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1951: An Elusive Charm
Endpaper maps from William T. Innes’s Exotic Aquarium Fishes (13th ed., 1951), with a grid the reader can use to find the location of the various fishes listed in the book.
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Tagged 1950's, 20th Century, Animals, Argentina, Books, Fish, Maps, Photography, USA, William T. Innes
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