The Common Snakes of India and Burma and How to Recognise Them The birds were divided into

The birds were divided into 12 classes for publication

Early red cloth

” It also includes a “general synopsis of North American Ornithology

Many of the new species were first published in two papers in the Annuaire du Musée Zoologique de l’Académie Impériale des Sciences de St

The articles in this journal appear in English

The Common Snakes of India and Burma and How to Recognise Them The birds were divided intoPp. ii, (i), 60, (12, appendix), iv; 11 text figures. Original printed tan boards with one quarter cloth spine, lg. 8vo. An early work on the snakes of India and Burma. Old unintelligible signature dated 20 5 1919 at the top of the title page. Name stamps of herpetologists John L. Hawken and Charles W. Myers on the front board and on the endpapers. Charles Myers was Curator of Herpetology at the AMNH in 1968 and served as Chairman from 19801987, and