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London: Collins, 1976. Book. Near Fine. Hardcover. Fifth Edition. 8vo. book club. reprint, pp xv, 158, with one colour and 29 b/w photographs & 12 maps and diagrams. No 1 in the New Naturalist monograph series. Dust jacket near fine, price-clipped. Contents clean and tight, no foxing or browning, no inscriptions. A near fine copy..

Collins, 1976. 5th edn. 8vo. Original gilt lettered green cloth (VG), dustwrapper (VG in protective cover, price clipped). Pp. xv + 158, illus with coloured and b&w photos, maps and diagrams (no inscriptions).

London: Collins, 1962. First published in 1948, this is a second edition from 1962. Hardback. xv, 158pp. Dust jacket in a protective sleeve. This monograph is still a notable contribution to the biology of a noble animal. Illustrated with one colour photograph, 29 black & white photographs and 12 maps and drawings. Book condition: very good. Just a little light shelf wear. Slight spotting and dust soiling to text block edges. Previous owner's name stamped to front free endpaper along with a small, neat signature. Half title page also stamped with same owner's name. Dust jacket condition: very good and unclipped. Some slight chipping at head & tail of spine and to corners. Small closed tear (approx 12mm) at bottom edge of back. A little light staining here and there.

London: Collins, 1962. Book. Near Fine. Hardcover. Second Edition. 8vo. pp xv, 158, with one colour and 29 b/w photographs & 12 maps and diagrams. No 1 in the New Naturalist monograph series. Dust jacket good, a little fading to the spine, rubbed along edges, repaired top and bottom of spine on the reverse, now protected in clear removable archival sleeve, not price-clipped. Boards very good . Contents clean and tight, no inscriptions. A near fine copy in a good dust jacket. [Collecting the New Naturalists M1A].

London, Collins, 1975 Hardcover book, in dustjacket. A detailed study of this secretive mammal written by the foremost expert on the subject. Well illustrated .Fine copy without any inscriptions in a Fine but price-clipped dustjacket. Lovely copy. Pictures available.

London: Collins, 1962. Book. Near Fine. Hardcover. Second Edition. 8vo. pp xv, 158, with one colour and 29 b/w photographs & 12 maps and diagrams. No 1 in the New Naturalist monograph series. Dust jacket very good, a little fading to the spine, rubbed along edges now protected in clear removable archival sleeve, not price-clipped. Boards . Contents clean and tight, no inscriptions. A near fine copy in a very good dust jacket. [Collecting the New Naturalists M1A].

London: Collins, 1948. First edition. Hardback. Very Good/Fair. Collins London, 1948. First edition with dust jacket. Hardback. xv, 158pp. The first of the New Naturalist Monographs. Studies of the badger have been made by prominent amateur mammalogists and have been published in books and papers, but they have not probed all the mysteries of badger life and have, in many ways, simply shown what a tremendous amount of work there was to be done. Ernest Neal has removed a vast amount of the debris concealing the badger's life. He has overcome, in many interesting ways, the problems of observing a nocturnal and secretive creature. He has made himself a patient watchman, a cunning photographer, an ingenious detective and a careful judge. This Monograph is till a notable contribution to the biology of a noble animal. Illustrated with one colour photograph, 29 black & white photographs and 12 maps and drawings. Jacket design by Clifford and Rosemary Ellis. Book condition: very good. A little… Read More

London: Collins, 1948. Collins London, 1948. First edition with dust jacket in a protective sleeve. Hardback. xv, 158pp. The first of the New Naturalist Monographs. Studies of the badger have been made by prominent amateur mammalogists and have been published in books and papers, but they have not probed all the mysteries of badger life and have, in many ways, simply shown what a tremendous amount of work there was to be done. Ernest Neal has removed a vast amount of the debris concealing the badger's life. He has overcome, in many interesting ways, the problems of observing a nocturnal and secretive creature. He has made himself a patient watchman, a cunning photographer, an ingenious detective and a careful judge. This Monograph is till a notable contribution to the biology of a noble animal. Illustrated with one colour photograph, 29 black & white photographs and 12 maps and drawings. Jacket design by Clifford and Rosemary Ellis. Book in very good condition. Some dust soiling and spotting… Read More