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FRANÇOIS de NEUFCHÂTEAU, Nicolas. Letter on the black locust, known by the misnomer “false acacia.” With several essays on the cultivation and uses of this tree. Paris, Year XI—1803, 12mo; frontispiece (text not cataloged; some toning and spotting throughout). Contemporary mottled sheepskin, marbled paper boards, flat spine (boards slightly rubbed, corners bumped). A rare work on the robinia, also known as the false acacia, by François de Neufchâteau (1750–1828), a French statesman, poet, and agricultural scientist. Illustrated with a frontispiece engraving by Devilliers l’Aîné. Ref. Pritzel 3008*. - Not in Nissen (BBI).
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