1982 261 p., 48 figs, 62, 15 pls, 4to, paperbound. Two little holes in upper margin of front cover, and upper, inner blank corner with with some loss of paper (but not of text).
Louis Colas 1801 In-4, demi-basane bleu nuit, filets à froid, fers dorés, VIII-164 pp., 13 planches in fine dessinées par Gratteloup et gravées par Lambert. épidermures sur le dos, plats frottés, petit accroc en coiffe de tête. Une lég. auréole en marge des 5 dernières planches.
Ouvrage posthume proposant pour la première fois en France, une faune des mollusques continentaux. Bon état d’occasion
1998 48 p., 55 pls (many col.), 4to, paperbound. Annuario/Yearbook to La Conchiglia no. 289. Numerous papers on the malacofauna of that island: Pectinidae, Strombidae, Cassidae, Terebridae, Chitonidae, Fasciolariidae, Turbinidae, Planaxidae, Atlantidae.
1859. 110 p., 4 lithographed plates with explanatory text leaves, paperbound (modern plain brown paper covers).With a long introduction and several new species. Published in the society's Mèmoires, 23. Simultaneously or shortly after it was published in Paris too (by Baillière). Plates with some slight foxing, text clean. A good copy.
1847-1852 Five parts in five (of six), 594 p. (of the main text), and 24 (of 31) lithographsed plates. Original printed wrappers.The pages 107-108 were reprinted in fascicule II with slightly different text. Part III contains the "Catalogus extramarinorum galliae testaceorum", being a complete list of all the genera treated in the whole work, plus the original diagnoses/descriptions of all of Dupuy's new species in the first three parts of this work, which therefore all date at least from 15 February 1849. Some plates lightly spotted, a few with marginal staining, not reaching the figures. Wrappers frayed on spine, one with paper of spine missing. Inscribed on front wrappers by former owners Walter Wächtler and Herbert Lutz, and the minuscule stamp of Herbert Ant on the title page.
1847-1852 xxi, 737 p., 31 lithographed plates, 1 folded table, 4to, paperbound in six parts as issued (original printed covers). One spine worn, uncut. Some scattered foxing. With author’s dedication to A. carbonneau on all six parts.[couvertures grises imprimées de l'éditeur. Bon état, couvertures défraichies avec un dos fendu, non coupés, brunissures et rousseurs affectant certaines planches, envoi de l'auteur à A. Carbonneau sur les 6 fascicules].
1852 210 p., 9 (some folded, some col.) pls (numbered 1-13 as three have double numbers, plate 10 missing), 4to. Disbound.The French zoologist Georges Louis Duvernoy (1777-1855) was a pupil, assistant and successor of Georges Cuvier. The present work is entirely in Cuvier's tradition, with extensive detailed descriptions of the anatomy of bivalves, whereas Cuvier principally worked on gastropods. Species include Panopea australis, Anadonta cygnea, and the "living fossil", Trigonia (now Neotrigonia) australis. Contents clean. Plate 10 missing. Rare.
1923 45 p., 42 figs, roy. 4to, paperbound. Library stamps. With author's dedication. Ex library D.R. Moore.
2002 172 p., numerous figs & photographs, paperbound. Thesis. Library stamp.
1959 274 p., 8 plates, numerous figures and maps, small 4to, paperbound.Thesis. Describes and illustrates an African Eocene fauna (5 plates depict molluscs). But does include new species. A very good, clean copy.
1976 82, xviii p., 47 plates (16 full colour), a few text figs. Half cloth with gilt title on spine, in full colour dust jacket. This is the scarce hard cover edition. Includes descriptions and illustrations of the smaller and rarer species. Dust jacket with a few tears, inscriptions and stamp on front pastedown, otherwise clean. A good copy.
1842 x, 437 p. many text engravings, 17 plates (ten larger, folded, nine hand-coloured), 4to. Original blind-stamped cloth with gilt vignette on the front board and gilt title on the spine.First geological, palaeontological and topographical research of the "second geological district", being that part of the state north of and including the Mohawk Valley, thus including the Adirondacks and the plains towards Canada. From the latter area a marine boreal fauna is described with on two plates a number of Pleistocene molluscs. Meosozoic and older molluscs and some other invertebrates are figured in text engravings. The other plates are maps, views, and profiles, many large and folded, many handcoloured. Old library bookplate on the front paste-down, rather vague blindstamp on all the plates, touching figures but not quite obtrusive, some light wear to the boards, otherwise a good clean copy.
1910 46 unnumbered pages, 18 pls, roy. 4to, loose in printed covers as issued (front cover sightly soiled). Museum d’Histoire Naturelle de Genève. Scarce.The plates depict Scaphopods (1 plate) and Bivalves (15 plates depicting Solenidae, Crassatellidae, Corbulidae, Tellinidae, Lucinidae etc.), and other invertebrates (2 plates). In all of the fossils 117 plates were published.
1959 75, 8, 23 p., 4, 2, 5 pls, paperbound. Published in: Boletim do Museu Paraense Emilio Goeldi. With author's dedication.
1964 83 p., 34 figs, 2 pls, 4to, cloth. Library stamps.Complete volume: Annales de Paléontologie. Invertébrés. Tome 50 (in all 208 p.), which also includes: Gall & Grauvogel, Un arthropode peu connu. Le genre Euthycarcinus (18 p., 3 figs, 8 pls) / Roblot, Sporomorphes du Précambrien Armoricain (8 p., 4 pls) / Vaudois-Mi0ja, Les espèces Nummulitiques attribuées au genre Trochocyathus (53 p., 19 figs, 4 pls) / Sornay, Sur quelques nouvelles espèces d’Inocérames du Sénonien de Madagascar (15 p.,7 figs, 3 pls) / Secrétan, La carapace des Crustacés. Différents modes d’adaption aux segments du corps (20 p., 12 figs, 2 pls).
1880-1887 xxiv, 1369, [23] p., 1138 figs, 23 engraved pls, 1 col. folded map, frontispiece, contemporary half calf and marbled boards. Foxing on first few and last few pages, and also on last 3 plates.
1894 Coloured lithographed plates 59-62. with explanatory text to the plates, small folio, loose with the printed covers. Only the plates no text.The 4 magnificent, decorative plates depict species of Anodonta, Unio, Cyrena & Dreissensia.
1931 192 p., 25 figs, paperbound. Thesis.
1931 192 p., 25 figs, paperbound. Back cover missing. Thesis.
1903 22 p., 3 pls, large 4to, disbound (no covers). Faint library stamps. Published in: The Transactions of the Linnean Society of London.
1905-1914 In six parts. Incl. numerous maps (many folded and coloured) and plates, folio. Original printed wrappers.May be the largest monograph ever published on the Dutch, and especially the Zealand, mussels and oysters. Wrappers partly chipped and split, otherwise good.
1910 (3rd ed.) 35 p., 44 pls (showing 350 species), paperbound. With previous owners signature (L. de Séroka, 1910, Liège) on verso last plate.
1867 16 p., 2 beautifully lithographed pls, roy. 4to, original printed wrappers.During the second half of the 19th century, every nation with maritime and imperialistic interests sent out ships to investigate the lesser-known parts of the world, and the scientific results (geography, geology, meteorology, ethnography, botany, zoology, etc.) of such expedition were often published in lavishly illustrated monographs. The Austrian Novara-expedition was no exception. The Austrain malacologist Georg Ritter von Frauenfeld (1807-1873) described the molluscs collected by the Novara expedition and found that there were comparatively few, because no dredging was done, and all shells were hand-picked. And yet he described some 30 new species which are finely illustrated on the two plates. Usually this work is found as an excerpt from the Denkschriften of the Kaiserliche Akademie der Wissenschaften in Vienna. This, however, is the rarer offprint, with original printed wrappers. Unopened copy. Small unobtrusive marginal waterstain on lower margin of plates, old, skilful repair to front wrapper, otherwise a very good, clean copy.