Klein, J. et al.Livre Rare Book
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2007PM144132007 vii, 381 p., paperbound. Crisp new copy.
2007PM152612007 vii, 381 p., paperbound. Crisp new copy.
1955MM261161955-1985 Many papers are written by Ernst and Eveline Marcus, and after Ernst Marcus died in 1968 (included are two obituaries), his wife Eveline continued to write on Opisthobranchs. The collection offered here must contain the majority that they wrote on Opisthobranchs. Several papers with author's dedication to Dr. Malcolm Edmunds.
1851ML259241851-1858 (reprint 1975) 2 vols. 463, 442 p., 34, 19 pls, paperbound.Scarce good reprint of the extremely rare work on the zoology of Cuba. Contains many papers on molluscs, including numerous new species belonging to the very rich and diverse Cuban terretrial fauna, and 85 species of Cuban fish that Cuvier includes in his work. The plates depict mainly fish and snails but also some mammals (including the endemic Hutia) and insects (Lepidoptera and Hymenoptera), all in volume 1. Volume 2 has more taxonomically important and well-illustrated papers on Mollusca and fishes. A smudge and fold to the front wrapper of volume I, otherwise a very good clean set. This is the 1975 Junk facsimile of this classic book, not a low quality recent print on demand book.
1946PM260111946-1966 11 parts in 11. xxxxiv, 372 p., 38 text figures, 41 plates, 4to, paperbound (original blue covers with printed paper label pasted on front. The Palaeontographical Society.With numerous new taxa. From part X (1960) onwards written by Weir alone. A total of 13 parts were published so we lack only the last two. All copies present are in original wrappers and in a very good, clean condition.
2004MM367722004 318 p., 2190 coloured photographs, 1 coloured map, 4to, hardbound. In English and Italian. Very good copy, as new.
1982MM261151982-2000 Several papers with author's dedication to Dr. Malcolm Edmunds.
1936ML436271936 492 p., 17 plates, new blue cloth, spine with red and silver title label. A good, bound copy.The third part (and a stand-alone work) of the malacological results of the Voyage Zoologique d'Henri Gadeau de Kerville en Syrie & Asie-Mineure (1908-1912). This part deals with the continental molluscs of Turkey and a few adjacent regions. Contains fine photos of even the smallest species, and includes many new taxa. Also dealing with many little-known taxa, described by, for instance, Bourguignat.
1850MG100281850 xvi, 614, [1], [8] p., 102 figs, modern cloth. Several small (repaired) tears. Paper somewhat brittle. Blank corner of half-title cut out and replaced.
1904BG226881904-1905 2 volumes. vi, [1], 570, v, [1], 601 p., 141, 56 figs, frontispiece (portrait), hcloth. Library stamps.
1935MM437091935 507 p., 42 figures, 33 plates, one section, 6 maps (5 coloured), paperbound. With printed errata leaf. In Russian with an 8-page German abstract. Some wear on outer ends spine and with a library stamp, plastied. With the ex libris of Cor Karnekamp. Scarce.An important contribution to the Tertiary fossil marine and brackish molluscs of the region around the present Black Sea, and includes new species. Written by the Russian palaeontologist Vladimir Prokofevich Kolesnikov (1902-1948).
1924MM154041924-1927 1187 p., 167 pls, paperbound (spines worn). The original edition which is of much better quality than the 1978 reprint.
1958MM261111958-1990 Rare collection of papers, mostly reprints (some taken out of journals). Many papers with author's dedication to Dr. Malcolm Edmunds. Includes: Jamaican Opisthobranch Molluscs I-II (64 p., 46 figs) / Dorid nudibranchs from easternAustralia (41 p., 6 figs) / Note sur les Opisthobranches du Bassin d'Arcachon (35 p., 19 figs) etc. etc.
1913877941913 Paris, Doin (Encyclopédie Scientifique), 1913, 2 volumes in 12 reliés pleine percaline décorée de l'éditeur, 420 et 374 pages.
1910MM260571910 92 p., 14 text figures (some on heavier paper and page-sized, i.e. plates), 3 chromolithographed folded plates, frontispiece, 4to, paperbound (spine missing, covers detached and margins front cover much chipped). Small vague stamp on title page.A detailed study with clear, multi-coloured drawings and a nice frontispiece showing a model of the external and internal anatomy. Should be rebound but very scarce.
1898PM257211898 69 p., 19 plates, small folio, contemporary half calf over marbled boards. Spine with five raised bands, and red morocco label with gilt title. Marbled end-papers.Important study which includes the descriptions of several new species. Nicely bound. With broad margins. Paper-covering front cover somewhat worn with some marginal loss of marbled paper, but else a good copy.
1974MM437191974 220 p., 45 plates, publisher’s cloth. In Russian. Very good copy. Rare.This well-illustrated monograph by the Azari palaeontologist Ashraf Abdulovich Alizade (1911-1985) is devoted to the stratigraphy and malacofauna of the Sarmatian (Miocene) stage in Azerbaijan (brackish and hypersaline Paratethys). It provides a detailed description of the sections of the Sarmatian deposits and their subdivision into the corresponding substages. The mollusc fauna of the Sarmatian of Azerbaijan is described extensively and comprehensively for the first time. Several new species are described.
1816MM153591816 [10], 168 p., 9 pls of which the last 5 are hand-coloured (the first 4 showing the terminology of shell parts were never coloured), new green cloth. Ex libris Grimsby Public Library. Library stamp and markings on blank verso title-page.
1895MM241431895-1899 62, 55 p., 3 (2 folded), pls, disbound (partly loose, no covers, but added are the issue's title-pages and the page indicating the exact date of publication of each part). Rare.Two installments of this major work, comprising the second half of Tome 1. Published in: Bulletin de la Société des Sciences Naturelles de l'Ouest de la France.
1983MG257991983 xviii, 510 p., numerous text figures and graphs, publisher’s cloth. Small stamps of Herbert Ant, otherwise a very good copy.The first paper, by R. Seed, is titled "Structural organisation, adaptive radiation, and classification of molluscs", the the other ten papers are mainly on physiological aspects. Out of print.
2006PM144122006 Endomocerataceae: Pulchelliidae. Fossilium Catalogus Animalia 141; vii, 278 p., paperbound. Crisp new copy.
2006PM152752006 Endomocerataceae: Pulchelliidae. Fossilium Catalogus Animalia 141; vii, 278 p., paperbound. Crisp new copy.
1896MM435761896 [2], 270, [1] p.; seven lithographed plates, of which four double-sized and one in chromolithography; six steel-engravings in the text, including a large map of the itinerary up and down the Bay of Biscay, 8vo (24.6 x 16.1 cm), blue buckram with gilt title on the spine. Edges speckled red. Provenance: stamp of the American malacologist Richard Irwin Johnson (1925-2020) in the top margin of the front free endpaper and title. Spine faded to olive-green; a few text leaves spotted; otherwise, a very good, clean copy. Deals with the deeper water invertebrates of the Bay of Biscay, and includes a general introduction with a description of the research vessel and its scientific instruments by the expedition leader, the French echidermatologist Jean Baptiste François René Koehler (1860-1931). The largest sections are on echinoderms (by Koehler), with four plates; shelled molluscs, by the French malacologist Étienne Alexandre Arnould Locard (1841-1904), with two plates; and nudibranchs, by their compatriot Albert Jean-Baptiste Marie Vayssière (1854-1942). Shorter chapters deal with Cephalopoda (by Louis Joubin) and Bryozoa (by Calvet), with one plate. Locard's contribution includes several Brachiopoda, and a long table, titled Récapitulation des espèces suivant leurs habitats. Several species are new. Offprint. With new pagination.
2002PM144092002 xviii, 375 p., 238 figs, hardbound. Crisp new copy.
1869MM434501869-1909 (reprint 1982-1984) Three volumes (of four). 1182 p., numerous figures, portrait, paperbound. With the editor’s (Riccardo Giannuzzi Savelli) dedication (and signed by 8 other Italian malacologists) to J.J. van Aartsen on the free endpaper of volume one.