Marion de Procé, M.Livre Rare Book
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1842MM167791842 2 p., 1 lithographed plate, disbound (loose, no covers). Published in: Annales des Sciences Naturelles.
1976MM365241976 96 p., numerous figures and coloured photographs, paperbound.
1987MM086891987 136 p., num. figs, 268 col. photographs, paperbound.
1987MM146751987 136 p., num. figs, 268 col. photographs, paperbound.
1987MM235241987 136 p., num. figs, 268 col. photographs, paperbound.
1987MM252651987 136 p., num. figs, 268 col. photographs, paperbound. From the library of the British nudibranch specialist Malcolm Edmunds (with the original invoice from Brill to him dated 1987).
1956MM281171956 34 p., 22 (1 col.), roy. 4to, paperbound. Published in: Archives du Muséum National d’Histoire Naturelle de Paris.
1933MM256931933 viii, 77 p., 8 fine plates with explanatory text leaves, 4to, new black boards. Paper label with title on the spine.Important contribution to the fossil (Eocene) malacology of Egypt, with several new species. Published in the 22nd volume of the institute's Mémoires. The French geologist Jean Cuvillier (1899-1969), who worked as a teacher in Cairo, published more in this series but this work seems to be the rarest. A very good, clean copy.
1980MJ437021980-1992(=1993) In issues. Missing Anno III. Ex library J.J. van Aartsen (with his annotations). Includes three original photographs of figures published in the Notiziario.Mainly on Mediterranean marine molluscs.
1878ML206941878 16 p., 30 (15 partly coloured by hand), hcloth (with original front cover laid down). Text in French. There are 2 times 15 plates (15 partly coloured and the same 15 plates in uncoloured state). Scarce.We added a photocopy of: Shuttleworth, R.J., 1856. Notitiae Malacologicae. I. Heft. (Gründsätzliche Bemerkungen zur Systematik und Nomenclatur der Mollusken. Monographische Versuche: Limicolaria, Orthalicus, Porphyrobaphe, Perideris und Pseudachatina) (90 p., 9 pls - clothbound photocopy).
1877ML345151877 16 p., 15 plain plates, new blue cloth (with original front cover laid down). Text in French. Ex library Dr. A.C. van Bruggen (with his signature). Scarce.
1878ML436951878 16 p., 15 lithographed plates of which 14 with fine, original hand-colouring, later black cloth with original printed front cover laid on. Small stamp of Cor Karnekamp in the top margin of the front free endpaper. One plate with the lower (blank) margin a bit toned, otherwise a spotless copy.Beautifully illustrated.
1902MG435061902 77, [1] p., 46 figures, 4to, paperbound (printed covers protected by plain covers). With author’s dedication to G. Dollfus
1882B120932Liège, Vaillant-Carmanne 1882 21pp. + 1 planche hors-texte, signé avec dédicace par l'auteur à m. Van Ertborn, 23cm., brochure originale (dos renforcé), extrait des "Annales de la Société géologique de Belgique" (t.IX), bon état, B120932
1934ML202861934-1947 121 p., several figs & pls. Good collection of reprints published in the Bulletin du Mus. royal Hist. Nat. de Belgique, all on the land and freshwater mollusca of Belgium.
1966PM284121966 64 p., 10 figs, 5 pls, 1 folded table, paperbound. Published in: Riv. Ital. Paleont.
1908MM437151908 21 p., 2 fine phototype plates with explanatory text leaves, new plain wrappers. Very good copy.On well-preserved Jurassic gastropods including new species. Published in the Société Géologique de Normandie. Bulletin 27.
1902MM436411902 41 p., two phototype plates, paperbound (original printed covers). Some wear on spine. Uncut. A good copy.Offprint from the Bulletin de la Société Géologique de France 4 (2). The fine plates show Triassic gastropods, described by Cossmann (the French geologist Chartron wrote the stratigraphical part). Many are very well preserved, and new.
1874MM102321874. 20 p., 1 partly col. lithographed plate, plain wrapperds. French translation of English manuscript by Armand Thielens. Published in: Annales de la SociétéMalacologique de belgique.
1909ML345641909 19 p., 1 lithographed plate, printed wrappers. Published in: Bolletino dei Musei di Zoologia ed Anatomia comparata della R. Universita di Torino. Ex library Dr. C.O. van Regteren Altena & Dr. A.C. van Bruggen (with their stamps).
1941MM136011941 41 p., 2 figs, 10 pls, paperbound. Tromsø Mus. Arsh. 61#1.
1991MM456881991 76 p., 4 plates, printed wrappers. Gloria Maris. With author’s signature.
1956MM230791956 56, 77 p., num. tables, 4to, paperbound. Library stamp (Zooologisch Museum Amsterdam, ex bibliotheek Van Benthem Jutting).Mainly on Teredinidae and the crustacean Limnoria.
1857ML258401857-1860 12 papers in two. Numerous text pages, 157 fine lithographed plates, royal 4to, new half cloth over marbled boards. Printed paper label on spine. One page with lower (blank) margin chipped, otherwise a very good set with very clean plates.Isaac Lea (1792-1886) was by far the most prolific 19th century American writer on fresh water molluscs. His American and other fresh water molluscan papers are numerous, diverse, and notoriously difficult to collate. The number of new species is sheer endless. The papers mainly come in three versions. (A). The original very short Latin descriptions in many small papers in the Proceedings of the Academy of Natural Science of Philadelphia (ANSP) (8vo size, without illustrations). (B). The expanded illustrated descriptions in the Journal of the ANSP (4to); C. The offprints of (B), with additional title pages, etc., titled ''Observations on'' (4to). The latter were combined, usually in pairs, into Volumes. There are 13 such volumes in all. Priority in many cases has not been established. All papers are listed and separately numbered in Scudder, the bibliographer of Lea. (Scudder 150, 170, 215, 222, 245, and 259).
1962MG259181962 [8], 218 p. paperbound.Edited by William Clench and Ruth Turner, it contains the large catalogue, with almost 5700 taxa, mostly molluscs, also cirripeds, of species and genera described Henry Augustus Pilsbry (1862-1957), with references, dates of authorship, etc. Pilsbry perhaps was the most prolific author in malacology, just "beating" W. H. Dall in number of described staxa. Pilsbry shared his love for cirripeds with, amongst others, Charles Darwin. Guido Poppe's copy with his autograph.