very Good.

Seattle: The University of Washington, 1938. Illustrated with monochrome photographs, large octavo, pp 192, very slightly age-toned but otherwise very clean internally, bound in green cloth, very good. With the bookplate of Kenneth Lazenby, an early founder of the Alpine Garden Society.]. First British edition. Cloth. Very Good.