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Wolff, Johann FriedrichAbbildungen der Wanzen mit Beschreibungen. With 20 hand-colored plates by J. Sturm. 5 vols. Erlangen, Palm (1800-1811). 4° Mottled calfskin binding of the period with yellow ribbon label and gilt-stamped title and ribbon label. (somewhat rubbed). Zoology - Entomology Wolff, Johann Friedrich Illustrations of bugs with descriptions. With 20 hand-colored plates by J. Sturm. 5 vols. Erlangen, Palm (1800-1811). 4° Mottled calfskin binding of the period with yellow ribbed label and gilt-stamped title and ribbed label. (somewhat rubbed). First German edition, simultaneous with the Latin edition. - Hagen II, p. 294 - Nissen ZBI, 4439 - Horn-Schenkling, 24336 - Johann Friedrich Wolff (1778-1806) was a German zoologist (mainly entomologist and botanist) who described various species and genera. The German edition was published parallel to an edition in Latin (Icones cimicum). The publication contains many new species which are magnificently illustrated. Contemporary copies, which were originally colored by hand, are very rare. According to Hagen, Wolff's father, the botanist Johann Philipp Wolff (1743 or 1747-1825), published the last part in 1811 - Only rarely minimally stained. Good copy with excellent coloring in contemporary leather binding. With 20 hand-colored plates by J. Sturm. 5 vols. Erlangen, Palm (1800-1811). 4° Mottled calfskin binding of the period with yellow ribbon label and gilt-stamped title and ribbon label. (somewhat rubbed). First German edition, simultaneous with the Latin edition. Johann Friedrich Wolff (1778-1806) was a German zoologist (mainly entomologist and botanist) who described various species and genera. The German edition was published parallel to an edition in Latin (Icones cimicum). The publication contains many new species which are magnificently illustrated. Contemporary copies, which were originally colored by hand, are very rare. According to Hagen, Wolff's father, the botanist Johann Philipp Wolff (1743 or 1747-1825), published the last part in 1811 - Only rarely minimally stained. Good copy with excellent coloring in contemporary leather binding. This work is taxed. The hammer price is subject to a 23.95% surcharge and the final invoice amount is subject to 7% (books) or 19% VAT in the European Union. This work is subject to the regular margin scheme. There is a 23.95% buyer's premium on the hammer price and 7% (Books) or 19% VAT on the final invoice amount in the European Union.
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Wolff, Johann FriedrichAbbildungen der Wanzen mit Beschreibungen. With 20 hand-colored plates by J. Sturm. 5 vols. Erlangen, Palm (1800-1811). 4° Mottled calfskin binding of the period with yellow ribbon label and gilt-stamped title and ribbon label. (somewhat rubbed). Zoology - Entomology Wolff, Johann Friedrich Illustrations of bugs with descriptions. With 20 hand-colored plates by J. Sturm. 5 vols. Erlangen, Palm (1800-1811). 4° Mottled calfskin binding of the period with yellow ribbed label and gilt-stamped title and ribbed label. (somewhat rubbed). First German edition, simultaneous with the Latin edition. - Hagen II, p. 294 - Nissen ZBI, 4439 - Horn-Schenkling, 24336 - Johann Friedrich Wolff (1778-1806) was a German zoologist (mainly entomologist and botanist) who described various species and genera. The German edition was published parallel to an edition in Latin (Icones cimicum). The publication contains many new species which are magnificently illustrated. Contemporary copies, which were originally colored by hand, are very rare. According to Hagen, Wolff's father, the botanist Johann Philipp Wolff (1743 or 1747-1825), published the last part in 1811 - Only rarely minimally stained. Good copy with excellent coloring in contemporary leather binding. With 20 hand-colored plates by J. Sturm. 5 vols. Erlangen, Palm (1800-1811). 4° Mottled calfskin binding of the period with yellow ribbon label and gilt-stamped title and ribbon label. (somewhat rubbed). First German edition, simultaneous with the Latin edition. Johann Friedrich Wolff (1778-1806) was a German zoologist (mainly entomologist and botanist) who described various species and genera. The German edition was published parallel to an edition in Latin (Icones cimicum). The publication contains many new species which are magnificently illustrated. Contemporary copies, which were originally colored by hand, are very rare. According to Hagen, Wolff's father, the botanist Johann Philipp Wolff (1743 or 1747-1825), published the last part in 1811 - Only rarely minimally stained. Good copy with excellent coloring in contemporary leather binding. This work is taxed. The hammer price is subject to a 23.95% surcharge and the final invoice amount is subject to 7% (books) or 19% VAT in the European Union. This work is subject to the regular margin scheme. There is a 23.95% buyer's premium on the hammer price and 7% (Books) or 19% VAT on the final invoice amount in the European Union.
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