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Britain's Structure and Scenery by L. Dudley Stamp, First Edition with Dust Jacket

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A First Edition, [First Printing] of 'Britain's Structure and Scenery' by L. Dudley Stamp in Very Good+ condition in a Very Good condition dust jacket published by Collins in 1946

Britain's Structure and Scenery [New Naturalist Series Number Four] by L. Dudley Stamp, First Edition with Dust Jacket

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Condition Summary: (Very Good+/Very Good) A very tidy copy, in a tidy dust jacket. All notable faults: Book has dusty top edges. Dust jacket has light sunning on the spine, a few moderate marks and light wear on the corners and edges

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Book Number B0013856
Title Britain's Structure and Scenery
Author(s) Author: Stamp, L. Dudley

L. Dudley Stamp (1898 to 1966)—Geographer, writer and university teacher, probably best known as Editor of New Naturalist series from 1943 to 66 and author of four of the series: Britain's Structure and Scenery, Man and the Land, The Common Lands of England and Wales and Nature Conservation in Britain

Edition and Format First Edition, [First Printing]
Book edition identified by: Publisher's imprint information states 'First published in 1946 by Collins …' and no later editions or printings stated in the publisher's imprint information. Dust jacket edition identified by: Blurb and priced '16s. net' on the front flap and last book listed on the rear flap is 'Britain's Structure and Scenery''. [References: The New Naturalists: Half a Century of British Natural History [New Naturalist Series] by Peter Marren, reference 4]

Hardcover
Octavo (20-25 cm high). Xvi and 255 printed pages in publisher's original green buckram with gilt 'Britain's Structure and Scenery', 'L. Dudley Stamp' and 'New Naturalist Series Logo' on the spine, in dust jacket. Contains forty seven colour plates, forty black and white plates and seventy four maps and diagrams
Publisher(s) Collins, London, 1946

William Collins and Sons Limited—(Founded in 1819) A Glasgow-based publisher published a range of bibles, atlases and dictionaries, but equally well known for high profile fiction authors such as H. G.Wells, Agatha Christie, J. R. R. Tolkien and C.S. Lewis and non-fiction series such as the New Naturalists Series. Collins merged with Harper and Row to form HarperCollins, of which it is now an imprint. [McBride page 33] [Zempel and Verkler page 99] .

Series New Naturalist Series Number Four

New Naturalist Series—A series of books on natural history topics relevant to the British Isles published by Collins and the longest-running a natural history series in the world. A parallel series of 'New Naturalist Monographs' was also published. The first book was originally published in 1945

Content content
A detailed account the surface features and the events which have given the land its present form. .
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