A History of Fowling: Being an account of the many curious devices by which wild birds are or have been captured in different parts of the world
- Collection : A fine ornithological and natural history library
- Publisher : David Douglas
- Published In : Edinburgh
- Illustrations : b/w frontis, 4 b/w plates, b/w illus
Description:
First edition. A detailed work by British ornithologist Reverend Hugh Alexander Macpherson (1858-1901). The introduction explores the literature of fowling, including birdlime, snares, traps, and nets. Fifty chapters then examine a broad range of fowling techniques, largely organized by bird type.
Condition
Large 8vo (225x180mm), orig. green cloth, gilt title to spine, teg, other edges uncut. Ownership stamp of British ornithologist H.L. Popham to flyleaf. Fine.
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