Anonyme, Chocolat Kwatta. Zoologie, circa 1950.
Archives pour la catégorie Image
Ghigi & Raffaele & Pasquini 1950
Alien
Johann Loeser, Animal Behaviour, Ill. Erna Pinner, Londres, MacMillan & Co., 1950, p. 25.
Glued
B.D. Moreton, Guide to British Insects, An Aid to Identification, Londres, MacMillan & Co, 1950,
p. 97-99.
In travelling
Leon A. Hausman, Fresh-Water Life, New York, G.P. Putnam’s Sons, 1950, p. 69.
L’on reste confondu devant l’ingéniosité
Léon Bertin, La vie des animaux, tome premier, Paris, Larousse, 1949, p. 225-226.
Professional
George Leonard Herter, Professional Fly Tying and Tackle Making, Manual and Manufacturer’s Guide, Waseca (Minnesota), The Brown Publishing Company, (1941) 1949, p. 179.
Hunter & Hunter
George W. Hunter & F. R. Hunter, College Zoology, Philadelphie-Londres, W. B. Saunders, 1949, p. 310.
Bug trouble
Bug Trouble
Chicago : Mrs. L. Hertzbert usually has a clean sidewalk in front of her restaurant. Last night (7/12), however, millions of pond flies (caddis flies) flew in front Lake Michigan and headed in her direction. She is sweeping up the dead insects which were attracted by electric lights.
Chicago Bureau, 13 juillet 1949.
Rectangular bits of weed
W. Aspen, W. Brown, W. Flower, J. S. Rowland, & L. J. Wolff, The Nature Lover’s Companion, Londres, Odhams Press, 1949.
The creature that live inside
George E. Hyde, A Pocket-Book of British Insects, Londres, Adam & Charles Black, 1949, p. 118.
Classe de Cinquième
Georges Bourreil & Eugène Lasnier, Sciences Naturelles, Zoologie-Botanique, Classe de Cinquième, 2° Année des Cours complémentaires, Paris, Magnard, 1948, p. 80.
Oh, yes. Gosh, what fun!
Norman Wymer, In nature’s workshop, Londres, Harrap, 1948, pp. 69-76.
Fasten together
Eilen Mayo, The Story of Living Things and their Evolution, Londres, The Waverley Book, 1948,
p. 206.
Prenez un bois qui marche
M. Oria, Sciences Naturelles, Zoologie-Botanique, Classes de Cinquième, Paris, Hatier, 1948,
pp. 56-57.