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You’ll get Roger Tory Peterson’s field guide (Fourth Edition, 1980) with his crisp color plates and range maps by Virginia Marie Peterson, plus the classic U.S. Fish & Wildlife Conservation Bulletin No. 1: Attracting Birds (first 1940, revised 1947).
Together they cover identification and backyard habitat, ideal for readers, new birders, and collectors of practical nature titles. Photos show the exact set you’ll receive.
Notes: The field guide exhibits cover creases, edge/corner wear, spine creasing, and page-edge toning from age. However, the interior is clean on spot check, and the binding is sound.
Pamphlet shows light rubbing/edge wear, a small old price sticker on the cover, and mild toning; staples secure and pages clean.
See all photos for detail. Sold as pictured.
This 1980 Fourth Edition Peterson guide with his color plates, paired with the 1947 Attracting Birds bulletin, suits a new birder or a nature reference shelf. If it's the right copy for you, it's ready to come home.
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