Title: Birds: Trumpet manucode
Author: Lesson, René-Primevère, 1794 - 1849
Book: Voyage Cialis next day de la Coquille
Publisher: Paris: A. Bertrand, 1826 - 1830
Call Number: QL5 .L3 1826 Atlas
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