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185910784AB3 Text- und 3 Tafelbände. Paris, F. Savy, 1859–(1874). Gr.-8°. (2) Bl., 424 (recte 406) S.; (1) Bl., 506 S.; (2) Bl., 488 S. Mit 154 kolorierten Kupfertafeln. Halblederbände der Zeit.
18238215CB8 Bände. London, Printed for the Author. 1823–1840. 8°. 8 S. (Vorwort in Band I), 36 S. + 11 Bl. (Index in Band VII). Mit 771 handkolorierten Kupfertafeln von John Curtis (Tafel 205 doppelt nr.). Jede Tafel mit 2–4 S. Tect. Orig.-Leinenbände mit verg. Rückentitel und Deckelvignette.
1898EL372941898-1920 29 volumes (of 30). numerous figures, 293 coloured lithographed plates (of 310), text publisher’s cloth (with wear, mostly on outer ends spine, volumes 4-13 with old paper label on spine), plates bound in somewhat matching but darker cloth (but much better quality as the text in publisher’s cloth and thus very well preserved, and with original printed covers bound in). Library stamps. Volume one with ex libris.Sir George Francis Hampson, 10th Baronet (1860-1936) was an English entomologist. Hampson travelled to India to become a tea-planter in the Nilgiri Hills of the Madras presidency (now Tamil Nadu), where he became interested in moths and butterflies. When he returned to England he worked at the Natural History Museum (London), where he wrote ‘’The Lepidoptera of the Nilgiri District’’ (1891) and several other works. He was promoted to acting assistant keeper in 1901. He then worked on his magnum opus, his 15 volume ‘’Catalogue of the Lepidoptera Phalaenae in the British Museum’’. Complete text (volume 1 same binding but from another set) together with all plate volumes except those to volume 1. The text volumes of this work are not rare, although complete copies are seldom offered. However the beautifully chromolithographed plate volumes are far more difficult to obtain.
187610671Paris Emile Deyrolle 1876 Un volume in-8 broché, couverture bleue, étiquette manuscrite collée au dos, xiv et 108 pages. Rousseurs, petites déchirures, sans manque, sur les bords de la couverture.
1810AMO-2465A Paris, chez J. J. Paschoud, libraire, et à Genève chez le même, 1810 (de l'imprimerie de J. J. Paschoud, à Genève) 1 volume in-8 (22,7 x 15,4 cm) de XIII-(1)-(2)-328 pages et 2 planches hors-texte (4 figures sur la première et 13 figures sur la deuxième). Cartonnage plein papier bleu de l'époque, encore solide mais avec usures (carton du dos plié au milieu et très frotté, coins et coiffes usés). Intérieur frais, imprimé sur beau papier fort. Édition originale. Un des quelques exemplaires imprimés sur papier vélin fort (type Whatman), à grandes marges (les exemplaires du tirage courant sont sur papier vergé). La première planche montre des fourmilières tandis que la deuxième donne la description de diverses fourmis indigènes comme les fourmis roussâtres, les fourmis sanguines, les fourmis noir-cendrées et les fourmis mineuses (planche coloriée à la main). Ces planches sont l'oeuvre de Pierre Huber lui-même. On trouve les chapitres suivants : de l'architecture - de l'art de bâtir chez les fourmis fauves - architecture des fourmis maçonnes - architecture des fourmis noir-cendrées - architecture des fourmis qui sculptent le bois - architecture des fourmis qui travaillent la sciure de bois - des œufs, larves et nymphes des fourmis - de la fécondation des fourmis et de ses conséquences - départ des fourmis ailées - histoire des fourmis ailées après la fécondation - conduite des ouvrières à l'égard des femelles fécondées - des relations des fourmis entre elles - de la manière dont les fourmis se dirigent dans leurs courses - des migrations des fourmis fauves - de l'affection des fourmis pour leurs compagnes - des guerres des fourmis et de quelques autres particularités - des relations des fourmis avec les pucerons et les gale-insectes - du langage antennal - liaisons des fourmis avec les pucerons - des relations des fourmis avec les gale-insectes - industrie presqu'humaine des fourmis - ressources des fourmis pendant l'hiver - des œufs des pucerons - premier aperçu de l'histoire des fourmis amazones - recherches sur l'origine des fourmilières mixtes - nouvelles considérations sur les fourmis amazones - établissement d'une fourmilière mixte dans un appareil vitré - histoire des fourmis sanguines - considérations sur les insectes qui vivent en république - notes relatives aux espèces - description des fourmis dont il a été question dans cet ouvrage. "L’un des ouvrages sur l’histoire naturelle les plus remarquables de ce siècle. L’auteur y a consacré un chapitre entier à l’histoire des femelles; il décrit leurs amours, la manière dont s’établissent les nouvelles peuplades… les suit dans leurs émigrations, dans leurs voyages… observe les combats que se livrent les fourmis d’espèces différentes…" (Quérard IV, 149). Bon exemplaire du rare tirage sur papier vélin. Complet des 2 planches dont la planche de fourmis coloriée à l'époque.
1884EL369971884-1892 40, xii, 23 (= pp. 13-35), x, 18, [1], x, 9 p., 3, 7, 3, 2 coloured lithographed plates, large 4to (24,5 x 30 cm), somewhat later green cloth half cloth (two original printed front covers bound in). One front cover damaged and taped with translucent paper strips, three plates with some slight marginal foxing. A 1 cm (repaired) marginal tear in one plate. Library stamps on verso front cover and one on each title-page.Between 1876 and 1902 the Breton printer Charles Oberthür (1845-1924) wrote and published 21 parts of his Études d'Entomologie. All parts are rare and much sought after for their beautiful illustrations and the many new species described therein. We offer here four parts: 9, 11, 14 and 16. Part 11 has its original front cover (somewhat browned and foxed) and a dedication by Oberthür: ‘’A Monsieur l’Abbé Pichot, affecteux souvenir de l’auteur Charles Oberthür, Rennes, 5 Janvier 1898’’.
1836EH211191836-1845 3 volumes (of 4). 547, 10, 680, 4, 646,4 p., 36 of which 27 beautifully hand-coloured pls, green contemporary hcalf (spine gilt, black labels). The green on spines somewhat discoloured. Some slight scattered foxing, but plates clean. In this set the plates are bound at the end of each volume. Ex library Claude Gouffé.This is Comte Amédée Luis Michel Lepeletier de Saint-Fargau's (1770-1845) main work and was published by Librairie Encyclopédique de Roret as part of the ''Suites à Buffon''. There was a fourth volume published in 1846 which was authored by A. Brullé but is not present in our set, but the work is very rare in any state. This is a good set of the first three volumes of the scarce coloured edition in an attractive period binding.
1822ED347571822-1838[1851] (2nd ed. first two volumes, 1st ed. vols 3-7) Seven volumes in six + atlas portfolio. xxiv, 259, [1], vi, 276, x, 416, xii, 428, xii, 412, xi, 401, [3], xii, 434, [2] p., 74 engraved and lithographed (last ones) plates (loose in portfolio). The first 11 plates in old negative copies (thus white drawings on a black background), uniform early 20th century (ca. 1900-1920) brown cloth with marbled boards and gilt lettering on spine. Some wear on boards and spine portfolio. Volumes 1-2 are the 1851 edition printed on lower quality paper thus these two with some scattered foxing). Library stamps on free end-papers and title-pages, else a good copy.Apparently the volumes were given in 1970 to the Zoologisch Museum Amsterdam (which no longer exists) by the Dutch botanist and entomologist Gideon Kruseman (1904-1992). Some of the pencil annotations in the books might be in his hand, or by an earlier owner of this set.Johann Wilhelm Meigen (1764-1845) was a German entomologist specialized in Diptera, and is sometimes called the father of dipterology. In any case the above work is his magnum opus, his chief accomplishment. In all he described 3500 species (mainly diptera).
1847PHO-620Paris, A. René et Cie,(235x160),1847. 2 volumes in-8, demi-chagrin violet, dos orné, tranches mouchetées (Reliure de l'époque), illustré de 8 lithographies et 2 cartes , un vocabulaire Zoulou à la fin du 1er tome ainsi qu’une liste des insectes , diptères ramenés pour la collection du muséum naturel de Paris .quelques rousseurs
1801EC450641801-1802 Two volumes (complete). xxiv, 506, 687, 79 p., contemporary marbled paper-covered boards with red labels. Yellow edges. Ex library Heinrich Bickhardt (with his stamp on first free endpapers). With some slight wear, but still a very good, tightly bound set. Rare.
18563951856 1 Paris, Maison, 1856, 7 volumes in-8 reliés demi-chagrin bleu-noir, dos à nerfs, quelques planches.
187818651Mémoires présentés par divers savants à l'académie des sciences de l'institut de France. Extrait du tome xxvi. Edition originale par Maxime Cornu.Paris, imprimerie nationale, 1878. 357 pages. 24 planches hors texte, certaines en couleurs, sous serpentes. Quelques annotations au crayon. Un des ouvrages les plus recherchés sur le sujet.Reliure demi basane havane à coins. Dos à petits nerfs ornés. Couvertures conservées. Pièce de titre en maroquin. Quelques rousseurs en fin d'ouvrage. Bon état. Format in-8°(24x16).
1863ES271331863-1878 Seven parts in seven. ca. 1300 p., 19 lithographed plates, 4to, disbound (no covers). A major achievement by Henri de Saussure on Orthoptera, Phasmatodea and Blattaria. Several groups are revised and many new taxa are described and figured. Because it was printed over a long period of time and several issues of the society's (Société de Physique et d'Histoire Naturelle de Genève) Mémoires, the pagination is irregular, but all the plates are numbered consecutively. A few plates and text pages with some light spotting, one plate with repairs to the margin, otherwise a very good set. Complete sets as these are very rare. Horn-Schenkling, 18945; Nissen ZBI, 3598.
1880EO208601880-1885 3 volumes. xxxix, 714, ix, 200 p., 56, 17 lithographed pls, small folio, original green cloth (a few small, unobtrusive and skilfull repairs). A few plates with some very slight foxing. Libray stamps (Hartogh Heijs van de Lier, Delft on first volume, and Nederlandsche Entomologische Vereeniging on the other volumes).A fine and important monograph on lice, with a world-wide scope. Includes numerous new species, an alphabetical index, and and index on mammalian and avian host species. The fine plates were drawn by the author. Good, complete copy of this scarce and important monograph on the Mallophaga.
1880EO340331880 Leiden, E.J. Brill, 1880/85 : in-4°, cartonnage éditeur xxxix, 714 pp., 56 planches teintées, xii, 200 pp., 17 planches teintées, reliure de l'éditeur en pleines toiles vertes grenées estampées à frois et à chaud. Bel ensemble bien complet de cette monographie sur les poux. Coiffes et coins égèrement frottés, légère trace d'humidité et petite trace de coup sur le 1° plat de l'atlas, quelques planches détachées sur l'atlas, discrets cachets de bibliothèques, rare !
1889EL340401889 Leipzig, Heyne, 1889 : in-8, relié 222 pp., 1 ff. errata, 32 planches couleurs hors-texte (1 à 24, I à VIII), reliure moderne signée Malica Lestang en demi-chagrin cerise à coins, dos à 5 nerfs, marges supérieures un peu courtes, sinon très bel exemplaire !
1832EL340211832 Paris, Roret, 1832 : in-8, relié 132 pp. n. ch., 34 planches en couleurs gravées d'après nature (1-17, 19-35) sur les Noctuélides, reliure moderne en plein Skyvertex vert sapin, titrage doré au dos, 1° plat avec manque de l'une des couverture de livraison conservé. Publication restée inachevée, il s'agit ici de la partie complète sur les Noctuélides, mis à part la planche 18 manquante. Très bon état, rousseurs sur le texte, les planches sont assez fraiches.
1837EA386721837-1850 Five parts bound in one (complete). vi, 39, 38, 130, [2], 136, 104 p., 6, 13, 30 engraved plates, of the total of 49 plates 32 are hand-coloured, contemporary half calf with pebbled boards, spine with gilt author/title. Library stamps (Rijksmuseum van Natuurlijke Historie, Leiden, and their discard stamp, one erased old stamp and one erased ex libris, stamp of the Swiss zoologist René-Edouard Claparède (1832-1871) on title-page). Bound in is also a hand-coloured plate of Coleoptera species (Chrysobothris), presumably by mistake.The coloured plates depict Ticks (Ixodida) only!
1887EL340241887-1889 Ludgate Hill, Trübner & Co., 1887/89 : In-8 Raisin, Cartonnage d'éditeurs. xiv, 355 pp., 1 planche N&B et 6 planches couleurs hors-texte, 242 pp., 3 planches couleurs hors-texte, 438 pp., 3 planches couleurs hors-texte, 1 carte dépliante en couleurs in fine, cartonnage en pleine percaline violine de l'éditeur, coiffes et coins légèrement défraichis, bel exemplaire de l'édition originale ! Très bon état, Couv. fraîche, Dos impeccable, Intérieur frais.
188929908AB4 Bände. Div. Druckorte, 1889-1938. Leinenbände der Zeit.
1867EL340411867-1878 6 volumes (complete) + catalogue méthodique. vi, 251, viii, 270, vii, 256, 262, x, 512, iv, 398, 37 p., 3 (of 5) b/w pls (A, B, E), 69 coloured pls (1-58, 45 and 46 used twice but separate plates, 1-9), 12mo (12 x 18 cm), half plumb coloured basane leather, the spine of volume 5 more reddish than the other volumes, gilt and blind tooled lined on the spines. The catalogue is paperbound. Ex libraries: E. Lignier (with his stamp) & Michel Beaurain (with his ex libris). Some slight scattered foxing. Although two black/white plates are missing (all 69 coloured plates present) still a good set.Volume six is often missing and was published one year before Berce’s death, and treats the microlepidoptera (Hétérocères. Deltoides, Pyralites). Berce writes in his introduction:’’Nous avons longtemps hésité à entreprendre ce sixième volume malgré les encouragements de plusiers de nos collègues; la crainte de faire un travail incomplet nous avait retenu’’.
1873EG340201873-1885 Four volumes (complete, but not uniform). viii, 840, 1028, 1110 p., 118 plates (numbered 1-80, 80bis, 81-117) of which 112 are finely hand-coloured, The 3 text volumes are in contemporary half sheepskin (basane), atlas is in contemporary cloth, all have author/title in gilt on spines. The text volumes are somewhat rubbed and have several library stamps, some foxing in first and last pages and volume three has one or two small stain(s) in lower (blank) corner of last few pages (index), but bindings are tight. Plate volume have some slight wear on extremities, and inner joints weak, but plates are fresh and clean.
1801EJ273451801-1808 Over 1200 p., later speckled boards, spines with burgundy morocco label with gilt title. One of the greatest rarities in entomological literature published by the famous Johann Illiger (1775-1815). No plates have been published in this journal. The very rare vol. 6 is missing. We have added a photocopy of volume 5. According to Horn-Schenkling: "Der sechste Band ist fast in der ganzen Auflage verbrannt und äusserst Selten!". Some marginal worming, the fourth volume in a binding that once contained the fifth as well, leaving a gap and one inner joint loose. Horn-Schenkling, 11177.
1867EL346131867-1878 6 volumes (complete). vi, 251, viii, 270, vii, 256, 262, x, 512, iv, 398, 37 p., 5 b/w plates (A-E), 69 col. pls (1-58, 45 and 46 used twice but separate plates, 1-9), 12mo (12 x 18.5 cm), volumes 1-5 red morocco, volume 6 (microlepidoptera) dark green leather. First five volumes ex library Eug. de Keyn (with his stamp), volume six ex library Dr. Maurice Royer (with his stamp) and Carolus Casolari (with his ex libris depicting a spider in its web with the motto ‘’nihil sine labore’’). Some foxing in first pages volume 5, lower right corner of plate 43 missing.Volume six is often missing and was published one year before Berce’s death, and treats the microlepidoptera (Hétérocères. Deltoides, Pyralites). Berce writes in his introduction:’’Nous avons longtemps hésité à entreprendre ce sixième volume malgré les encouragements de plusiers de nos collègues; la crainte de faire un travail incomplet nous avait retenu’’.
1840EG296461840 4 volumes (complete). cxxv, 324, [1], 563, [1], 672, 600, [1] p., 43, 38, 72, 46 pls, contemporary dark violet (almost black) half calf (spine richly gilt), marbled boards (rubbed), blueish-green and brown marbled end-papers, edges light blue. With scattered foxing. very small stamp on title-page volume 1, 2 plates cut short (with loss of tip of wing of butterfly), one blank margin of one plate repaired.Emphasis in this series was on Coleoptera which was treated much more exhaustively than the other groups by le Comte de Castelnau. This is a good, complete set in an attractive period binding.