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Fungi and How to Know Them: An introduction to field mycology (1909)
The mollusca of Somerset (land, freshwater, estuarine and marine)
The land and freshwater mollusca of Somersetshire
List of mollusca collected
Notes on Somerset fungi
The mollusca of Somerset (land, freshwater, estuarine and marine) (1912)
A pocket guide to the British non-marine mollusca (1906)
Education in mycology (1916)
Notes of Somerset fungi: with special reference to the recent meeting of the British Mycolgical Society at Taunton (1911) [Vol 57, ]
Notes on the variation of Paris Quadrifolia (1901)
Colour changes and structural modifications in animals and plants considered in relation to environment (1903)
New British plant galls (1916)
Nature notes calendar (1924)
Vanished and vanishing animals and plants of the Haslemere district (1915)
The land and freshwater mollusca of Somersetshire (1899)
The mollusca of Wiltshire (1908)
A catalogue of the land and freshwater mollusca of Sussex (1915)
Sussex fungi: preliminary list (1909)
Horns and antlers (1901)
A preliminary list of Haslemere fungi (1903)
British plant-galls: a classified textbook of cecidology (1912)
Fungi and how to know them: an introduction to field mycology (1909)
Through the corridors of time: an outline of the space-for-time wall schedules of human history and geology (1949)
Note upon some interesting Neolithic weapons recently found on Blackdown, near Haslemere (1904)
Note on a late Keltic burial ground recently discovered at Haslemere (1906)
Museum notes (1900)
A country museum: the rise and progress of Sir Jonathan Hutchinson's educational museum at Haslemere (1947)
Nature notes calendar (1924)
A history of the parish of Evercreech in the county of Somerset
The sepulchralia of Somerset. Vol 1
The sepulchralia of Somerset. Vol 2
The sepulchralia of Somerset. Vol 3
A collection of Somerset epitaphs
Bygone Haslemere: a short history of the ancient borough and its immediate neighbourhood from earliest times (1914)
Guide to the collections in the Haslemere educational museum ([191-?])