‎Maurice BEDEL‎
‎Philippine‎

‎The Philippine land shells of the genus Amphidromus / The shipworms of the Philippine Islands / The Philippine land mollusks of the genus Opisthoporus / The Philippine land mollusks Cochlostyla rufogaster and Obba marmorata and their races / The land shells of the genus Obba from Mindoro province Phlippine Islands / The tree snails of the genus Cochlostyla of Mindoro Province Philippine Islands.‎

‎1917-1938 Six papers in one. 278 p. [47, 22, 5, 14, 29, 161], 69 plates and maps, including one in full colour, 8vo (22.3 x 15.0 cm), green buckram with gilt title "Biology of Philippines. Land Shells". Original printed covers bound in. Last paper with punch holes in the left margin (hardly visible). From the library of the American malacologist Richard Irwin Johnson (1925-2020) with his stamp on the first paper.Important contributions to the knowledge of the distribution and speciation in several groups of Philippine land shells. Bartsch included descriptions of new species and subspecies, as well as distribution maps. Some papers belong to the scarcest titles in the series United States Museum Bulletin. This is all that has been written by Paul Bartsch on Philippine molluscs. The rather short but well-illustrated paper on shipworms is the only one on marine species.‎

‎Summary of the Philippine land shells.‎

‎1895-1901 113 p., 8vo (26.0 x 18.2 cm), near contemporary quarter cloth over plain boards. Spine with gilt author/title. Inscribed by the author in the top margin of the front wrapper to the Philippine malacologist Pedro de Mesa (1885-1966), and next to it the latter's dedication to the American malacologist William James "Bill" Clench (1897-1984); stamp of the American malacologist Richard Irwin Johnson (1925-2020) in the top margin of the front board, and on the front cover below Faustino's dedication. A fewl annotations, partly in red and blue pencil. Short tear in the fore edge of the first two leaves (repaired), lower outer corner of the front cover missing.A very seldom-seen paper by the Philippine malacologist Leopoldo Alcaraz Faustino (1892-1935). The introduction enumerates many, mostly 19th-century papers containing descriptions of Philippine molluscs. The very long species list has references to these works. It forms a supplement to the author's (1928) Summary of the Philippine marine and fresh-water mollusks, and contains an addendum to that work.‎

‎The Philippine Dorothea Philippine. Map. Theatre of the Russo-Turkish War 1736-1‎

‎The Philippine Dorothea Philippine. Map. Theatre of the Russo-Turkish War 1736-1737. In Russian (ask us if in doubt)/Filippin Doroteya (Johanna Dorothea Philippin). Karta. Teatr russko-turetskoy voyny 1736-1737 gg.Germany After 1755. 1 hp 50x40 sm. We have thousands of titles and often several copies of each title may be available. Please feel free to contact us for a detailed description of the copies available. SKUalb8ba5b67439c4e678‎

‎L'AVANT-SCENE CINEMA-N°31-15 NOVEMBRE 1963-ADIEU PHILIPPINE/BLUE JEANS‎

‎64 PAGES FORMAT 18,5 CM X 26,5 CM-"ADIEU PHILIPPINE"-FILM DE JACQUES ROZIER-(50 PAGES)-ENTRE LE BADINAGE ET LE CHAGRIN,PAR JEAN COLLET-DECOUPAGE APRES MONTAGE ET DIALOGUE IN EXTENSO-PHOTOS-"ADIEU PHILIPPINE" ET LA PRESSE-"BLUE JEANS"-FILM DE JACQUES ROZIER-DECOUPAGE DIALOGUE ET COMMENTAIRE IN EXTENSO-PHOTOS-"A L'OUEST RIEN DE NOUVEAU",DE LEWIS MILESTONE,SYNOPSIS-PHOTOS‎

‎COUVERTURE SOUPLE ETAT BON‎

‎THE PHILIPPINE JOURNAL OF SCIENCE. VOL. 55, No.4. December, 1934.‎

‎Manila Bureau of printing 1934 un volume in-4°, pp. 298-401. (manques de papier aux couvertures et au dos). RUSSELL & BAISAS : Habitats of Philippine Anopheles larvae (5 planches); id. : A practical illustrated key to larvae of Philippine Anopheles (33 planches, figures); SERRANO : Fruitlet black-rot of pineapple in the Philippines (5 planches); id. : Pineapple mealy-bug wilt in the Philippines (5 planches); GRESSIT : New longicorn beetles from the Japanese Empire, II (Coleoptera : Cerambycidae); Erratum; Index. Non coupé.‎