A beautifully preserved antique volume exploring the natural history of British butterflies and moths, authored by the renowned naturalist Edward Newman. This classic work combines detailed scientific observation with elegant Victorian-era illustration, offering both collectors and enthusiasts a window into 19th-century entomological study.
Perfect for natural history collectors, educators, and anyone fascinated by British wildlife heritage. The book's enduring value lies in its meticulous documentation of species, behaviour, and habitat—knowledge that remains relevant to modern naturalists and conservationists alike.
Condition and provenance vary; each copy carries its own history. Ideal for display, reference, or as a thoughtful gift for the discerning collector of vintage natural science literature.
