Description
1956 William Morrow edition. Former library book. No dustjacket. Hardcover is scuffed, stained, and has heavy wear along corners/edges/spine. Pages are yellowed but unmarked. Binding is secure.
This well-loved copy of “Animal Homes” by George Frederick Mason offers a fascinating glimpse into the natural world and the ingenious ways animals construct their dwellings. Published in 1956, this volume captures a pivotal era in our understanding of animal behavior and ecology. Mason’s meticulous observations and vivid descriptions transport readers into the intricate world of nests, burrows, and dens, revealing the remarkable architectural skills of creatures great and small.
While the book’s exterior shows signs of its journey through library shelves, the interior pages remain unmarked, allowing readers to immerse themselves in Mason’s captivating prose. This vintage edition serves as a time capsule, preserving not only the scientific knowledge of the era but also the cultural curiosity and appreciation for nature that defined mid-20th century America. Collectors and naturalists alike will treasure this well-worn copy as a testament to our enduring fascination with the wonders of the animal kingdom.
