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Journal of conchology . Reduced copy of the outer coverof the Address. Reduced copy of ihe illuminatedtitle-page of the Address. The address, which is the work of Messrs. Oliver of Manchester,is tastefully and brilliantly illuminated, with figures of characteristicshells freely and appropriately introduced; it is bound in book form,in dark green morocco, and runs as follows: 3l8 JOURNAL OF C0NCH0I,0(;Y, vol. 14. NO. ID, APRIL, I915. To John Taylor, Sir: In the name of the Conchological Society of Great Britain andIreland we wish to offer you our hearty congratulations on thea
Journal of conchology . Reduced copy of the outer coverof the Address. Reduced copy of ihe illuminatedtitle-page of the Address. The address, which is the work of Messrs. Oliver of Manchester,is tastefully and brilliantly illuminated, with figures of characteristicshells freely and appropriately introduced; it is bound in book form,in dark green morocco, and runs as follows: 3l8 JOURNAL OF C0NCH0I,0(;Y, vol. 14. NO. ID, APRIL, I915. To John Taylor, Sir: In the name of the Conchological Society of Great Britain andIreland we wish to offer you our hearty congratulations on theattainment of your seventieth birthday. For many years you have devoted your energies towards eluci-dating the many problems connected with the life-history anddistribution of British Non-Marine Mollusca, and it is forty-oneyears ago that your enthusiasm and enterprise led you to undertakethe publication of The Quarterly Journal of Conchology,which has done so much to stimulate and encourage the study ofconchology. From
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