Dar es Salaam: Tanzania Society, 1964 - 1968 2 volumes in-8, 40 pages, 8 planches, 1 carte & 41 pages, 8 planches, 1 carte. Broché. ** 2 volumes 8vo. 40 pp., 8 plates, 1 map & 41 pp., 8 plates. Wpps.
The sea shells of Dar es Salaam. Part I Gastropods (revised and enlarged edition, 1968) - Part II Pelecypoda (bivalves) 1964. (Dar es Salaam: Tanzania Society, 1964 - 1968). [M.C.: Afrique noire, Afrique orientale, malacologie, coquillages]
1888 vii, 126 p., hcloth. Separately reprinted from: Jenaischen Zeitschrift für Naturwissenschaft und Medizin. Scarce.
1888 vii, 126 p., paperbound (spine taped). Ex library Karl Regius & Herbert Ant (with their stamp or signature). Separately reprinted from: Jenaischen Zeitschrift für Naturwissenschaft und Medizin. Scarce.
1985 119 p., numerous figures, paperbound. With ex libris Cor Karnekamp. In Russian with short English abstracts. A very good, clean copy.Includes eleven papers by various malacologists on various groups of continental and marine molluscs, e.g., Pisidiidae, Planorbidae, Viviparidae, Trochidae, etc.
1955-1963 Includes: Notes on the Opisthobranchs of the West Coast of North America I-IV. Most with author's dedication.
1850 viii, 120 p., 3 lithographed plates with 73 figures, contemporary boards, red morocco label with gilt title on spine.A rare publication listing some 400 species. Dedicated to J. C. Albers, who wrote on helicides. The stamps and written names of former owners is a who's who of German malacology. On the title page are the small stamps of Ferdinand Roemer, Breslau, and Herbert Ant, on the front fly leaf those of Ehrmann (1917), Schmierer (1938), and Lutz (1964). Joints rubbed, otherwise a good clean copy.
1966 261 p., 91 text illustrations, 14 plates, quarter cloth over pictorial boards. Printed title on the spine. In Russian. Plastified and with the Ex libris (bookplate) of Cor Karnekamp in the top margin of the front pastedown. A good, clean copy.An very important work, with many new, well-illustrated species.
1912 68 p., 8 plates with explanatory text leaves, paperbound (original printed covers).With several new species from the German Miocene, especially Muricidae. Uncut. An excellent copy.
1930 314 p., 17 pls, paperbound.Although William Gabb introduced many new taxa, few were originally figured. This work fills the void for the bivalves. Some new taxa (species, and a genus) are introduced by Stewart. There is also some additional information to Gabb's fossil gastropods, and interesting notes on early type-designations for well-known (Recent) genera. Ex-library copy with stamp on front cover.
1969 [40], 188, [8] p., num. dfigs, num. full page pls (some col., some folded), large oblong, cloth (dust jacket). Good copy.
1914 / 1915 120 p., 18 plates, 1 map / 70 p., 24 plates, 4to. Contemporary half cloth over marbled boards, gilt lettering on the spine. Faint library stamp of Dr. Otto Guglia (Wien).Two beautifully produced monographs on malacology of the Balkans published in the Denkschriften of the Academy of Sciences in Vienna, and nicely bound together. Contains the descriptions and excellent figures of many new and little-known species. The first monograph is written by Sturany and Wagner, the second by Wagner alone.
1758 xl, 673 p., 1 vignette, 35 (of 36) folded engraved pls, 1 folded table, small 4to, contemporary full marbled calf, spine gilt. Extremities somewhat worn, joint weak. Waterstain in the upper margin of the first few pages (not affecting the text). Plate 22 (depicting caterpillar anatomy) is missing.Published as volume V in the series: Collection Académique, composée des mémoires, actes ou journaux des plus célèbres Académies & Sociétés Littéraires Étrangères.... The present volume contains the first French translation of Swammerdam's famous ''Biblia Naturae''. The Biblia Naturae is one of the finest collections of microscopical observations ever produced by one worker. The book is consulted by naturalists to this day, and some of the figures have never been excelled. Although most of the objects studied were insects (depicted on 25 plates), Molluscs were also well represented (depicted on 8 plates), and especially the anatomical research of Helix pomatia and Sepia officinalis are remarkable. A further 3 plates depict the anatomy and stages of the frog.
1950 300 p., 40 plates, several folded maps. Printed wrappers. Thesis.On the geology and fresh water management in Morocco. Six plates show Quaternary fossil land and freshwater shells. A very good, clean copy.
1962-1980 Mostly on French opisthobranchs and opisthobranch biology. Most papers with author's dedication to Dr. Malcolm Edmunds.
1866 viii, 244, [36] p., 28 figs, 11 col. pls, green publisher’s decorated cloth (with gilt snail on front cover). Upper end spine worn/damaged.
1975 384 p., brown buckram with gilt title on the spine, small 4to. Stiff pictorial covers bound in.This paper occupies about half of the Claude W. Hibbard Memorial Volume. 1-5, being the complete Volume one. A second work of malacological interest in vol. 3 is B. B. Miller's "A sequence of radiocarbon-dated Wisconsinan nonmarine molluscan faunas from southwestern Kansas-northwestern Oklahoma" (20 p.). Another paper included has some continental molluscan content as well. A good firmly bound copy.
1985-1988 Nos 1-12 + 14. In all 11 issues (some are double issues) + index. A peculiar journal published by Luigi Raybaudi Massilia, and contains a strange mixture of papers and price-lists on/of the most collectable seashells (Cypraea, Conus, Voluta). Many full colour photographs.
1931-1935 Two volumes (complete). vi, 1165 p., 897 text figures, publisher's cloth.Important and influentual handbook on shells (not long ago an English translation was published), in the original edition. Inner joints of part I a bit weak, internally clean.
1931-1935 Two volumes (complete). vi, 1165 p., 897 text figures, publisher's cloth. Some wear on upper end spine of volume one, else a good set.Important and influentual handbook on shells, in its original edition.
1929 [2], 376 p., 470 figs, paperbound (back broken). Original copy of the first part of the first volume of this classic work, covering the Loricata (= Polyplacophora) and a large part of the Gastropoda, Prosobranchia. It ends with Turridae, Conidae, Terebridae, thus containing the "traditional" Archeogastropoda, Mesogastropoda and Neogastropoda.
1931 778 p., 783 text figures, publisher's cloth.Important and influentual handbook on shells (not long ago an English translation was published). With the Amphineura (Polyplacophora) and Gastropoda. The second volume, not included, deals with bivalves and other classes. A very good copy of the first edition.
1958-1990 Rare collection of papers, mostly reprints (some taken out of journals). Many papers with author's dedication to Dr. Malcolm Edmunds. Includes: Jamaican Opisthobranch Molluscs I-II (64 p., 46 figs) / Dorid nudibranchs from easternAustralia (41 p., 6 figs) / Note sur les Opisthobranches du Bassin d'Arcachon (35 p., 19 figs) etc. etc.
1964 88 p., 40 figures, 9 plates, paperbound. In Russian. Faint marginal damp stain (mainly on right margin front cover).Scarce work showing the amazing variety in fossil Viviparidae from the southern parts of the former USSR. Includes new taxa.
1964 123 p., 45 plates, paperbound. Bookplate of Cor Karnekamp on the front wrapper verso. Small water-stains in the plate (blank) margins, otherwise a good copy.A seldom-seen work on Eocene (and, perhaps, late Cretaceous) shells with the description of several new species. The fauna, described by the Russian palaeontologist Nadezhda Vassilievna Tolstikova (b. 1932), includes several new species.