Papilio joësa, Queensland. Papilio philippus, Sumatra. Insects abroad. 1883.
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Papilio joësa, Queensland. Papilio philippus, Sumatra. Insects abroad. 1883.
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An orb weaver and its web. Mr. Mygale's hobby, a story about spiders. 1889.
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Carpenter bee. Guide to California insects. 1913.
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Plan for a downtown airport. American airport designs. c.1930.
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"The earth's rain belt." Pictured knowledge. v.1. 1916.
"(I)f you could get far enough away from the earth to look back on it, as we do on Saturn through a telescope, you would see a belt of clouds around it. The water of the equator, under the hot sun, is constantly sending up vapor which turns to clouds in the cooler atmosphere of the upper regions and then comes down in rain."
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The teeth of a six-year-old. Charts : development and growth of the teeth. n.d.
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The essence of astronomy. 1914. Book cover.
Title page. The girl who lost things. 1910
Friendliness and courtesy. Our Ways of Living. 1937.
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Observing the apple harvest. What the World Eats. 1938.
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“They swam through the sea, were a long time swimming.” Wonder tales from Russia. 1921.
“Geologic cross-sections shown in color in 9 classes, and faults.” Tourtelotte Park Mining District Sheet. 1898. Colorado.
Store front, Germany, 1931. Advertising outdoors. August 1931.
Blue pincushions. Brunonia australis, Smith. The native flowers of Victoria. 1914.
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"A window box in June." The book of town & window gardening. 1903. Frontispiece.
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Surrealist-inspired print ad for sink faucets and other accessories. Architectural digest. Jan/Feb 1977.
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Astronomical phenomena. Werner encyclopaedia. vol. 11. 1909. Frontispiece.
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