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in-8°, 223 pp., nombreuses illustrations en couleurs, 2 index, broche, couverture illustree en couleurs. Tres bel exemplaire, tres frais. [HA-3]
3 classeurs. 243 fiches. (Il manque le num?ro 80).
LAROUSSE. 1954. In-4 Carré. Relié. Bon état. Couv. convenable. Dos satisfaisant. Intérieur frais. 99 pages augmentées de nombreuses photos et planches en couleurs et en noir et blanc dans et hors texte - COLLECTION "NATURE ET BEAUTE".
Cartonn?. 104 pages. 20 x 26,5 cm.
Novara, De Agostini, 1954, 8vo cartonato editoriale con sovraccopertina illustrata a colori, pp. 100 con numerose tavole fotografiche in nero ed a colori n.t.
Novara, De Agostini, 1960, 4to (cm. 27,5 x 21,5) cartonato editoriale con copertina illustrata a colori, pp. 103 completamente illustrate da fotografie e tavole fotografiche in nero e a colori. Applicata sovraccoperta in plastica trasparente; il volume presenta tracce di nastro adesivo alle sguardie, timbri di disciolta biblioteca al frontespizio.
In-16 (Cm 19 x 12,5), pp. 480, brossura editoriale illustrata.Tavole a colori e bianco nero fuori testo. OTTIMO
(Codice CV/5851) In 8º 223 pp. Piccoli roditori, grandi felini, e altri mammiferi, rettili, uccelli parlanti, scimmie. Manuale teorico-pratico, uno degli aa. era direttore dello zoo di Torino. Moltissime curiose foto. Timbro "campione gratuito". Cartone editoriale, sovraccoperta. Ottimo stato. ~~~ SPEDIZIONE IN ITALIA SEMPRE TRACCIATA
Un volume de format in 8° en hauteur de 128 pp.; très nombreuses illustrations en couleurs. Reliure cartonnée et illustrée de l'éditeur. Comme neuf. Voir photos. Peu fréquent.
8vo [23 x 14.5 cm]; 2 volumes, xii, 308; viii, 328 pp, title page in each volume with engraved vignettes, numerous attractive engravings throughout, index and half title page in each volume. original cloth, gilt spine title lettering, small bookseller's label on endpaper, initials of previous owner on endpaper, covers bit faded, light internal hinge crack, minor foxing on few margins, very good, interior is clean and unmarked. A picture of th Bennet was a founder of the Zoological Society. The illustrations and vignettes are by and after various artists including Thomas Bewick and Edward Lear. It contains Lear's first published illustration (page 125 has his illustration signed with his initials). Noakes 208. Lear went on to become one of the more famous bird painters, landscape painter and a writer of nonsense verses. His paintings illustrate many of John Gould's famous bird books, although Lear received little credit at the time. Wood 231. Freeman 277. Nissen 314. Volume I is on mammals, volume II on birds.
8vo [23 x 15.5 cm]; xii, 456 pp, 8 fine lithographed plates, 7 being hand-colored, other tinted, other engraved illustrations from drwgs, the plates drawn by J. Wolf, W. Fitch, George Angas (4 are botanical, others animals, birds). original blind-stamped cloth, gilt spine title lettering, cloth faded and rear internal hinge repaired, old inscription on title margin dated 1861, interior clean and near fine, excellent plates. A picture of this book is available upon request by email. Ripley 26. Ferguson 6929. Wood 231: 'An interesting account of the author's observations on the flora and fauna of Australasia, in which birds figure large, at least half of the 23 chapters containing references to them'. The book contains an extensive chapter on the platypus, which the author here calls a water mole, together with a hand colored plate of same. Fitch, who painted the botanical subjects, was one of the most respected botanical artists of his time. Other subjects are by artists G.F. Angas, Thomas Baines and Joseph Wolf, each a highly respected and important natural history artist. An important contribution including marine biology, ornithology, bird migration, plants including those with agricultural application, botanic garden, medicinal remedies, etc.
8vo [23 x 15.5 cm]; xii, 456 pp, 8 fine lithographed plates, 7 being hand-colored, other tinted, other illustrations from drwgs, the plates drawn by J. Wolf, W. Fitch, George Angas (4 are botanical, others animals, birds). later sim. leather, gilt title lettering on red leather label, new endpapers, lightly foxed on few leaves, else clean, very good+ copy, well-bound. A picture of this book is available upon request by email. Ripley 26. Ferguson 6929. Wood 231: 'An interesting account of the author's observations on the flora and fauna of Australasia, in which birds figure large, at least half of the 23 chapters containing references to them'. The book contains an extensive chapter on the platypus, which the auithor here calls a water mole, together with a hand colored plate of same. Fitch, who painted the botanical subjects, was one of the most respected botanical artists of his time. Other subjects are by artists G.F. Angas, Thomas Baines and Joseph Wolf, each a highly respected and ijmportant natural history artist. An important contribution including marine biology, ornithology, bird migration, plants including those with agricultural application, botanic garden, medicinal remedies, etc. The last chapter describes overland routes from Sydney to Southampton. Included is a loose clipping from a periodical on the New Guinea Ant Eater with illustration.
London, 1961. Royal8vo. Orig. boards. XI,320 pp., 12 colourplates, many textillustr.
London, N.Y., (1970). Orig. full cloth. Part of wrappers pasted in. XXXII,218 pp.
N.Y., (1960). 2 orig. full cloth. Part of wrappers pasted in. XXVII,356,VIII,374 pp.
Washington, 1937-38. Solid private hcloth. VIII,409,VIII,482 pp. and 102 + 92 plates. (SmithsonianInst., Bulletin 167 a. 170).
Washington, 1958. Solid private hcloth. IX,549 pp., 77 plates. (United States Nat. Mus., Bulletin 211).
Washington, 1968. Bound in 3 solid private hcloth. XXVII,1889 pp. and 78 plates, 3 coloured frontisp. (United States Nat.Mus., Bulletin 237).
Washington, 1940. Solid private hcloth. VIII,506 pp. a. 73 plates. (Smithsonian Inst., Bulletin 176).
N.Y., 1946. Orig. full cloth. Reviews pasted in. XIII,237 pp., plates. Additional material pasted in e.g. egg-plates etc.
Washington, 1942. Solid private hcloth. XI,555 pp., 70 plates. (Smithsonian Inst., Bulletin 179).
Washington, 1932. Solid private hcloth. XI,490 pp., 93 plates.
Washington, 1921. Solid private hcloth. X,345 pp., 93 plates, of which 16 are in fine chromolithographs of eggs. (Smithsonian Inst., Bulletin 113).
Waashington, 1946. Solid private hcloth. XI,495 pp. a. 68 plates. (Smithsonian Inst., Bulletin 191).
