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1977ref. MJ255771977-1978 4to. In four issues.
1978ref. MJ255781978-1979 4to. In four issues.
1992ref. MJ255791992 1992. 4to. In four issues.
1993ref. MJ255801993 4to. In four issues.
1994ref. MJ255811994 4to. In four issues.
1995ref. MJ255821995 4to. In four issues.
1996ref. MJ255831996 4to. In four issues.
1966ref. MJ256061966 187 p., paperbound (original printed covers).Covers the year 1963. Small stamp of former owner on front wrapper and title page top margin, otherwise a very good copy.
1968ref. MJ256081968 [ii], 179 p., paperbound (original printed covers).Covers the year 1965. Small stamp of former owner (Herbert Ant) on front cover and top margin title-page, otherwise a very good copy.
1977ref. EL278391977 In four issues. 264 p., many illustrations. The whole volume 16, with many contributions, some including new taxa. Good clean volume.
1865ref. EJ278901865-1867 iv, 128, iv, 122 p., 4to, later black cloth with gilt title on spine. Stamp on front paste-down, endpapers and preliminary pages (with the table of contents) to volume I foxed, sections in volume II age-toned due to paper quality. Otherwise a good complete, rare original set.Edited by B.D. Walsh. The first issue of this monthly was subtitled "Published...for gratuitous distribution among farmers and agriculturists. From the 6th issue it became "Published...for the dissemination of valuable knowledge among Agriculturists and Horticulturists". Remaining, to a large extent, a philantropical publication it folded after two volumes because of lack of funds.
1868ref. EJ278911868-1880 Two volumes in one. 252, viii, 384 p., 1 lithographed portrait (of Benjamin D. Walsh), 1 chromolithographed frontispiece (of the royal horned caterpillar and moth), numerous text figures, 4to, contemporary half calf.Edited by B.D. Walsh and C.V. Riley. One of the first American journals on economic entomology, founded by Benjamin Dann Walsh (1808-1869). "Walsh was both a pioneer in entomology and the only entomologist of his and Darwin's generation to support and contribute to Darwin's revolutionary theory of species origin" (C. A. Sheppard, Ann. Rev. Ent 49, 2003). From volume 2 no. 6, the journal was renamed: "The American Entomologist and Botanist: an illustrated magazine of popular and practical entomology and botany", because "The two sciences of Entomology and Botany go hand-in-hand". After the death of Walsh, editorship of volume 2 was by Charles V. Riley and George Vasey. This journal is particularly interesting because it shows which insects and insect-related plant diseases attracted the attention of mid-19th century farmers and horticulturists. On p. 241 of vol. 2 we read about a devastating bee disease, and there are also notes on the advance of introduced insects, etc. Binding shaky, backstrip missing, plates and text, however, in very good condition. Horn-Schenkling II(V), 6.
1866ref. EJ278921866-1867 122, iv p., several illustrations, 4to, contemporary pebbled boards. Gilt title on spine. This is the complete second volume, including a loose leaf printed addition/correction note. The first issue of this monthly (published in 1865) was subtitled "Published...for gratuitous distribution among farmers and agriculturists. Remaining, to a large extent, a philantropical publication it folded after two volumes because of lack of funds. With the autograph of the entomologist Osten Sacken and an old stamp in the first page top margin. Spine missing detached. Internally a good copy. Rare.
1865ref. EJ278931865-1867 iv, 128, iv, 122 p., 4to, near contemporary grained half calf over marbled boards. Gilt title on spine. Edges speckled. Small blindstamps on some leaf margins, bookplates on front and rear paste-down, rear cover detached, otherwise a good complete, rare original set.The first issue of this monthly was subtitled "Published...for gratuitous distribution among farmers and agriculturists. From the 6th issue it became "Published...for the dissemination of valuable knowledge among Agriculturists and Horticulturists". Remaining, to a large extent, a philantropical publication it folded after two volumes because of lack of funds.
1974ref. EA280231974-1979 95, 119, 227, 252, 195 p., 4to, paperbound. Covering the years 1970-1974.
1991ref. EA280241991 298 p., 4to, paperbound. Covering the years 1990-1991.
1974ref. EA280251974 95 p., 4to, paperbound. Covering the year 1970.
1975ref. EA280261975 119 p., 4to, paperbound. Covering the year 1971.
1908ref. EA280271908-1971 In issues, paperbound. Covering the years 1906-1969. In all 37 volumes.
1898ref. EJ294241898 xv, 304 p., 2 pls, orange-red embossed and decorated cloth. Ex libris (bookplate) & library stamps.
1950ref. EG294381950-1964 Uniform red cloth with gilt titles on spines (printed covers bound in, except for the first 3 volumes). Covering the complete insecta for the years 1948-1962. The first 8 years are bound in 4, and the next 5 in 5 volumes. Stamp on front covers. A good attractively bound set.We also have an almost complete set of all Zoological records (Vols 1-111), please inquire.
1886ref. EG294391886-1895 (reprint 1958-1960) paperbound. Covering the complete insecta for the years 1884-1893. Nine early volumes in the 1958/60 reprint edition.We also have an almost complete set of all Zoological records (Vols 1-111), please inquire.
1961ref. EG294401961-1975 paperbound. Covering the complete insecta for the years 1959-1971. In all a consecutive set of 13 volumes.We also have an almost complete set of all Zoological records (Vols 1-111), please inquire.
1978ref. ED294411978-1980 295, 293, 219, 241, 340 p., 4to, paperbound. Covering the complete Diptera section for the years 1972-1976. In all a consecutive set of 5 volumes + Advance author index to volume 111 (67 p.)..
1978ref. EO294421978-1979 252, 221, 214, 230 p., 4to, paperbound. Covering the complete general entomology and the smaller order section for the years 1972-1975. In all a consecutive set of 4 volumes + Advance author index to volume 111 (69 p.).