1879 Scientific Lectures by Sir John Lubbock Ceramics & Glass

1879 Scientific Lectures by Sir John Lubbock Ceramics & Glass'Scientific Lectures; by Sir John Lubbock, published 1879 by Macmillan & Co. Sir John Lubbock was a British archaeologist and amateur naturalist. He is perhaps best known for his research into the stone age, coining the terms Palaeolithic and Neolithic. In 1874, Lubbock published Scientific Lectures, a collection of lectures delivered on his dual passions. The book contained lectures on botany, entomology and prehistory. This second edition was

The bindings remain tight

He is credited with creating the ethical code of conduct for doctors

Carette was among the first to produce electric toy tram-cars

An Officer's pocket compass by F

and the Royal Society of British Artists in London

Depth: 3cm

Five raised bands and red leather gilt stamped title panel to the spine

Stencilled reference number present to the back of the board

the whole raised upon four bracket feet

A large 19th century cast iron doorstop depicting a handsome dog

Enid Clarke was a Norfolk born artist (1919) who

A lovely example of exceptional 19th century craftsmanship