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With illustrations, some coloured. Manuscript.

Also diagram of botanic garden on reverse side. Manuscript.

Part of a memorandum regarding equipment for botany laboratory at University College Dundee. Manuscript.

Typescript.

Extracted from La Géographie: Bulletin de la Société de Geographie, VI, pp. 309-312.

Reprint from The Scottish Geographical Magazine, pp. 225- 236. Endorsed 'N. Bruce Home with kindest regards, M. Hardy'.

'Bois de Chênes liège (Quercus Suber L.), Mamelon slicieux de la Plaine de Saint-Martin-de-Londres.'
'Tome XXVI, PI. V.' endorsed in top margin

'Bois de Chênes rouvres (Quercus sessiliflora Smith), à Rouet, près Saint-Martin-de-Londres.'
'Tome XXVI, PI. IV.'

'Ecorce de Chêne liège recouverte de Lichens et de Mousses.'
'Tome XXVI, PI. VI.'

'Gué du Renard sur le Rieutard, Plaine de Saint-Martin-de-Londres.'
'Tome XXVI, PI. VII.'

'Marcel Hardy, phot.'
'Phototypie A. Bergeret et Cie., Nancy.'
'Soc. Lang, de Géogr.'

'Bois de bordure de rivière, bords du Lamalou dans la plaine de Saint- Martin-de-Londres.'
'Tome XXVI, PI. VII.' endorsed in top margin

'Garigue de Lavit, à 20 kilom. au N. de Montpellier.'
'Tome XXVI, PI. I.'

'Chêne vert (Quercus Ilex L.) de Lavit (C'est celui qui occupe le milieu de la PI. I).'
'Tome XXVI, PI. II.'

"Le Mâquis au S. du Pic Saint-Loup.'
'Tome XXVI, PI. III.'

'Marcel Hardy, phot.'
'Phototypie A. Bergeret et Cie., Nancy.'
'Soc. Lang, de Géogr.'

Marcel Hardy

Reprinted from 'The Scottish Geographical Magazine', pp. 229-241. With colour map illustrating 'Geographical distribution of the main plant associations of the Highlands'. Enclosed: '"Hardy's Botanical" Map of Scotland', over-written and hand coloured presumably by Marcel Hardy. Printed.

Includes notes taken from 'Sur les causes et sur les limites des variations de structure des végétaux' by French naturalist J. Vesque [Julien Joseph Vesque, 8 April 1848 - 25 July 1895]. Manuscript.

Manuscript.

Notes collated with [Marcel Hardy] on 'Facts of Census' of [1881]; table charting population growth from 1801-1851, with sketched comparison table of 'hectares' to 'population' of England and Scotland; with generalisations and comparisons with foreign countries. Manuscript.

Manuscript.

Manuscript.

Manuscript. Found with plates extracted from unidentified books showing cliffs, fjords, vineyards.