
Birds of Colorado, Volume I
by Alfred M. Bailey and Robert J. Niedrach
"Birds of Colorado, Volume I" by Alfred M. Bailey and Robert J. Niedrach, published by the Denver Museum of Natural History in 1965, is a hardcover exploration of Colorado's bird species. This edition is in good condition, with no dust jacket, inscriptions, or library markings. A valuable resource for ornithology enthusiasts and collectors of natural history works.
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This hardcover edition of "Birds of Colorado, Volume I" is in good condition, with a robust red cloth cover and gold lettering. The spine and binding are intact, showing minimal wear. There is no dust jacket present, and the book does not contain any inscriptions or library markings, indicating it was likely preserved in a private collection. The pages are clean and the text is clear, suitable for both reading and display.
About This Vintage 1965 Edition
"Birds of Colorado, Volume I" by Alfred M. Bailey and Robert J. Niedrach is a comprehensive exploration of Colorado's avian species, published by the Denver Museum of Natural History in 1965. This hardcover edition provides an in-depth look at the diverse birdlife of the region, showcasing the authors' extensive research and expertise in ornithology. Bailey and Niedrach, both esteemed figures in the field, have compiled a work that is not only informative but also a valuable resource for bird enthusiasts and researchers. The book is bound in sturdy red cloth, with gold lettering on the spine and cover, reflecting its durable construction. While specific edition information is not visible, this volume stands as a testament to mid-20th-century ornithological study. The absence of a dust jacket suggests it might have been intended for institutional or field use. This edition is a significant piece for collectors interested in regional bird studies or the history of natural history publications.
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Denver Museum of Natural History
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