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Zoological Researches in Liberia. A list of Birds collected by J. Büttikofer and C.F. Sala in Western Liberia, with biological observations.
1885 128 p., 1 coloured plate, 1 folded map, disbound (no covers). Published in: Notes from the Leyden Museum.We added 8 other papers by Büttikofer on the birds from Liberia and 4 more on the birds from West Africa and all published in the “Notes from the Leyden Museum”. These include: Zoological Researches in Liberia. A list of birds, collected by Mr. Stampfli near Monrovia (26 p.), Zoological Researches in Liberia. A list of birds collected by the author and Mr Stampfli (48 p., 1 map), Zoological Researches in Liberia. Fourth list of birds (26 p., 1 coloured plate), On a new collection of birds from SW Africa (16 p., 1 coloured plate), On birds from the Congo and SW Africa (36 p., 1 coloured plate), etc. Also added is: A review of the genus Rhipidura (34 p.).
On a collection of birds made by Dr. C. Klaesi in the Highlands of Padang (W. Sumatra) during the winter 1884-85.
1887 96 p., disbound (no covers). Published in: Notes from the Leyden Museum.We added 8 other papers by Büttikofer on Indonesian birds and all published in the “Notes from the Leyden Museum”. These include: On a collection of birds from Nias (40 p.), On a collection of birds from the Tenimber Islands (11 p., 1 lithographed plate), On a new species of Pericocrotus from Sumbawa (2 p., 1 lithographed plate), On a collection of birds from the islands of Flores, Sumba and Roti (14 p.), etc.
Zoological Results of the Dutch Scientific Expedition to Central Borneo. The Mammals. The Birds.
1897-1900 25, 41, 132 p., 5 lithographed (3 coloured) plates, 1 coloured folded map, loose original boards (introduction & Mammal part), disbound, no covers (Bird part). Published in: Notes from the Leyden Museum. The three coloured plates (chromolithographs) were drawn and lithographed by J.G. Keulemans.
Rapport sur la conférence pour la protection internationale de la Nature. Bâle, 30 juin - 7 juillet 1946.
Bâle, Ligue suisse pour la protection de la nature, novembre 1946. In-8 de 109 pages, pleine toile rouge imprimée et dorée de l'éditeur.
Orné de 8 planches photographiques hors-textes. Un texte fondateur. C'est grâce à Julian Huxley, directeur de l'UNESCO, que la Ligue Suisse pour la protection de la Nature réussit à organiser cette conférence qui mènera à la création de l'Union Internationale pour la Protection de la Nature, le plus influent et le plus large réseau professionnel consacré à la conservation de la nature. Quelques rares piqûres sont visibles, légère oxydation du pourtour des feuillets, minimes salissures à la reliure.
