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<dl><dd>New series has subtitle: Figures &amp; descriptions of the choicest new flowers for the garden, stove or conservatory</dd>
<dd>Editors: H. Honywood Dombrain; F.W. Burbidge; and Richard Dean</dd>
<dd>Illustrators include Worthington G. Smith, J.N. Fitch, and W. Fitch</dd>
<dd>Volumes printed by Taylor &amp; Co. or Gilbert and Rivington; plates printed by Vincent Brooks Day &amp; Son</dd>
<dd>New series also numbered v. 11-20</dd>
<dd>extracted picklist</dd>
<dd>SCNHRB copy has new series v. 1, 4-8 and 10 (1872, 1875-1879 and 1881), only</dd>
<dd>SCNHRB copy of new series v. 5 is imperfect: the issue for March 1876, no. 51 is wanting</dd>
<dd>SCNHRB copy has the name of James Vick, a possible former owner, handwritten in the 1876 volume. A printed advertisement ([1] page) for James Vick's Sons perennial seeds is laid in the 1876 volume</dd>
<dd>SCNHRB copy has modern green cloth bindings with printed paper spine labels</dd></dl><br>Subjects: Flower gardening; Flowers</div>
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<dl><dd>Dombrain, Henry Honywood, 1818-1905, editor</dd>
<dd>Burbidge, F. W. (Frederick William), 1847-1905, editor</dd>
<dd>Dean, Richard, editor</dd>
<dd>Fitch, J. N. (John Nugent), 1843-1927, illustrator</dd>
<dd>Fitch, W. H. (Walter Hood), 1817-1892, illustrator</dd>
<dd>Smith, Worthington George, 1835-1917, illustrator</dd>
<dd>Vick, James, 1818-1882, former owner. DSI</dd>
<dd>Vincent Brooks, Day &amp; Son, printer of plates</dd>
<dd>Gilbert &amp; Rivington, printer</dd>
<dd>Taylor &amp; Co. (London, England), printer</dd></dl></div>
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