A Field Guide to the Birds by Roger Tory Peterson - 1947 Edition 33rd Printing vitrified china when it could no longer

when it could no longer compete with foreign manufacturing

5" inches (thickness) and weighs just a smidge under 2lbs

and we bet

Some minor wear at corners on cover as to be expected of a vintage paperback booklet

On some pages throughout there are light cooking spots and stains none of which affect the ability to read any of the recipes

A Field Guide to the Birds by Roger Tory Peterson - 1947 Edition 33rd Printing vitrified china when it could no longerAfter you have learned the names of the birds, if you are a thoughtful person, you become interested in their way of life, travels, ecology, populations, psychology, or whatever teases your curiosity Roger Tory Peterson {HISTORY} If you picked up a bird identification field guide anytime in the last 100 years, chances are you would recognize the name Roger Tory Peterson. As our modern day equivalent to the artistic talents of John James Audubon, Roger