Recreations in natural history; or, Popular sketches of British quadrupeds
Subtitle: describing their nature, habits, and dispositions, and interspersed with original anecdotes
By: embellished with numerous engravings and wood cuts, from portraits of living animals, painted by the first masters..
Contributors: Davison, Thomas, d. 1831, printer.; Clarke, William, fl. 1790-1829, bookseller.; Clennell, Luke, 1781-1840, ill.; Clennell, Luke, 1781-1840, wood-engraver.
Publisher: printed for the proprietors; and published by William Clarke ...[and 4 others]
Published: 1815
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 367
Subjects: Natural history -- Great Britain.; Fore-edge painting.
Other titles: Popular sketches of British quadrupeds.
Notes: 'Of the numerous wood cuts with which our work is adorned ... they are, without an exception, from .. Mr Clennell' - p. iv.

'T. Davison' - colophon.

Double fore-edge painting.