Butterflies And Other Bugs: From The Natural History Museum Wrapping Paper

Author: History Museum Natural

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Price : $34.95 AUD
ISBN : 9781910258682
Publisher : miscellaneous
Imprint : PIMPERNEL PRESS
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Weight (g) : 0.59
Publication date : 30 June 2016
Dimensions : 250mm X 345mm X 8mm
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RRP : 19.95
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Out of print date : 01 August 2021
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Product Type : books

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Author : History Museum Natural
Series : Wrapping Paper Bks.
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Language : English
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BIC subject : HB
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9781910258682

Description

This collection of 12 sheets of quality standard-size (500 x 700mm) gift wrap features illustrations of colourful butterflies and insects from the Natural History Museum, London. The wrapping paper is folded into a paperback book, which has a note-pad binding for a clean, easy-tear off.

Reviews

"Honestly, the prints are breathtakingly wonderful, and make for the best and most original wrapping paper we've ever seen." A Little Bird An Insider's Guide to London "This year, avoid the usual struggle with rolls of wrapping paper and pick up this nifty gift-wrap book instead. It includes 12 sheets of beautifully designed, top-quality wrap." Style at Home "the joy of it is that your gifts will looks as great together as they do separately and you won't have all the fuss of wielding paper rolls." Homes & Antiques

Author description

The Natural History Museum in London is a museum exhibiting a vast range of specimens from various segments of natural history.

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