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2F8628Verschiedene Auflagen Mountain Press Publishing Company Missoula/Montana 1978-2006. Insgesamt ca. 2800 S. mit vielen Abbildungen kartonierte Einbände teils gering fleckig/Rücken bzw. Einbände teils gering ausgeblichen/ein Band Namensschildchen auf vorderem Einbanddeckel/ein Band Namensschildchen auf Vorsatz. - sonst gute Exemplare / good condition / Enthalten: Virginia; Keith Frye / Colorado; Halka Chronic and Felicie Williams 2 Ausgaben / Oregon; David D. Alt Donald W. Hyndman / Northern and Central California; David Alt Donald W. Hyndman / Arizona; Halka Chronic / Montana; David Alt Donald W. Hyndman / Yellowstone Country; William J. Fritz / New Mexico; Halka Chronic / Utah; Halka Chronic / Text englisch - unknown
1937347621937. Hardcover. Very good. Quartos. 5 volumes of 134 collected writings with typed table of content pages half title pages and occasional additional type script. Volume one is bound in drab green cloth with leather title label on the spine. Volumes II III IV and V are bound in three quarter Moroccan leather with marbled paper covered boards. Raised bands and gilt lettered title labels on the spines. Top edges gilt. Marbled end papers for volumes 2-5. Leather is rubbed and scuffed on the edges spines and raised bands. <br /> <br /> A variety of the pamphlets are illustrated. In volume 1 is an inscription from father to son - "To my son Wallace Jr. with my most sincere good wishes and affection signed Wallace W Atwood June 7 1928." This collection is one of a kind and possibly compiled by Wallace Atwood himself. Atwood's writings are taken from government publications and articles from scientific journals and magazines. Most of the works are bound in the volumes with their original covers. Some articles were taken in part from magazines. Other articles are pasted down on the pages. Occasional hand written information in the volumes. A very nice display of the Professor's works. <br /> <br /> A list of the works are recorded in the typed table of contents for each volume. A complete list for volumes 1 and 2 are provided in this description for examples of the Professor's works in the variety of publications. The entire list of papers for the remaining 3 volumes is not provided. <br /> <br /> Volume I 1900-1910<br /> <br /> Contains 6 of 11 pamphlets listed in the contents the 5 missing pamphlets are noted as "missing" in the typed contents thus these dated writings were never bound in the volume:<br /> <br /> 1. The Geography of the Region About Devil's Lake and the Dalles of the Wisconsin. Wisconsin Geological and Natural History Survey Bulletin 5. No. 1 1900. 151 pages. Illustrated with 38 plates 47 figures. Original printed covers included;<br /> 2. Glaciation of San Francisco Mountain Arizona. Reprinted from the Journal of Geology April-May 1905. Printed by University of Chicago Press. Pages 276-279;<br /> 3. Red Mountain Arizona. Journal of Geology Vol. 14 1906 Missing;<br /> 4. Glaciation of the Unita Mountains. Journal of Geology Vol. 15 1907 Missing;<br /> 5. Lakes of the Unita Mountains. Reprinted from Bulletin of the American Geographical Society January 1908. 6 pages. Illustrated. Original covers present;<br /> 6. Geologic Studies in the Alaska Peninsula Abstract. Bulletin of the Geological Society of America Vol. 20 1908. 1 page;<br /> 7. Alaska and its Wealth Missing "The World Today" June 1908;<br /> 8. Physical Geography of the Evanston-Waukegan Region Missing. Illinois State Geological Survey Bulletin No. 7 University of Illinois 1908;<br /> 9. Mineral Resources of Alaska. Report on Progress of Investigations in 1908. C--Prince William Sound Kenzai Peninsula Southwestern Alaska. United States Geological Survey Bulletin 379-C 1909. Pages 87-152. Illustrated. Original covers present;<br /> 10. Physical Geography and Geology. Educational Department Keystone View Company 1910. 28 pages plus extra catalogs pages;<br /> 11. Prospecting in Alaska Missing. University of Chicago Magazine December 1910;<br /> Additional typed manuscript inside a pocket folder on the rear paste down includes biographical material concerning Dr. Wallace W. Atwood President of Clark University; published papers to January 1 1924. <br /> <br /> Volume II 1911-1920<br /> <br /> Contains 17 of 19 listed papers. The two "missing" papers in the table of contents have a hand corrected mark through with a written note "See Supp. Vol. 1". Note: Supplement for Volume I is NOT PRESENT. <br /> 1. Geology and Mineral Resources of Parts of the Alaskan Peninsula. USGS Survey Bulletin 467 1911. 137 pages. Illustrated fold-outs. Original covers present with an inscription by Atwood written top of the front cover. <br /> 2. The First Year Science Course in High School. The School Review February 1911. Pages 119-123.<br /> 3. Physiographic Studies on the South Slope of the San Juan Mountains Colorado. Journal of the Washington Academy of Sciences July 1911. 1 page;<br /> 4. Physiographic Studies in the San Juan District of Colorado Missing. Journal of Geology July 1911;<br /> 5. The Evidence of Three Distinct Glacial Epochs in the Pleistocene History of the San Juan Mountains Colorado. The Journal of Geology July-August 1912. Pages 385-409. Illustrated. Original covers present;<br /> 6. Some Triassic Fossils from Southeastern Alaska Missing. Journal of Geology Oct-Nov. 1912;<br /> 7. The Atwood Celestial Sphere. Bulletin of the Chicago Academy of Sciences May 1913. 38 pages. Illustrated. Original covers present;<br /> 8. A New Way of Studying Astronomy - The Atwood Celestial Sphere. Scientific American June 1913. Clipped article placed inside pocket folder;<br /> 9. Bringing the Stars to Earth. Technical World Mag. July 1913. A clipped section of the magazine. Article by Richard Morrison who writes of Atwoods Sphere with illustrations of Atwood and others;<br /> 10. Geographic History of the San Juan Mountains since the Close of the Mesozoic Era. Proceedings National Academy of Sciences March. 1916. Pages 177-181;<br /> 11. Saving the Silts of the Mississippi River. Bulletin of the Geological Society of America 1916. Pages 149-50;<br /> 12. The Physiographic Conditions at Butte Montana and Bingham Canyon Uta when Copper Ores in These Districts were Enriched. A Shaler Memorial Investigation reprinted from Economic Geology December 1916. Pages 697-740. Numerous photographs illustrations. Folding panorama view. Original covers present;<br /> 13. Another Locality of Eocene Glaciation in Southern Colorado. The Journal of Geology Oct-Nov. 1917. Pages 783-686. Original covers present;<br /> 14. Relation of landslides and Glacial Deposits to Reservoir Sites in the San Juan Mountains Colorado. USGS Survey 685 1918. 38 pages. Illustrated. Original covers present;<br /> 15. Geography in America. Reprinted from the Geographical Review January 1919. 8 pages;<br /> 16. First Steps in the Study of Geography. Visual Education Magazine Vol. 1 No. 1 January 1920. Pages 17-24. Not all pages bound in but the original covers were;<br /> 17. The New Meaning of Geography in American Education. Also appeared in School and Society February 1921. Address before the meeting of the Rochester City Teachers' Association February 6 1920. 16 pages;<br /> 18. Habitat Groups in the Teaching of Geography. Visual Education Magazine May 1920. Pages 29-36. Illustrated. Not a complete issue but both covers bound in;<br /> 19. The Regional Treatment of Geography. Also appeared in School Century December 1920. Visual Education Magazine June 1920. Pages 15-17. Not a complete issue but both covers bound in.<br /> <br /> Volume III 1921-1930<br /> <br /> Contains 34 papers all present. The first paper is titled "The Inauguration of Wallace Walter Atwood As President of Clark University February 1 1921. Worcester Mass. Mr. Atwoods inaugural has 71 pages. Both covers present. Contents also include articles on teaching geography to children elements of Social Studies more San Juan scientific papers and an article titled "In the Background of the Turmoil in China."<br /> <br /> Volume IV 1931-1933<br /> <br /> Contains 33 papers all present. Subjects include Nominations of Officers. Association of American Universities; The New Ph.D. Degrees in Great Britain and France; The High Sierra and the Redwood Highway Sierra Club Bulletin 1933; How the specialized Motion Picture is Developed; Dr. Attwood addresses; National Parks; an article on Ellen Chuchill Semple 1863-1932; and more. Some of the articles are cut out and pasted down on paper. <br /> <br /> Volume V 1934-1937<br /> <br /> Contains 43 numbers all present. Contents include 3 titles covering the Ancient Mayan Civilization; Guides versus Teachers; Humanity Among the Faculty; the Pan American Institute of Geography and History; the Students of Clark; association and meeting presentations; some scientific articles and more. William Walter Atwood 1872-1949 studied geology at the University of Chicago and graduated there in 1897. He earned is Pd.D. in 1903 and was Associate Professor of Geology until 1913. Atwood later became Professor of Physiography at Harvard 1913-1920. In 1921 Atwood was elected President of Clark University in Worceser in 1920 and began his term in February 1921. Clark University currently has a large collection of Wallace Walter Atwood papers. hardcover
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2f8362Verschiedene Verlage und Orte 1986-1996. Zusammen ca. 2000 S. mit Abb. kartonierte Einbände 1 Einband Ringbuch. - Text englisch/ Enthalten: A Roadside Guide to the Geology of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park von Harry L. Moore/ Kentucky's land of the archees. The red river gorge in the Daniel Boone National Forest and Natural Bridge State Park von Robert H. Ruchhoft/ Geology Underfööt in Southern California von Robert P. Sharp and Allen F. Glazner/ Glaciers & Granite. A Guide to Maine's Landscape & Geology von David L. Kendall/ A Geologist's View of Cape Cod von Arthur N. Strahler/ A geological guide to Mammoth Cave National Park von Arthur N. Palmer/ A Geologic Trip across Tennessee by Interstate 40 von Harry L. Moore/ Northwest Exposures. A Geologic Story of the Northwest von David Alt und Donald W. Hyndman - unknown
1877264527London : Printed by order of the Trustees 1877. First Edition. Hardcover. Binding copy with wear tear and dust-dulling as with age. Text remains clear and without blemish. Physical description; xii 155 p ; 23 cm. Subject; Crustacea Fossil. London : Printed by order of the Trustees hardcover
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18591293943London: John Murray 1859. Third Edition. Hardcover. Octavo 429 pages with two fold outs and pages of advertisements. In Good plus condition. Rebacked in green cloth with gilt lettering to spine with original boards and preserved and parts of original spine laid on. Boards show wear along the edges; corners bumped and beginning to fray. Pages are age toned as is typical with some minor spotting mostly at the beginning and on the fold outs. Interior otherwise clean and free of marking. An ex-library copy with usual markings including a bookplate from the Royal Navy on front paste down and faded ink stamp on title page. <br /> <br> <br /> <br> <br /> Darwin's contribution present and corrected on page 268. The first edition of 1849 had a transposition error in Darwin's essay some later states included a corrected text in a rear pocket. The second edition was issued in 1851 with no offprint of Darwin's article. This is the third edition complete. Fold out maps are present with some slight tears to the rear map. Shelved in Case 10. 1293943. Shelved Dupont Bookstore. John Murray hardcover
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196264136Houston TX: Gulf Publishing Co. 1962. 4to. 9.5 x 11.5 in. xii 350 pp. With 100’s of photos diagrams maps. Blue publisher’s cloth comb binding silver lettering w/ d.j. stereoscopic aerial photos front cover minor tear & chipping to foot spine NF/VG- copy from the library of Dr. Clive F. “Rick†Kienle 1942-2025 geologist and specialist in aerial photo mapping . First edition of this pioneering work on aerial photography with an emphasis on tectonic and lithologic interpretation of geomorphics units and landforms with detailed methodology on how to construct photogeologic maps drawn from the author’s 120000 photos. Bandat 1895-1982 first developed his photogeologic methods while working for Shell in New Guinea from 1936-1938 and later in Cuba and Java before becoming a specialist with Gulf Oil following World War II across the Middle East and Central America. Gulf Publishing Co., hardcover
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182346664Baltimore: N.G. Maxwell 1823. First Edition. 12mo 18.5cm.; calf-backed marbled boards gilt-lettered spine; xv214-211pp. Boards a bit scuffed with brief exposure at corners leather somewhat dried and mottled endpapers toned faint dampstaining to first half of textblock else a Very Good sound copy. Theory on the formation of the earth dedicated to Andrew Jackson. Early chapters cover general natural phenomena such as "strata" and "The various colours of Marble" while the latter half of the text focuses on the North American continent describing "A Flood that was produced by the rise of northeast rise of North America" the formation of the Delaware Schuylkill and Susquehanna Rivers; the formation of the North American prairies; and the "Insects Vegetation &c. of America." The author later published another work titled "Antiquities of America Explained" 1831 arguing that a group of Tyrians and Jews crossed the Atlantic 3000 years ago creating a colony in Nova Scotia that eventually spread across the entire continent. This title missed by Sabin. SHOEMAKER 12827. N.G. Maxwell unknown
181146339London W. Bulmer and Co. 1811. 4to. No wrappers as extracted from "Philosophical Transactions" 1811 - Part II. Pp. 242-256 a. 1 engraved map "A Sketch of the principal Faults or Dislocations of the Strata in and near Derbyshire" A faint dampstain tothe map in upper left and lower right corner. <br/><br/><em>Famous early geological survey of the Derbyshire area and its strata. </em> unknown
24521Mostly relating to the San Francisco Bay Area of California but also to other parts of the state. Between 1912 and 1950. The two volumes contain a total of 239pp. 12mo in ink and pencil with entries dating from between 29 November 1912 and 28 March 1950. In fair overall condition with light signs of age and wear. In two Keuffel & Esser notebooks each in remains of brown calf binding the first with 'MINING TRANSIT BOOK 363' stamped on front cover and the second with 'Cross Section Book 375 S'. In manuscript on cover of first volume: '19<.> Dec. The Psilomelane D<eposits> of the Francis<can> <.> by Don <.> Under Prof. A. C. L<awson> <.>'. The two volumes mainly consist of rough notes statistics and diagrams - on samples deposits assay returns extracts surface workings stadia shots - relating to geological and mineralogical surveys mostly in California. The first volume dates from between 29 November 1912 Fort Baker and 23 January 1917 Latouche and contains doctoral work by the author while a geology student under Professor A. C. Lawson the identifier and namer of the San Andreas Fault at the University of California Berkeley. Named colleagues in some of these surveys are A. R. Whitman and E. F. Davis the latter at the time engaged in what was still considered in 1984 as 'some of the most cogently argued evenly balanced and thoroughly researched work' on Franciscan geology M. C. Blake ed. 'Franciscan Geology of Northern California'. The second volume contains entries written between 5 September 1917 Hayden Hill and 28 March 1950 Yuba Gravel Range Nevada County. Towards the end of the second volume is a page dated 15 March 1950 and headed 'Work in Court House until 10 AM' perhaps suggesting that the author was by that time employed as a California state geologist a section of the same volume relating to the Decanso Mine seems to indicate that he was also working as a consultant. The first volume relates exclusively to California and mostly to the San Francisco Bay Area with entries on Fort Baker Marin County; the Robert Friggel Ranch in Livermore Alameda County; the Lucky Star Mine in Hayden Hill Lassen County; and Red Rock Island. Other places surveyed in the first volume are: 'Tesla-Carnegie' in San Joaquin County the Hess Mine in Imperial County and 'Latouche'. The second volume contains more information relating to the Lucky Star and Hess mines but mostly concerns: the Descanso Mine San Diego County; 'Laceiba' La Ceiba Honduras; Little Colorado; 'Cameron Mine' Deer Lodge Montana; Donner Mine 'North Star Consolidated quartz mine' in Placer County; Arctic Mine in Canyon Creek Nevada County; 'Sheba' Queen of Sheba Mine Inyo County; 'Gray Eagle Vein' Arizona; and Yuba Gravel Range Nevada County. VOLUME ONE: 93pp. The first page carries an index with the following entries: 'Ft Baker'; 'Livermore' in text: 'Friggels Ranch Livermore Calif'; 'Red Rock' 'Red Rock Island'; 'Conn Valley' 'Conn Valley deposit'; 'Conn Valley. October 18-19 1913. With Davis; E. F.'; 'Challenger report abstract'; 'Davis' Abstract' 'E. F. Davis's Report'; 'Assay Returns'; 'Tesla-Carnegie'; 'Extracts' and 'Lucky Star Mine' 'January 8th '15 Hayden Hill Lucky Star Mine Sampling'. Headings in text relate to 'Hess Mine' and 'Latouche'. One of the pages relating to Red Rock Island is headed: 'March 22 1913 with Davis & Whitman Same voyage. windy & cold'. And one of those on Fort Baker dated 12 October 1913 has: 'with "<Corey Cosey>". K. Campbell.' Another page is headed: 'Conn Valley. October 18-19 1913. With Davis; E. F.' VOLUME TWO: 146pp. First page headed: 'Hayden Hill Sept 5 1917'. Eleven pages on the Descanso Mine California dated 19 September 1931 include sections headed 'Water' 'Assays' 'Terms' 'Crosby's Terms' and 'History'. There are four pages of diagrams of Donner as 'Doner' Mine Place County and thirteen pages of diagrams of the survey area of Yuba Gravel Range Nevada County. An entry dated 25 March 1950 on 'Yuba Gravel Range Stadia Shots' is followed by one three days later on 'East Rim Survey Stadia'. The volume also contains: a seven-page account dated 9 and 10 August 1929 regarding a journey through San Lorenzo and Lagunillas Venezula to La Ceiba Honduras; several pages in small black print the first headed 'Arrival at Eucalyptus'; three pages of 'Notes on Coca: Authority: History of Coca by W. Golden Mortimer'. His "Challenger Report Abstract" HMS Challenger sprawls over twelve pages. Mostly relating to the San Francisco Bay Area of California, but also to other parts of the state. Between 1912 and 1950. unknown
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