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Gärtnereibuch 1819 Fortsetzung des allgemeinen teutschen Garten-Magazins oder gemeinnützige Beiträge für alle Theile des praktischen Gartenwesens, herausgegeben von F.J.B., vierter Band, mit ausgemalten und schwarzen Kupfern, Weimar im Verlage des Landes-Industrie-Comptoirs 1819, format Gr. 8°, 130 pp, 18 pp., pp. 132-248, as well as 34 mainly coloured engravings with illustrations of plants and horticulture, in old damaged cardboard binding, book block loose, somewhat stained in places, signs of age and study.

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Gärtnereibuch 1819 Fortsetzung des allgemeinen teutschen Garten-Magazins oder gemeinnützige Beiträge für alle Theile des praktischen Gartenwesens, herausgegeben von F.J.B., vierter Band, mit ausgemalten und schwarzen Kupfern, Weimar im Verlage des Landes-Industrie-Comptoirs 1819, format Gr. 8°, 130 pp, 18 pp., pp. 132-248, as well as 34 mainly coloured engravings with illustrations of plants and horticulture, in old damaged cardboard binding, book block loose, somewhat stained in places, signs of age and study.

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