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1964VV314051964 Montreuil-sur-Seine, Laboratoires Roland-Marie, 1964 : In-4 Carré, Cartonnage d'éditeurs. 1 feuillet de texte, 8 reproductions de planches de Gould en couleurs sur 10 (manque les planche 5 et 9), édition publicitaire de l'époque Emboitage Très bon état, Couv. fraîche, Dos impeccable, Intérieur frais.
1962VV306081962 Paris, P.U.F., 1962 : in-12, broché 128 pp., 10 figures in-texte, petites salissures en pages de gardes, collection "Que sais-je ?" Parfait état, Couv. fraîche, Dos impeccable, Intérieur frais.
1842022833Paris: L. Curmer 1842. 1842 - 1843. Two volumes large thick octavo very well illustrated with many fine engraved portraits plans and plates including 32 coloured plates of a very fine quality pp xxiv416; 462 ii one plate is foxed otherwise very clean internally apart from the endpapers which are a little marked becoming a little weak internally; the fore-edge uneven contemporary publisher's green pebble cloth gilt decorated spines very slightly worn. With the book label of the Sussex historian Lindsay Fleming Aldwick Grange. . Cloth. Good. L. Curmer Hardcover
1985002024Viking Penguin 1985. Very Good/Very Good. 4to 250 x 195mm 267 pages. Superb colour plates by David Wilson detailed line drawings. Book condition: Very good clean black boards tight binding faint bumping to edge of first couple of pagesnot significant!. Jacket condition: Very good clean bright not faded not creased price-clipped will be protected in removable clear sleeving prior to sale. Comments: An excellent colour illustrated guide to moth species of Britain 42 plates show over 1600 specimens. A quality sought-after guide particularly in this VG/VG condition. Hard Cover. Very Good/Very Good. Illus. by David Wilson. 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall. Viking Penguin Hardcover
1992130491Editions GAP 1992 In-8 broché 20,6 cm sur 18,6. 93 pages. Bon état d’occasion.
1959VV151471959-1966 3 vols (complete). xiv, 390, xx, 679, vii, 474 p., 708 figs, 64 (46 col.) pls, cloth (vol. 3 with dust jacket). One inner joint tender, else good copy.
1959VV198151959 xiv, 390 p., ca. 200 figs, 19 (3 col.) pls, paperbound. In 7 issues as published.
1966190922Stuttgart u. Wittenberg, Franckh u. Ziemsen, 1959-1966. M. zahlr. (teils farb.) Taf. u. Abb. OLwd. Sauberes Ex.
2006190371Le Temps qu'il fait Le Temps qu'il fait, 2006. Petit In-4 broché, couverture à rabats. 15 pages de texte par Pascal Commére et 30 photographies en noir et blanc par Emmanuel Berry. Très bon état
VDO9Bordeaux, Société des Sciences physiques et naturelles, 1871. In-8, 7pp., demi-percaline.
187412359ABParis, Plon & Cie, 1874. Gr.-8°. 651 S. Zahlr. Feder- u. Bleistiftillustr. v. Bertall.. Orig.-Ldr m. Goldschnitt u. Rückenverg. + Wichtig: Für unsere Kunden in der EU erfolgt der Versand alle 14 Tage verzollt ab Deutschland / Postbank-Konto in Deutschland vorhanden + 2. Aufl.
187412359AB2. Aufl. Paris, Plon & Cie, 1874. Gr.-8°. 651 S. Zahlr. Feder- u. Bleistiftillustr. v. Bertall.. Orig.-Ldr m. Goldschnitt u. Rückenverg.
1991VV299041991 [6], 331 p., num. figs, hardbound. Very good copy. With author’s dedication for the 80th birthday of Jürgen Walther Ludwig Aschoff (1913-1998), German physician, biologist and behavioral physiologist. Together with Erwin Bünning and Colin Pittendrigh, he is considered to be the co-founder of the field of chronobiology.
1990VV316601990 Wittenberg Lutherstadt, Die Neue Brehm-Bücherei, 1990 : In-12 Cavalier, Broché. 180 pp., 4 planches couleurs hors-texte, 89 illustrations N&B in-texte, die neue Brehm-Bücherei n° 603, une monographie très détaillée sur la fauvette à tête noire. Très bon état, Couv. fraîche, Dos impeccable, Intérieur frais.
9219grand in 8 Reliure éditeur pleine toile rouge à décor passe partout. Faux-titre, frontispice, titre, 285 pages, tranches dorées. Illustrations dans le texte et pleine page par YAN’DARGET. Tours Alfred MAME et fils éditeurs. Rousseurs éparse plus concentrées en début et fin de volume.
Tours, Alfred Mame 1887. In-4 reliure pleine percaline rouge de l'éditeur, dos et premier plat très décoré de motifs spéciaux noirs et or, toutes tranches dorées, 285 pages. Illustrations de Yann d'ARGENT. Bon état.
188799910627Mame Tours, Alfred Mame 1887. In-4 reliure pleine percaline rouge de l'éditeur, dos et premier plat très décoré de motifs spéciaux noirs et or, toutes tranches dorées, 285 pages. Illustrations de Yann d'ARGENT. Bon état.
24577Tours Alfred Mame et Fils, Editeurs 1870 in 8 (21,5x14) 1 volume reliure demi chagrin vert de l'époque, dos à nerfs orné, caissons dorés, plat supérieur orné du fer doré de prix du Lycée de Poitiers, 371 pages, avec des illustrations par Yan'Dargent, rousseurs, une toute petite trace de mouillure sur l'extrémité de la marge supérieure des premières et dernières pages. Bon exemplaire ( Photographies sur demande / We can send pictures of this book on simple request )
1978027743USA 1978 Knoxville : University of Tennessee Press Hardcover Good
1975VD306711975 Paris, Flammarion, 1975 : In-12 Carré, Broché. 170 pp., 21 photos N&B hors-texte, 7 figures in-texte, Très bon état, Couv. fraîche, Dos impeccable, Intérieur frais.
32312NEWCASTLE WALKER 1809. THIRD EDITION TWO VOLUMES LAND BIRDS AND WATER BIRDS VERY NICELY BOUND IN HALF LEATHER OVER MARBLED BOARDS NEW ENDPAPERS RAISED BANDS GILT TITLES EXCEPTIONALLY CLEAN AND TIDY. NEWCASTLE, WALKER, 1809 hardcover
25245NEWCASTLE WALKER 1805. VOL. 2 IS THE HISTORY OF WATER BIRDS. REBOUND IN FULL LEATHER MARBLED ENDPAPERS RAISED BANDS AEG GILT TITLE. pp xxii 400. SOME RUBBING TO THE BOARDS EDGES. A VERY NICE CLEAN COPY. NUMEROUS WOODCUTS BY BEWICK. NEWCASTLE, WALKER, 1805 hardcover
1797biblio2Bewick Thomas: 1753-1828 History of British Birds. The Figures Engraved on Wood by T. Bewick. Vol. 1 and Vol. 2 containing the description and history of land birds etc. Newcastle: Sol. Hodgson; Edward Walker 1797; 1804 1804. 2 vols. 8vo. xxx ii 335 1; xx 400 pp. With 233 cuts of birds in the text. Contemporary half-polished calf over boards spine gilt; an excellent copy with respect to the interior of the book. Unfortunately the board is detached and nearly off. This copy is signed by Henry Oates and presented to him by his Aunt Ann Rayner in Dec. 1797. Ascended from Joseph Henry Oates to Lawrence Titus Oates who accompanied Scott on his expedition to the South Pole.First edition second issue as shown by the presence of the words "Wycliffe 1791" from the figure of the sea eagle on p. 11 of Volume I. Mottled calf over paper boards with some damage to the leather on volume one and volume two. Occasional spotting but otherwise a nice clean and internally bright copy. This is a very rare set owing in part to the signature and ascension of the Oates family. Published in two parts the first deals with land birds the second with water birds. "The text of the first volume was entirely written by Ralph Beilby; the illustrations are all by Bewick. It is as illustrator and artist that Bewick is best known and mainly on account of his excellent woodcuts this work passed through numerous editions a supplement being published by him in 1821. He also issued a number of small atlases of cuts without descriptive matter. The text in all the treatises bearing his name is mostly compilations from earlier writers." Thomas Bewick 1753-1828 is best remembered for his wood engravings especially those in his two works of Natural History: A General History of Quadrupeds and A History of British Birds Vol. I Land Birds Vol. II Water Birds. The methods of printing used in the eighteenth century led Bewick to develop techniques of engraving that far surpassed the work of his contemporaries. He lowered the surface of the blocks in the areas which he 'wished to appear pale so as to give the effect of distance'. These techniques together with Bewick's complete mastery of the traditional methods and his artistic ability resulted in some exquisite engravings. Masterful engraving indeed but all too frequently the printers of the day had neither the opportunity time or the incentive to produce fine sensitive impressions. Today printing the engravings individually and using a combination of eighteenth and nineteenth century techniques and twentieth century materials I was able to produce impressions that I hope go some way towards revealing the full potential of the blocks. As always it was both a privilege and a pleasure to print these wood engravings. Bewick was born in the north of England at Cherryburn on the south bank of the river Tyne twelve miles west of Newcastle upon Tyne. At the age of fourteen he was apprenticed to Ralph Beilby a general engraver in Newcastle. Ten years later he formed a partnership with Beilby. Wood engraving was only a small part of the business and the majority of the work involved engraving inscriptions and decorations on a wide variety of objects such as guns dog collars harness clock faces rings cutlery and the engraving of banknotes billheads and even bookbinders' tools and letters. Bewick is best known for his wood engravings in his two works of natural history: A General History of Quadrupeds and A History of British Birds Vol.1 Land Birds Vol. 2 Water Birds. Bewick started to engrave the illustrations for the Quadrupeds in 1785 and in his autobiographical Memoir 1 recounts: 'The greater part of these Wood cuts were drawn & engraved at nights after the days work of the shop was over. The <br />book was very well received and Bewick was encouraged to work on a history of birds. © David Esslemont 1997.These books were purchased at a Dominic Winter Auction and further family provenance is as follows from a Oates historian. "Joseph Oates whose name is inscribed in the volume was the great-grandfather of Captain Lawrence Oates. Joseph Oates was born in 1743 and died in 1824. His wife was Elizabeth Rayner which accounts for the other signature in the book. Joseph Oates and Elizabeth Rayner had six children and the youngest Edward 1792-1865 married Susan Grace in 1836. One of their five children was William Oates 1841-1896 the father of Captain Oates 17 March 1880 – 17 March 1912- He died on his birthday. His grandparents' names were included in the full name of Captain Oates - i.e. Lawrence Edward Grace Oates. There is a strong connection with travel and exploration throughout the Oates ancestors." There is no connection to be found that these books were taken on the expedition or recovered from the expedition if they were they would be worth considerably more than our price. It is safe however to say that it was a treasured set by grandparents and parents of Oates and that both the great grandfather and Captain Oates' father had an interest in birds and collected such upon their travels around the world. From the age of 20 until his death at 32 Captain Lawrence Oates was mostly away in service or in the Antarctic. He spent 9 months at his ancestral home recovering from a leg wound he received in the Boer War in 1901. In the expedition at near death starving; Captain Lawrence Oates on his birthday said "I am just going outside and may be some time." Hew was known as a gentleman brave and determined to try and save his companions. His body was never found. Sol. Hodgson; Edward Walker hardcover
19620008021Chicago: R. Hunter Middleton ca. 1962. New edition. Fine. Thomas Bewick. 4to measures 7.25 x 9.75 inches / 18.5 x 25 cm image size of 10.5 x 8.2 cm. <br/><br/>This was print no. 1 in the series of Thomas Bewick's wood engravings which were exhibited at Letterio Calapai's Studio in Glencoe IL. in 1969. In editions of Bewicks BRITISH BIRDS prior to 1847 this bird was mis-identified as a Ring-tailed Eagle and not as now Golden Eagle Immature. This impression was made from Bewick's original wood block by R. Hunter Middleton at Chicago. R. Hunter Middleton unknown
Ink mark to page 45 of Part II and a few fingermarks. No other added marks or inscriptions. No creasing to covers. A tight page block with foxing to dusty edged pages, well rubbed full-leather boards, edges and spine with surprisingly clear intact maroon title block to spine. Front board held just by binding cords and front end paper present but loose. Some loss to lower edge of title page. Page numbering in good order. 327 plus 360pp. Parts I and II of Bewick's Birds present in one volume. Wood engravings by T Bewick. Green Sandpiper at p100.
