KLUK Krzysztof - PLANT DICTIONARY
in which, according to Linnaeus' layout, there are described not only domestic wild plants, useful or harmful, cultivated on the land, in gardens or hothouses, but also foreign ones, which could be useful in the country, or from which we have medicines, roots, paints etc., or which have some extraordinary qualities: their medicinal, economic, human, horse, cattle, sheep, bee, etc. qualities.
- Volumes I-III
- Printing House of the J.K. Mici and the Republic and XX. Scholarum Piarum, Warsaw 1786-88.
- Fold-out card with graphics.
- Dimensions 20x12.5 cm; pages 214, 256,192 + Register.
- Publishers period leather binding; slight damage, cover distortion (book after delicate bookbinding restoration; fillings, underlinings),
- Foxing of pages, slight soiling. In Volume II, traces of blue crayon on the back cover and several pages.
