No. 4.--Memorials of Darwin: a collection of Manuscripts, Portraits, Medals, Books, and Natural History Specimens to commemorate the Centenary of his Birth. 2nd Edition. 2 Plates. 1910, 8vo. 6_d._
No. 5.--Exhibition of Animals, Plants, and Minerals mentioned in the Bible. 2nd Edition. 7 Text-figures. 1911, 8vo. 6_d._
Handbook of Instructions for Collectors. With Illustrations. Third Edition. 1906, 8vo. 1_s._ 6_d._
No. 1.--Mammals. 4th Edition. Text illustrated. 1912, 8vo. 3_d._
No. 2.--Birds and their Eggs. 5th Edition. 6 Figures in text. 1912, 8vo. 3_d._
No. 3.--Reptiles, Batrachians, and Fishes. 3rd Edition. 1903, 8vo. 4_d._
No. 4.--Insects. 5th Edition. Text illust. 1911, 8vo. 3_d._
No. 5.--Diptera (Two-winged Flies). 3rd Edition. Text illust. 1908, 8vo. 3_d._
No. 6.--Mosquitoes (_Culicidæ_). 3rd Edition. 1 Plate, 1 Figure in text. 1904, 8vo. 3_d._
No. 7.--Blood-sucking Flies, Ticks, etc. 3rd Edition. 13 Figures in text. 1907, 8vo. 3_d._
No. 8.--Spiders, Centipedes, etc. 2nd Edition. 1906, 8vo. 3_d._
No. 9.--Soft-bodied Invertebrate Animals; Shells of Molluscs. 3rd Edition. 1909, 8vo. 3_d._
No. 10.--Plants. 4th Edition. 3 Figures in text. 1909, 8vo. 3_d._
No. 11.--Fossils and Minerals. 3rd Edition. 1906, 8vo. 3_d._
No. 1.--The House-Fly as a danger to health. Its Life-history, and how to deal with it. By E. E. Austen. 2 Plates (4 figures), and 3 text-figures. 1913, 8vo. 1_d._
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