1909 (reprint 1966) 30 p., 1 text fig., 5 plates, large 4to. Printed wrappers.Contribution to the fossil conchology of the Paris bassin. Well-illustrated. This is the very good reprinted edition by Swets & Zeitlinger (1966). A good clean copy.
1857 [2], 150, 8 p., paperbound (plain blue covers as issued). A few unobtrusive blind-stamps.
1855 [2], 192, 4 p., paperbound (plain blue covers as issued). A few unobtrusive blind-stamps.
1853 1 Paris, Baillère, 1853-1857, gd in-4° carré de 1 f. (titre)-77 pages + 110 planches, relié demi-toile rouge à coins, dos lisse, titre or sur pièce de toile verte ; dos légèrement passé et poussiéreux, des rousseurs, annotations au crayon bleu en marge de quelques planches.
Atlas seul (sans les 4 vol. de texte) bien complet de ses 110 planches finement lithographiées en noir par Lackerbauer. Deuxième édition, augmentée. La première (1844-1846) ne comptait que 73 planches, 72 en noir et une en couleurs. Les 77 pages de texte sont des descriptions détaillées des planches de mammifères (I à XX), oiseaux (XXI), reptiles (XXII à XXX), poissons (XXXI à XXXIX), articulés (XL), crustacés (XLI à XLVII), mollusques (XLVIII à XCXII), échinodermes crinoïdes (XCXIII à CII) et divers (CIII à CX). Pictet était professeur de zoologie et d'anatomie comparée à l'Académie de Genève."Pictet treated palaeontology as an essential part of the studies of zoology, comparative anatomy and botany. He confined himself in his treatise to fossil animals and adhered a strict systematic order throughout his work, constantly keeping in view the characteristics of the corresponding living forms. At the same time the geological occurrence of the fossils is nowhere omitted" (Zittel) Bibliographie - Zittel : Geschichte der Geologie und Palaeontologie, p. 778.
1892 pp 49-314 p., pls 16-58 pls, loose. Unopened copy. First 48 pages and first 15 plates missing.
1916-1918 380 p., 40 lithographed plates. Original printed wrappers.Part of the last attempt to describe, in a single series, all the known Recent molluscs. Henry Pilsbry who took over from the founder of the series, George Tryon, nearly managed to do so for the land pulmonates. This part, being issues 93-96 of the series, contains the Pupillidae and in particular the notoriously diverse and conchologically difficult genus Gastrocopta and related genera including Hypselostoma and Abida (Gastrocoptinae). In four parts. Uncut, unopened. A very good clean set. Scarce.
1941 79 p., 19 plates, paperbound (back cover detached). Proceedings of the Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia. Unopened copy.With descriptions of many new and poorly known species. Well-illustated.
1986 xviii, 342 p., num. figs, 4to, paperbound.
1986 xviii, 342 p., num. figs, 4to, paperbound. Very good copy.
1948 287 p., 20 coloured plates and maps, 91 figs, later blue cloth with gilt title on spine (original printed covers bound in).Imprtant study on Schistosomiasis, a disease involving fresh water Pulmonata. Small stamp of Dwight W. Taylor on front paste-down and title page. Well bound. Scarce.
1949 144 (pp. 33-84 on shells), num. photographs (many col.), paperbound (spine somewhat worn).The "famous", richly illustrated National Geographic paper on shells.
1851-1858 (reprint 1975) 2 vols. 463, 442 p., 34, 19 pls, paperbound.Scarce good reprint of the extremely rare work on the zoology of Cuba. Contains many papers on molluscs, including numerous new species belonging to the very rich and diverse Cuban terretrial fauna, and 85 species of Cuban fish that Cuvier includes in his work. The plates depict mainly fish and snails but also some mammals (including the endemic Hutia) and insects (Lepidoptera and Hymenoptera), all in volume 1. Volume 2 has more taxonomically important and well-illustrated papers on Mollusca and fishes. A smudge and fold to the front wrapper of volume I, otherwise a very good clean set. This is the 1975 Junk facsimile of this classic book, not a low quality recent print on demand book.
A Josepho Xaverio Poli Serenissimi Regii Siciliarum Principis Institutore.... ex Regio Typographeio, Parmae, 1791-1795. In folio max. (mm. 495x330), 2 volumi, p. pergamena coeva (picc. restauri), fregi e tit. oro su due tasselli al dorso, stemma reale impresso in oro su tassello ai piatti. Il primo volume, 3 cc.nn., X,90,50 pp., 1 c.nn., 74 pp., 1 c.nn., LXXIII pp. (Indici e spiegazione succinta delle tavole, in italiano e in francese) // Il secondo, 1 c.nn., da 75 a 264, LXXVI pp. (Indici e spiegazione succinta delle tavole, in italiano e in francese); ornati da alcune pregevoli testate incise, per lo pi di vedute. L'opera illustrata da complessive 78 bellissime tavole, ciasc. con numerose figure di molluschi bivalvi e multivalvi: 39 sono a contorno e 39 in finissimo chiaro-scuro. Sono incise in rame da Brun, Scarpati, Ottaviano, Zaballi e Cesarano, su disegni di Morelli, Lo Manto, Casanova, Cava, Navarra e La Vega. Al ns. esempl. manca il terzo volume che apparve, trent'anni dopo, sotto la cura di Stefano delle Chiaje in 2 parti (1826-27), con 36 tavole di illustrazioni, ed dedicato ai gasteropodi, ai cefalopodi e agli scafopodi."Edizione originale". di questo celebrato studio sui molluschi e sulle conchiglie siciliani.Cfr. Caprotti L'illustrazione malacologica, p. 56: Si tratta di una importantissima opera in 3 parti.. E' l'opera malacologica italiana pi importante della seconda met del 700. E' inoltre un capolavoro d'arte grafica - Brooks,426: Opera classica nel suo genere che difficile trovarsi completa - Nissen,3213 - Cat. British Library,III, p. 1592 - Brunet,IV,777. Primo vol.: solo lievi picc. aloni su 6 cc. e qualche traccia d'uso altrimenti fresco e ben conservato. Secondo vol.: 1 c. (pp. LXI / LXII), mancante, stata anticamente trascritta a mano in modo perfetto, 2 tavv. restaur. per strappo, altrimenti buon esemplare. "Giuseppe Saverio POLI (Molfetta 1746 - Napoli 1825), medico e naturalista, prof. di fisica al Collegio medico degli Incurabili a Napoli. Viaggi in diversi paesi d'Europa e raccolse materiale naturalistico costituendo un museo. Pubblic varie memorie di fisica, meteorologia, geologia e zoologia, ma rese particolari servizi alla zoologia con la sua descrizione dei Testacei delle Due Sicilie, che contiene preziosi contributi alla faunistica e all'anatomia comparata". Cos Diz. Treccani,IX, p. 560.
1909 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).
1994 311 p., several figs, 4to, paperbound. Signed by one of the authors (Poppe).
1994 311 p., several figs, 4to, paperbound. Very good, as new.
Poppe - ConchBooks, Hackenheim, 2008-2017. In-4 p., 5 voll., cartonato editoriale figurato a colori, pp. 758; 848; 665; 676; 628; con complessive 1600 tavv. a colori. Uno degli studi pi completi ed esaustivi sui molluschi marini indo-pacifici. Complessivamente la fauna filippina conta, ad oggi, 5835 specie identificate e documentate, appartenenti a 297 famiglie diverse.L'opera, cos suddivisa: Gastropoda. Part 1 - Gastropoda. Part 2 - Gastropoda. Part 3 & Bivalvia, Part 1 - Bivalvia. Part 2 / Scaphopoda, Polyplacophora, Cephalopoda & Addenda - New records, completing the volumes I to IV. Allo stato di nuovo.
1969 / 1980 111, 50 p., 92 figs, 24 maps, paperbound/printed wrappers. Ex library Dr. A.C. van Bruggen (with his stamp).We added one smaller paper by S.J. Pretorius
Publicaçoes Ocasionais da Sociedade Portuguesa de Malacologia,
Reference : MJ11770
(1982)
1982-1989 Nos 1, 3-10 & 14. In total 209 p. & 53 pls (many col.). Numerous papers on Conidae, but also on marine micromolluscs and a variety of other groups.
1968 (1st ed.) xxv, 560 p., 184 figs, cloth (dust jacket). Library stamps.
1968 (1st ed.) xxv, 560 p., 184 figs, cloth. Ex library Dr. A.C. van Bruggen (with his signature), else very good copy.
1960 41 p., 136 figs, printed wrappers. Published in: Bulletin de l’Institut Océanographique. With author’s dedication. Ex library Dr. A.C. van Bruggen (with his stamp).
1961 65 p., 7 figs, 43 plates (+ captions to the plates), paperbound. Thesis. Small stamp of Herbert Ant on front cover and title, otherwise very good.
1844 Title page and one beautifully hand-coloured plate, 2 explanatory text leaves, contemporary marbled wrappers, with printed label mounted on front wrapper.Rare copy of the marine bivalve genus Myadora (Myochamidae) being a part of the "Conchologia Iconica", started by Lovell Reeve in 1843 and finished (rather than completed) long after Reeve's death in 1865 by G. B. Sowerby, comprising 20 volumes in all. This monograph includes the description and illustration of several species described by Reeve and not illustrated before. Most of the descriptions in the Conchologia iconica (of species and specimens) are based on material collected by the most famous shell collector of the 19th century, Hugh Cuming (1791-1865). With an old library stamp on the lower margin of the last text page, otherwise good clean copy with the plate well-coloured.