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1904MM238591904-1913 2 vols (complete). 12, 22, 20 [1], 110 unnumbered p, 110 pls, roy. 4to, loose (as issued) in a nice custom made cloth box. Added is the Avertissement leaf, and of volume 2 the title-page page, index and errata, are in two states (22 and 21 pages). Good complete, uncut copy, but without the different covers of the several installments..George Pissarro made the fine photographs and Cossmann is responsible for the scientic work. Scarce monograph on the eocene fossil molluscs from the Paris basin. Seldom offered for sale but indispensable for those studying this fossil fauna.
1907PM256381907 xi, [1], 380 p., figures 112-264; 86 beautiful lithographed plates [plates 90-175] on thick paper with explanatory text-leaves, roy. 4to, publisher’s blind-tooled burgundy cloth with gilt title on spine. A few spots in the text, plates mostly clean. A good copy of this rare work.Part of a large series on all aspects of Bohemian Silurian fossils. Each volume was privately printed in only 250 copies. From 1840 to his death Barrande collected, described and drew the fossils of the central Bohemian Basin - this area has been called the Barrandian ever since. At that time 'Silurian' might be applied to strata that today are in the Cambrian, Ordovician, Silurian or Devonian system. Because this work is so comprehensive, its drawings so accurate and its descriptions so fine, it is still used as a reference book by palaeontologists. The Cephalopoda (mostly ammonites) were described and figured in volume II, which consist of nine parts, and two supplements. All parts are rare. This is a third of the gastropod part (IV of the series), and includes many new species. Published well after Barrande's death (1799-1883), it was written by Jaroslav Perner, most new species, however, are attributed to Barrande, based on his manuscript names.
1906QJZ-1Grand in 4° (32,7 × 25 cm) ; 430 pp., 17 pl. (dont plusieurs sur doubles pages) ; Bien complet. Couverture souple et dos imprimée, quelques fentes aux dos, petit manque de papier en pied du dos, anciens tampons de bibliothèque sur la couverture sinon aucune autre marque à l'intérieur, intérieur frais. - Large in 4° (32.7 × 25 cm); 430 pp., 17 pl. (many double pages); complete. Original printed wrappers, small cracks on spine, small loss of paper at foot of spine, library stamps on front cover only (no other mark inside); inside clean and fresh.
1952QJZ-2In 4° (27 × 21,5 cm) ; [ii] + 396 pp. + 1 feuille volante d’errata, 46 planches ; publié par le Protectorat de la République française au Maroc, direction de la production industrielle et des mines, division des mines et de la géologie, service géologique, Notes et Mémoires n° 92. Couverture originale imprimée, coin inférieur droit cogné. Bon état - In 4° (27 × 21.5 cm); [ii] + 396 pp. + 1 errata slip laid in, 46 plates; published by the Protectorat de la République française au Maroc, direction de la production industrielle et des mines, division des mines et de la géologie, service géologique, Notes et Mémoires n° 92. Stiff wrappers, lower right corner bumped. Overall good condition.
1955PP228211955-1968 pp. 47-88, 751-940, 1987-4075, paperbound (taped number on spines, last four parts with taped spines). Partly unopened copies. Text in German. Library stamps of the Geologisch Bureau Heerlen.In all 24 parts of the Fossilium Catalogus, the last four parts being supplements. Although not complete still an important part of this scarce reference work on fossil ferns.
1923ML260411923-1930 11 parts in 11. 3387 p., paperbound (original uniform printed covers).A huge work by one of the foremost early 20th century German malacologist, Wilhelm Wenz (1886-1945). This work lists every Tertiary (and many Quaternary) non-marine mollusc, that is: the original description and all subsequent references. The bibliography is enormous. Seldom found complete because it was published over a long period of time. The parts of this series are different from the parts of the whole work because more, unrelated parts of the Fossilium Catalogus were published in between. The right collation is: I= Pars 17; II = 18; III = 20; IV = 21; V = 22; VI = 23, VII = 32; VIII = 38; IX = 40; X = 43; XI = 46. In total the Fossilium Catalogue Animalia contained 138 parts (up to 2002). The exact publication dates of the 11 parts are on p. 3387. Added is a curious loose title page for parts 17-20, "pag. 1-884" but this does not match the actual publication as part 20 had a pagination up to 1068. With the small stamp of Herbert Ant on front covers and title-pages. Uncut. Rare.
1968PG019401968-1987 Vols 1-20. In issues.
1984RO30315478Imprimerie Nationale. 1984. In-Folio. Relié toilé. Bon état, Couv. convenable, Dos satisfaisant, Intérieur frais. 673 pages. Nombreuses illustrations et photos en noir et blanc et en couleurs, dans et hors texte. Jaquette satisfaisante.. Avec Jaquette. . . Classification Dewey : 560-Paléontologie. Paléozoologie
1938558051 vol. in-8 reliure demi-toile, Extrait des Actes de la Société Linnéenne de Bordeaux, Imprimerie E. Drouillard, Bordeaux, 1938, 361 pp. avec 5 planches dépliantes
1956PG025541956-1996 Vols 30-70. In issues. Missing issues 33(1-2), 37(1-2), 47(1-2), 55(3-4), 61(3-4) & 63(3-4).
1938PB264671938-1993 All from the library of the Dutch Brachiopoda specialist Dr. C.F. Winkler Prins.
1916VR374011916 22, [1] p., 19 (17 coloured) plates, royal 4to (25 x 31,5 cm), later half cloth with original printed front cover laid on. Ex library of the Dutch biologist and conservationist Andries Hoogerwerf (1906-1977), with his signature and stamp. Plates with one tiny worm hole in blank right margin, two in the last two uncoloured plates (and one hole largest in the last plate).
196652870Stuttgart, Schweizerbart'sche Verlagsbuchhandlung, 1966. Large 4to. Orig. printed wrappers. 375 pp.,86 plates, textillustr., tables etc.
1936PHO-1188Rabat, Imprimerie officielle, Protectorat de la République Française au Maroc , 1936 ,4 volumes in-4,brochage éditeur ,T1-743pp.,T2-744pp.,T3-1083-1566 pp. 30 Planches H.T. (17 bis et 23 bis) et 4 tableaux dépliants, T4-Atlas des figures et des tableaux hors texte (contient 19 tableaux synoptiques, 17 schémas dépliants, 17 planches de dessins et de coupes, 3 planches de photographies)
1969PX019721969-1991 Nos 1-41. Paperbound as issued. Missing are numbers 2-4, 10, 14, 16-17, 21, 25, 32-35 & 40. Interesting collection of 27 numbers. Each number is a small monograph, mostly on foraminifera.
1968PP227331968 2 text volumes and an atlas (complete). 442, 194 p., num. figs, 3, 49 pls, num. maps and sections (many folded), roy. 4to, paperbound. Ex library Dr. H.W.J. van Amerom. Scarce.Volume 1: Description Géologique, with its Atlas. Volume 2: Étude Paléontologique (with plates 1-46 depicting the flora, and plates 47-49 depicting the fauna). We added a paper by Vetter, 1957. Révision de la flore fossile du Bassin Houiller de St-Pierre-la-Cour (Mayenne) (16 p., 2 folded pls).
1943QJZ-4Grands in 4° (36,5 × 27,6 cm) ; ensemble publié dans les Annales du Musée royal du Congo belge, série A (Minéralogie, Géologie, Paléontologie), 1er volume (1943): 3e série, vol. 2, fascicule 1 : pp. 1-200, pl. 1-16 ; 2e volume (1949): 3e série, vol. 2, fascicule 2 : pp. 201-256, pl. 17-22 ; 3e volume (1959): 3e série, vol. 2, fascicule 3 : pp. 257-568, pl. 23-39 ; 4e volume (1960) : 3e série, vol. 1, fascicule 2 : 48 pp., 2 pl. ; Ensemble bien complet avec un total de 41 planches. En feuillets non reliés dans des portefolios imprimées (tels que publiés). Quelques petits accrocs sur les couvertures. Un petit manque de papier sur un des portefolios. Aucune marque. Intérieur très frais, très bon état. - Large in 4° (36.5 × 27.6 cm) ; published by the Annales du Musée royal du Congo belge, série A (Minéralogie, Géologie, Paléontologie), 1st volume (1943): 3rd series, vol. 2, fascicule 1 : pp. 1-200, pl. 1-16; 2nd volume (1949): 3rd series, vol. 2, fascicule 2 : pp. 201-256, pl. 17-22; 3rd volume (1959): 3rd series, vol. 2, fascicule 3 : pp. 257-568, pl. 23-39; 4th volume (1960) : 3rd series, vol. 1, fascicule 2 : 48 pp., 2 pl.; Complete with a total of 41 plates. Loose in printed portfolios as published. Small tears on covers. Small lack of paper on one portfolio. No mark. Inside fresh and clean, very good condition.
1931GJ35305920-1929 &1931 about 9000 p., num. figures & plates, contemporary red half calf, spines gilt with four raised bands, marbled covers and end-papers. Library stamps on title-pages (J. Gandillot). Nice set of 11 volumes (volume 1930 not present), handsomely bound in red (half) leather with a wealth of papers on geology but also many on different fields of palaeontology.Jean Gandillot was the first to teach ‘’photogéologie’’ (avian-geology) at the Sorbonne University (Paris).
1925PB080381925-1963 Most from the library of the Dutch Brachiopoda specialist Dr. C.F. Winkler Prins, and also from from the library of H. Dighton Thomas (with his signature or stamp).
1966PM264521966 Two volumes (complete). 624 p., 178 figs (many in fact are full page plates), 40 pls, roy. 4to, paperbound. Nouvelles Archives du Muséum d'Histoire Naturelle de Lyon. Important contribution, citing from Arkell's Jurassic geology of the World: "Much time has been wasted in sterile attempts to classify the beds into "Oxfordian s.s.", "Argovian", "Rauracian" and "Sequanian" without regard to ammonites and oblivious of the fact that in the type-area of the Jura Mountains, the Rauracian and Argovian have long ago been shown to be the same and that both are equivalent to d'Orbigny's Upper Oxfordian". These are the Muséum's Nouvelles Archives Fascicule VIII, tomes I and II (complete). Very good, crisp copy.
1966PM257551966 Two volumes (complete). 624 p., 178 figs (many in fact are full page plates), 40 pls, roy. 4to, paperbound. Nouvelles Archives du Muséum d'Histoire Naturelle de Lyon. Important contribution, citing from Arkell's Jurassic geology of the World:: "Much time has been wasted in sterile attempts to classify the beds into "Oxfordian s.s.", "Argovian", "Rauracian" and "Sequanian" without regard to ammonites and oblivious of the fact that in the type-area of the Jura Mountains, the Rauracian and Argovian have long ago been shown to be the same and that both are equivalent to d'Orbigny's Upper Oxfordian". These are the Muséum's Nouvelles Archives Fascicule VIII, tomes I and II (complete). Covers a bit frayed at edges, otherwise a good, clean copy.
19457700Bruxelles, 1945-52. Folio. 2 fine recent full cloth. 266,197 pp. and 22 plates.
1980PM256691980 Two parts in three. 827 [37, 790] p., several text figures and (folded) graphs, cross-sections, etc., 32 plate-sized or larger profiles, 71 [2, 69] plates, 4to. Uniform dark red rexine with gilt title on the spines.An impressive thesis on French ammonites with extensive differential diagnoses. Many new species are new. Most specimens are well-preserved. Nicely bound, with the two text parts and the atlas all bound separately. Rare.
1915PP232651915 2 volumes (text and atlas, complete). [8], 207, 9 p., 80 figs, 158 pls, roy. 4to, paperbound (text), cloth case (plates). Text volume has library number pasted on lower end spine. Plates loose (as issued) in original cloth covers (portfolio). Complete with the text volume and a 9 page booklet of captions.
1954B61887Bruxelles, Institut Royal des Sciences Naturelles de Belgique 1954 Complet en 2 tomes: [x],640,[ii] + [viii] 641-1213 [iii] pp.richement illustré dans et hors texte (des plans, cartes, figures, tableaux), 34cm., édition limitée et numérotée: nr. 6/452 sur papier de luxe Drury Book, br.orig., bel état