340 - ADAM (Victor). *Musée du Chasseur*, or *Collection of All Species of Furred and Feathered Game Hunted with a Rifle, with a Description of Their Characteristics, Habits, etc.* Edited by a hunter-naturalist and lithographed by Victor Adam.

ADAM (Victor). *Musée du Chasseur*, or *Collection of All Species of Furred and Feathered Game Hunted with a Rifle, with a Description of Their Characteristics, Habits, etc.* Edited by a hunter-naturalist and lithographed by Victor Adam. Paris, Armand Robin, 1838; 2 vols., in-8. VIII–224 pp., 36 color plates. 2 ff.–227 pp. (a 16-page supplement placed after page 124)–36 color plates. Green half-chagrin with corner pieces, spine with decorated raised bands. Flecks of foxing on the text. All lithographs are hand-colored and gummed. The text pages and lithographs are mounted on tabs. Victor Adam’s compositions are divided into four groups: game birds, furred game, shorebirds, and waterfowl. (Thiébaud, 6).