W.R. Guilfoyle 1840-1912 The Master Of Landscaping
History Biography Environment Gardening Botany Australian History Landscaping
This rare 1974 first edition biography, "W.R. Guilfoyle 1840-1912 The Master Of Landscaping" by R.T.M. Pescott, is a must-have for anyone interested in Australian history, botany, and gardening. The book tells the fascinating story of W.R. Guilfoyle, a pioneering landscaper who played a crucial role in shaping the Melbourne Botanical Garden. With its beautifully illustrated pages, this hardcover volume is a treasure trove of information on Guilfoyle's life and work, making it an essential read for historians, botanists, and gardening enthusiasts alike.
What sets this book apart is its rarity and historical significance. As a first edition, it offers a unique glimpse into the life and legacy of Guilfoyle, providing valuable insights into the development of Australian botanical gardens. The dust jacket, although showing some light scuffing and wear, adds to the book's charm, while the clean and tidy pages ensure a delightful reading experience.
This vintage book is a true gem for collectors and enthusiasts of Australian history, botany, and gardening. Its special features, including the dust jacket and illustrations, make it a standout addition to any library or collection. Whether you're interested in learning more about Guilfoyle's remarkable achievements or simply appreciate the beauty of botanical gardens, this book is a must-have.
In excellent condition, with a tight binding and no writing or dog ears, this first edition of "W.R. Guilfoyle 1840-1912 The Master Of Landscaping" is a rare find that is sure to delight anyone who adds it to their collection.
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