Ernest Drake Books

Dragonology

By Andrews McMeel Publishing

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Dragonology

By Dr. Ernest Drake

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A New York Times bestseller! For true believers only, a lavishly illustrated reproduction of a legendary volume by the world’s most distinguished dragonologist. Don’t let it fall into t...

Dr. Ernest Drake s Dragonology handbook

By Ernest Drake, Dugald Steer

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Presents a comprehensive introduction to the study of dragons and contains twenty-one lessons on dragonology over three levels of achievement.

Dragonology Tracking and Taming Dragons Volume 1 A Deluxe Book and Model Set

By Ernest Dr Drake

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Dragonology

By Ernest Dr Drake

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Dr. Ernest Drake s monsterology

By Ernest Dr Drake, Ernest Drake

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The esteemed Dr. Drake ("Dragonology") turns his inquisitive gaze to other mythical creatures, from krakens to griffins. Includes fold-outs, flaps, and pullouts; textured samples of skin and feathe...

Dragonology Coloring Book

By Ernest Dr Drake

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Dragonology

By Drake. E. Dr

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Dr. Ernest Drake s Dragonology

By Ernest Drake

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The Complete Guide to Dragons

By Wood A. J. Steer Dugald

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