Curassows and related Birds The king-fisher was drawn from

The king-fisher was drawn from a specimen from the collection of Duke of Richmond

Brown with his name stamp on the page edges

Hunter Middleton Publisher Place Chicago Date Published 1970 Date Published Estimated Yes Edition Number of Volumes Reprint No Condition Near fine Condition Description Near fine condition

text is bright and clean and recent calf binding is very attractive

pictorial dustjacket with black lettering

Curassows and related Birds The king-fisher was drawn fromPp. xv, 248, 30 color plates (25 by A. E. Gilbert, 4 by G. M. Sutton and 1 by D. Reid Henry), 41 black and white line drawings and photos, 15 distribution maps. Publishers original blue cloth, lettered in gilt on the spine, color pictorial dust jacket, lg 4to. The definitive work on the fowl like birds of the Cracidae. The work contains 30 beautiful color plates by A. E. Gilbert, G. M. Sutton and D. Reid Henry. The title page is signed by the second