Botanica notebook Chinese and puzzles will inspire creativity

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Botanica notebook Chinese and puzzles will inspire creativityThe Botanica range delights in the wonders of the plant world, illustrated through QVMAG's diverse collections. This A5 spiral bound lined notebook features an unidentified specimen from a pressed seaweed album, collected from Tamar Heads Tasmania, around 1890 by Jemima Irvine. Jemima Irvine born 1822 Scotland, arrived Australia 1826; died 1919 Hobart, Tasmania. Size 15cm x 21. 5cm.