12 Bücher über Imker, Imkerei, Bienenzucht - photo 1

12 Bücher über Imker, Imkerei, Bienenzucht

Lot 207
02.09.2022 10:00UTC +01:00
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€ 20
AuctioneerAuktionshaus Bossard Im Rittergut am Barockschloss Lichtenwalde
Event locationGermany, Niederwiesa
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Lot 207 | 12 Bücher über Imker, Imkerei, Bienenzucht
aus DDR-Verlagen 1948 – 1973. Alle Bücher in Orig.-Einbänden. Leichte Benutzungsspuren, - Paschke *Der neue Baurahmenimker* Mit 115 Abb. Verlag der Leipziger Bienenzeitung 1948.
- Otto *Die Grundschule des Imkers* 7. Aufl. Mit 125 Abb. Verlag der Leipziger Bienenzeitung 1950 - Heinecke *Vorwärtsstrebende Zuchttechnik* Mit 26 Abb. und mehreren Bauzeichnungen. Verlag der Leipziger Bienenzeitung 1952. 61 S., Tafeln - Chalifman *Die Bienen* Wissenschaftliche Erkenntnisse aus der Biologie des Bienenvolkes. Bauernverlag 1952. 215 S. Mit vielen Abb. a. Tafeln - Borchert *ABC der Bienenkrankheiten* 61 Abb. Bauernverlag 1954 - Hüsing *Honig, Wachs, Bienengift* 16 Abb. Ziemsen Verlag 1956. Die neue Brehmbücherei. Heft 171. 55 S. - Pech *Das Bienenrecht in der DDR* Bauernverlag 1958. 116 S. - Hüsing *Die Honigbiene* Mit 46 Abb. Ziemsen Verlag 1958 (Die neue Brehmbücherei. Heft 31). 95 S. - Welker *Der Dickwabenimker* Mit 75 Abb. Bauernverlag 1962. 159 S. - *Bezirks-Bienen- Lehr- und Leistungsschau Karl-Marx-Stadt 1968* Programmheft. 14 S. - Meyerhoff *Kleine Imkerschule* Ratschläge für den Anfänger. Mit 64 Abb. u. 9 Tabellen. Deutscher Landwirtschaftsverlag 1970. 238 S. - Grimm *Ein Tropfen Nektar. Über Bienen* … Mit 58 Abb. a. Tafeln. Deutscher Landwirtschaftsverlag 1973
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