The Proceedings of the Royal Entomological Society of LondonLivre Rare Book
389.486 Ergebnisse
1947Best.-Nr. EG349651947-1951 In issues.
1936Best.-Nr. EG349671936-1940 In issues.
1972Best.-Nr. NJ358881972 pp. 139-227, paperbound. This issue contains: Gunther, The original drawings of George Henry Ford / Jahn, Note on the ‘’editions’’ of Beringer’s Lithographi Wirceburgensis / Thackray, Essential source-material of Roderick Murchison / Whallay, The authorship and date of Micrographia restaurata / Guédès, Notules de bibliographie botanique V-VIII / Jahn, A bibliographical history of John Woodward’s An essay towards a natural history of the earth.
1802Best.-Nr. TE361041802 pp. 172-184, 1 folded (27.5 x 20 cm) engraved plate (‘’Grotte de Fingal, dans l’Isle de Staffa’’), disbound (no covers). This is the chapter on the Hebrides on the west coast of Scotland from this 4 volume work, and includes the very fine folded engraved plate of Fingal’s Cave.
1886Best.-Nr. MJ366131886-1888 Loose in issues. 14 x 16.5 cm, One last page (advertisments only) detached and damaged. Although incomplete volumes all issues of The Conchologists’ Exchange are rare.
1892Best.-Nr. MJ366461892 232, viii p., several figures, 2 lithographed plates, in issues. Scarce.
1890Best.-Nr. PG375201890 xix, 644, 217 p., numerous figures, 24 lithographed plates, contemporary pebbled cloth, gilt title on spine.Deals with numerous topics (Dinosaurs, Ostracods, Fossil Hyenas, Fossil Fish, Bryozoa, etc.)
1982Best.-Nr. VR384071982-1988 4to, stapled, In issues (a few in b/w later reprinted issues?).
1983Best.-Nr. EX416351983-2013 First 8 volumes bound in two half cloth bindings, the remainder in issues.
1995Best.-Nr. ED423861995-1996 & 2010-2013 4to, stapled/wrappers. Library stamps.
1937Best.-Nr. JH425361937-1939 (reprint 1965) 108 p., several figures and plates, dark green cloth. This is a collected reedition of the first five issues of The Falconer. We added The Falconer 1987 (1988), paperbound. (64 p., illustrations).
1869Best.-Nr. NJ425371869 viii, 683 p., numerous illustrations, publisher’s decorated dark green cloth (front cover with gilt head of an eagle, spine with two birds). A 3.5 cm piece of the spine (along joint) has been eaten by a unscrupulous rodent taking with it the lower half of the letter T (of Naturalist) with him, the hole has been repaired with matching green cloth. A few small repaired tears in endpapers else a good copy of this early North American nature journal.
1988Best.-Nr. EJ425801988-1997 4to, stapled. In issues.Scarce Newsletter on edible (for humans) insects.
1980Best.-Nr. EC426221980-1995. A4 (4to) & A5, stapled. In issues. Library stamps. Number 12 is missing. Includes a few extra supplements. The Coleopterist being the successor to The Coleopterist's Newsletter (after its last number 45).
1955Best.-Nr. EG428701955 viii, 402 p., 272 figures, 11 plates, portrait (of Jordan), paperbound.Of course a biography and bibliography, any papers on Lepidoptera and fleas (as would be expected), but also one on African Carabidae (Basilewsky).
1978Best.-Nr. EH431831978-2005 4to, half cloth with title in gilt on spine for volumes 109-127, paperbound for the remainder of volumes (as issued). Covering the complete Hymenoptera section for the years 1972-2004. In all a consecutive set of 32 volumes + Advance author index (1979).
1966Best.-Nr. MJ436041966-1967 Two volumes in four issues, small 8vo, 288 p., several text figures. An excellent, clean set.The Club was founded in 1963 in New jersey. All four issues contain many interesting contributions.
1906Best.-Nr. MJ436301906-1912 ca. 1400 p., ca. 60 plates, uniform half calf over pebbled boards, spines with two raised bands, gilt squares and title, marbled endpapers, marbled edges. With a small stamp of a former Dutch owner (J. H. J. van de Laar). Some rubbing on spines in earliest volumes, else a very nice run. The earlier volumes are quite scarce.An attractively bound, uninterrupted run of seven volumes from a period when circulation was low. The important wrappers with pages in Roman numbering – often discarded by bookbinders – are included at rear. Authors include Dall, Pilsbry, Henderson, Simpson, Maxwell Smith, Clapp, F.C. Baker, Preston, De la Torre, etc.
1964Best.-Nr. MJ437601964-1991 Large 4to and 4to and 8vo. Stapled, last one in printed wrappers. First paper not present but that is just a short introduction to the series.Numerous pages and illustrations. Numerous topics like: Collecting non-marine Mollusca / Glossary terms / Preparation of radula / Dissecting Snails / Identification British Chitons / Care of a Collection / Collecting British Marine Molluscs / Key to British Slugs / British Littoral Mollusca / Handlenses and Microscopes / Introduction Scaphopoda / Introduction Cephalopoda / Keeping a Marine Aquarium, etc.
1972Best.-Nr. MJ437671972-2006 In issues. 4to, printed wrappers. 31 complete volumes + 4 incomplete volumes.
2011Best.-Nr. MJ437682011 Complete volume in issues. 4to, printed wrappers.
1970Best.-Nr. MJ437701970-1971 4to. In four issues.
1965Best.-Nr. MG437731965-1992 Ten Proceedings (in 12 volumes). 266, 93, 338, 478, 331, 622, 430/765, 342, 414, 636 p., numerous illustrations, paperbound.After volume 7 the European Malacological Congress becomes the International Malacological Congress.
1930Best.-Nr. IG441861930 viii, 172 p., 778 figures, original printed boards. Some wear on spine.
1950Best.-Nr. BF453671950 iv, 492, cxlviii p., numerous plates (many coloured), full green cloth, title in gilt on spine. Includes also the Extracts from the Proceedings of the Royal Horticultural Society. Good volume.