Album of U.S. Dept. of Agriculture Forest Service Insect Research Program

Compiled by Richard H. Smith
[ca. 1953-1955]

Well-executed research collection compiled by United States Forest Service entomologist Richard H.Smith on the study of damaging forest insects on various pine species in the American Southeast.

Near fine.

Album covers the effects of bark beetles, the pine engraver beetle, black turpentine beetle, southern pine beetle, the sawfly, pine tip moth, and reproduction weevil, as well as seed and cone insects. Includes an apparently complete series of 12 loose color photographs, measuring approximately 7.5' x 5.25" and dated 1953-1955, each with typed caption sheets; 10 cover the effects of the black turpentine beetle on slash pines in St. Johns and Baker counties, Florida; 2 show the effects of IPS engraver beetles on longleaf pines in Worth County, Georgia. Materials possibly used in production of several of Smith's 1950s publications, including THE BLACK TURPENTINE BEETLE, ITS HABITS AND CONTROL (1955).

np: [ca. 1953-1955]. Wraps. 4to. Ful-Vu brand commercial album, model 11-8 10. Full leather wraps, metal spiral bound. 21 leaves with 36 color and black and white photographs plus 20 typed descriptive sheets mounted both recto and verso. 13 color photographs and one black and white additionally loosely laid in. Near fine throughout.

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