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The beauty and accuracy of the drawings, coupled with the variety of the subjects represented, call to mind the somewhat similar work by Guckeisen and Ebelmann (see my catalogue 229, No. 860). 15 LADD (G. T.). Outlines of Physiological Psychology. 8vo., with woodcuts; cloth (pub. 12s) 16 LANCASHIRE. FOSTER (Joseph). 1891 0 5 0 Pedigrees of the County Families of England. Vol. I.-LANCASHIRE. Impl. 4to., LARGE PAPER, with heraldic illustrations by J. Forbes-Nixon, and numerous folding pedigrees mounted on linen; half red morocco 1873 350 |