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Sir William Jardine (1800 /1874) - James Duncan (1804 /1861) - Lot

Sir William Jardine (1800 /1874) - James Duncan (1804 /1861) - Lot

Type: contemporary hand-colored engravings (18), frontispiece, title and author portrait; Support: Heavy paper; Condition: Excellent inking, good preservation with slight traces of foxing and browning, signs of binding, all as shown in the photos; Shipping: INSURED via BARTOLINI\DPD courier, report any damages at pickup; Provenance: From a private collection; Sir William Jardine (1800–1874) was a renowned naturalist, ornithologist, and Scottish editor. He played a fundamental role in the dissemination of science in the Victorian era, making natural history accessible to a wide audience. James Duncan (1804–1861) was an important Scottish naturalist, entomologist, and writer of the Victorian era

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