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reprint).Octavo,344 pp.,13 colour plates by Neville Cayley, inscription, a very good copy in dustwrapper. A heavily revised re-issue of Neville Cayley's 1938 classic. Alan Lendon was a prominent Adelaide medico and aviculturist who held one of the finest collections of Australian parrots post World War Two.

Zustand: Very good.

reprint).Octavo,342 pp.,13 colour plates by Neville Cayley, fine copy in dustwrapper. A heavily revised re-issue of Neville Cayley's 1938 classic. Alan Lendon was a prominent Adelaide medico and aviculturist who held one of the finest collections of Australian parrots post World War Two.

xxxvi+344pp. 8vo. Original boards, in dustwrapper. B&W figures. A near fine copy. From the collection of Evan Jones, Australian poet and academic - with his signature.

Hardcover. Zustand: Very Good. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: Good. pp.xxxvi+344. 23.5cm. 13 composite colour plates. Location maps in the text. Appendix. Gazeteer. References. Index. Hard cover in dust jacket. Slight shelf wear to lower edge of boards. A very good clean copy [992g]. (Reprint).

reprint).Octavo,342 pp.,13 colour plates by Neville Cayley, near mint copy in dustwrapper. A heavily revised re-issue of Neville Cayley's 1938 classic. Alan Lendon was a prominent Adelaide medico and aviculturist who held one of the finest collections of Australian parrots post World War Two.

Encuadernación de tapa dura. Zustand: Aceptable. 1? Edición. XXVII + 342 pags., muy ilustradas.

Hardcover. Zustand: Very Good. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: Very Good. Sydney, Angus and Robertson, 1979 (revised)/ 1973. Octavo, xxxvi, 344 pages with 3 illustrations, numerous plus 13 colour plates. Papered boards slightly bumped at the bottom corners; pencilled ownership signature; an excellent copy with the slightly bumped dustwrapper. 'The comprehensive revised edition of Cayley's standard work'. One of the Australian Natural Science Library series.

Octavo,106 pp.,coloured frontispiece, photographs, wrappers (slight tear). The signatures of Alan Lendon and Norman Wettenhall on the half title. A minor classic of aviculture literature. Alan Lendon was a prominent medical PR actioner in Adelaide pre and post World War Two. He contributed extensively to the Aviculture Magazine and this pamphlet is a compilation of many of his papers. He was perhaps Australia's leading parrot breeder in the 1950's and bred a number of species for the first time. In 1973 he first published a revision of Neville Cayley's Australian parrots in field and aviary.