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26208Ottawa: National Research Council 1967-1994. Hard bound. Vol. 45 1967 to Vol. 72 1993 -- with just a few missing vols. All 61 volumes are bound in blue cloth with 2-3 bound volumes per year all are quartos 10-12 inches high in this 27-yr run of a foremost journal in zoology comprising a record that is seldom seen in the discipline. All volumes are ex-lib and are in very good or better condition. Illustrated with numerous diagrams and in earlier volumes many fold-out plates as well. The missing volumes are as follows: Vol. 47; Vol. 482; Vol. 532; and Vol. 57. We only list books for sale that we physically hold in stock. Obviously due to the immense weight of this journal run shipping cost will need to be worked out with any prospective buyer. Please note as well that we hold in stock numerous softcover issues of the Canadian Journal of Zoology including the following: 1995-1997 - 36 softbound issues 12/year or the complete run for these three years; 1963-1966 11 issues; and 1969-1980 137 issues. These titles are available for immediate shipment from Winnipeg Manitoba. Ottawa: National Research Council, 1967-1994 paperback
2830Tokyo published by the author 1925. First edition. No ownership marks a beautiful copy in fine condition. Pp. vi 293 8 full page color plates from painting by Juzo Kobayashi 1 large folding map 1 table. Later red morocco with five gilt-decorated raised bands with gilt-lettering in two panels and blind-stamped birds in four other panels over rose-colored silt cloth top page edge gilt folio 15.25 x 10.75 inches. This monograph is based primarily on 14 months of fieldwork from 1921-1922 in the Riu Kiu islands also known as the Loo Cho islands that stretch between the Japanese island chain and Formosa now Taiwan. Zoogeographically the islands span the Palaearctic region Japan and the Oriental region Taiwan; Kuroda thought this was one of the most interesting ornithological regions of the world from a zoogeographic point of view. The monograph describes 281 species and subspecies based on 1621 skins collected in 1921-22 and reviews all other specimens in museums in around the world. A very through monograph of great regional import in an exceedingly attractive binding. Less than 500 copies were printed. Tokyo, published by the author, 1925. First edition hardcover
1953EN-50Sau Paulo Brazil: University of Sao Paulo 1953. Comprehensive two-volume reference set contains detailed descriptions and illustrations of the neotropical Culicidae- Vol. I contains Dixinae Chaoborinae and Culicinae Tribes Anaphelini Toxorhynchitini and Culicini Genus Culex only and Vol. II contains the Tribe Culicini Deinocerites Uranotaenia Mansonia Orthopodomyia Aedomyia Aedes Psorophora Haemagogus Tribe Sabethini Trichoprosopon Wyeomyia Phoniomyia Limatus and Sabethesi. Includes their bionomics classification reproductive organs breeding places habits type locality and zoogeographical distribution. Includes a brief historical outline relationship phylogenetic classification taxonomy and diagnosis of the Culicidae; a key for the Genera and index. 1110 pgs. collectively. Illustrated. Gilt lettering slightly worn on Vol. II; gilt spine and front cover crisp on Vol.I. Tiny scuff to the outer edge of Vo. II. Prior ownership stamp on front endpaper. Upper spine and corners slightly bumped. Minimal shelfwear. Scarce. First Edition. Hard Cover. Very Good. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. University of Sao Paulo Hardcover
2756Paris: Imprimerie Nationale 1874-1883. First edition. A bright copy in fine condition in a very attractive binding. Pp. 200 17 full page plates - 15 are beautiful chromolithograph plates finished by hand and heightened with gum-arabic by Bocourt and lithographed by Mesnel each plate has an accompanying page of descriptive text. Quarter red morocco with five raised bands gilt-lettered on the spine over French marbled boards with matching French marbled endpapers original gray printed wrappers are bound in place folio 14.25 x 11 inches. This work was issued in parts from 1874 to 1915. Pages 1-40 with accompanying plates were released in 1874 pp. 41-120 with plates in 1878 and pp. 121-200 with plates in 1883. In 1915 Valliant died without completing the work. The final unfinished part not offered here was then issued separately along with the final 3 plain lithographic plates. This work documents the exotic tropical fish of coastal and inland southern Mexico and Central America. This work is fourth volume of a 13-volume work of the "Mission Scientifique au Mexique et dans l'Amérique Centrale" which was the French competitor to the British "Biologia Centrali-Americana" which also documented the plant and animal life of Central America. This fourth volume is the complete work on the fishes. Paris: Imprimerie Nationale, 1874-1883. First edition hardcover
1952ZB445686Lawrence: University of Kansas 1952. volumes 1-20 an uninterrupted run of complete volumes in softcover minor ownership or library markings overall very good;. - If you are reading this this item is actually physically in our stock and ready for shipment once ordered. We are not bookjackers. Buyer is responsible for any additional duties taxes or fees required by recipient's country. Photos available upon request. Lawrence: University of Kansas paperback
19530Paris: Saintin Et Mame. 1814. First edition published under this title second overall. First edition published under this title second overall. Four volumes. Sextodecimo 130 x 96mm. Publisher's original pink coated-paper boards with titles and volume numbers in gilt to the spines. Page edges untrimmed. Housed in a later pink handmade paper-covered card slipcase. Illustrated with 107 hand-coloured engraved plates including a frontispiece depicting visitors to the Menagerie to the first volume. A near fine set the bindings firm with light rubbing to the boards sunning to the spines and some wear to the extremities. The contents with a corner missing to the front free endpaper of volume two appears to be an original paper flaw and some occasional light foxing are otherwise in excellent order and clean throughout. The plates remain bright and fresh. A superb set. A most attractive embodiment of the early nineteenth-century endeavour to transform royal and imperial ménageries displays of power and authority into the first zoological gardens. This formative period for the modern zoo was partly linked to the ongoing development of scientific zoological study but was also as is so wonderfully demonstrated by the present set an attempt to educate and entertain the general population democratising a formally exclusive arena of knowledge and spectacle. This work was first published in 1812 under Napoleon's reign as Emperor and was thus titled "La Ménagerie Impériale". Following his abdication in 1814 and his succession by King Louis XVIII the publisher Saintin was prompted to reissue the same book with identical text and illustrations and in the same exact format but under the new title "La Ménagerie Royale". He even recycled the pages from the previous edition in the binding of this one as revealed by the somewhat see-through endpapers. A rare and entirely original set of a charming French popular natural history especially desirable with contemporary colouring. Not listed in Copac nor at the Bibliothèque nationale de France OCLC only lists three copies of the "Impériale" edition. Huzard 4010. Provenance: pencil ownership inscriptions of Euphémie and Esther Courtois to versos of front free endpapers one dated "38" possibly pointing to a contemporary family living near Guiscard in the Oise department north of Paris. Further details and images for any of the items listed are available on request. Lucius Books welcomes direct contact with our customers. Paris: Saintin Et Mame. 1814 hardcover
19012207060011British Museum Natural History 1901. First Edition. Hardcover. Very Good. A rare and important monograph on Mosquitos : The Control of Malaria : Tropical Medicine 6 volume set. Octavos 23 cm. Bound in publisher's cloth. Hardcover. Good binding and cover. Clean unmarked pages. 424 391 359 17 photographic plates 639 15 photographic plates 646 6 photographic plates plate volume 37 color plates photographic plates showing wing scales. The atlas contains the plates of v. 1-2. <br> Theobald was the "distinguished authority on mosquitoes. British Museum (Natural History) hardcover
1968ST18431Zurich: L'Art Ancien S. A. Antiquariat; Munich: Robert Wölfle Antiquariat; Olten: Weiss-Hesse Antiquariat 1968. No. 8 OF 100 SETS in German there were an additional 100 sets in English. The leaves of various sizes put into mats of uniform size and contained in a case measuring 495 x 362 mm. 19 1/2 x 14 1/4". Booklet: 2 p.l. 5-108 1 pp. Plus 2 folio-sized leaves listing the title publisher and contents. <br/> The leaves uniformly matted; text in original paper wrappers housed in a pocket in the inside upper cover and leaves contained in the original folding rough-textured linen case printed paper label on front cover and spine. With a full color double-page facsimile housed in a printed paper bifolium noting that it was "put together for Konrad Graf Reuttner Schloss Achstetten" and ILLUSTRATED WITH ZOOLOGICAL LEAVES FROM 60 DIFFERENT BOOKS as called for including woodcuts and engravings of all manner of animals including two incunabular leaves and 28 WITH CONTEMPORANEOUS HAND COLORING plus an additional matted engraving not called for. ◆Some foxing to the case though the cloth bright and showing almost no wear as is the case with commentary volume; mostly light browning dampstaining or foxing on perhaps a dozen leaves one leaf the 1598 Gessner "Fischbuch" with noticeable repairs one folder torn at bottom corner but in excellent condition as a whole and with the majority of the leaves in fine or nearly fine condition.<br/> <br/> There are 60 leaves here showing woodcuts engravings and lithographs of a wide range of species from the animal kingdom--wild domestic and imaginary. The majority of these leaves come from the 18th and early 19th centuries but there are two incunabular leaves and 14 leaves from the 16th and 17th centuries. The two incunabular leaves both in fine condition are the "Ortus Sanitatis" Mainz Jacob Meydenbach 1491 and the same work printed by Johann Pruß in Strassburg ca. 1497-99. Works represented include Pliny Gessner's illustrations of fish and fowl Audubon's "Birds of America" and Meyer's "British Birds" among other notable titles. Felinophiles take note: whoever compiled the specimen leaves for the present copy included an inordinate number of illustrations of cats. There are a total of 13 leaves depicting cats both great and small including one print not called for in the list of contents. Weiss-Hesse Antiquariat unknown