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1893réf. 111758Leipzig: Verlag von Duncker & Humblot, 1893. 25,5 cm ; Leinen
1859réf. 70480Harper 1859. Hardcover. Fair. 5 x 7 inches. 340 pp. Illustrated. Folded map at rear. Ex-library book rebound in older buckram cloth spine label stickers on rear cover. Few normal reference non-circulating library markings else interior good text block secure. Title page little soiled scattered light margin foxing. Map has few stains one inch tear to left margin. Ships in box. Professional bookseller for 20 years. Orders shipped daily in cardboard bookfolds. Harper hardcover
1818réf. BOOKS0073902 volumes: xxiii557 pages with fold out frontispiece map and two additional maps one folding; vii550 pages with folding frontispiece map tables three maps and appendix. Octavo 8 3/4" x 5 3/4" recased with original leather boards and original spine laid on. Second edition corrected and enlarged. First published in 1817. Hugh Murray was a geographer. Hugh entered the Edinburgh excise office as a clerk but from the first devoted his leisure to literary pursuits publishing The Swiss Emigrants in 1804; two philosophical treatises The Morality of Fiction 1805 and Enquiries respecting the Character of Nations 1808; and another romance Corasmin or the Minister in 1814. In 1816 he was elected a fellow of the Royal Society of Edinburgh to whose Transactions he contributed among other papers one in 1818 On the Ancient Geography of Central and Eastern Asia with Illustrations derived from Recent Discoveries in the North of India. In 1817 he enlarged and completed Dr. Leyden's Historical Account of Discoveries and Travels in Africa. Similar works by him on Asia and North America followed; the former being published in three volumes at Edinburgh in 1820 and the latter in London in 1829. Condition: Recased with original leather spines and covers laid on and new end papers frontispiece map of volume one need of repair at some folds else a good to very good set. Archibald Constable & Company hardcover
1994réf. 139514Bundaberg: Corkwood Press 1994. Hardcover. Near fine. Bundaberg Corkwood Press 1994 facsimile edition/ 1896. Quarto four volumes ii xviii 220; ii iv 432; vi 204; and vi 200 pages with numerous illustrations plus 66 pages of plates several folding 13 in colour and a large folding map. Cloth lightly scuffed; a near-fine set. The purpose of this scientific expedition sponsored by mining magnate and philanthropist William Austin Horn and with Charles Winnecke as commander and surveyor was to examine the MacDonnell Ranges on the not unreasonable premise that 'when the rest of the Continent was submerged the elevated portions of the McDonnell sic Range existed as an island and that consequently older forms of life might be found in the more inaccessible parts'. This in fact proved not to be the case but the expedition of some fourteen weeks and 2000 miles by camel was an outstanding success. 'It was not the intention . to explore a new region . But in the pursuit of natural history the expedition split into independent groups and explored undiscovered areas thus filling in more of the blank spaces in this vast region' Feeken Feeken and Spate. 'These volumes constitute one of the most substantial contributions in nineteenth-century Australian exploration but perhaps more importantly the expedition is a landmark in anthropological history because it resulted in Baldwin Spencer meeting Frank Gillen' Mulvaney. Limited to only 500 sets and sold out on publication. 4 items. Corkwood Press hardcover
1909réf. 19421paris Plon 1909 in-4 demi-basane à coins un fort volume, reliure demi-basane bleu-marine grand in-quarto à coins (half binding sheepskin in-4 with corners) (33,5 x 26 cm), dos long (spine without raised band) décoré or (gilt decoration), titre frappé or (gilt title), pièce de titre sur fond havane avec triple filets or, roulettes or en pied, plats décorés à froid (cover blind-stamping), mors et coins ornés d'une roulette à froid, tête lisse (top edge smooth) dorée (top edge gilt), gouttière et tranche de queue non-rognées, 1ère de couverture imprimée en rouge et noir et illustrée conservée, orné de 17 planches hors-texte dont 4 à double page et 4 d'histoire naturelle, de 8 cartes dont 6 dépliantes ( L'itinéraire de la Belgica dans la Mer de Barents et de Kara ; Plan du Matotchkine Char. Etc.) et de nombreuses figures in-texte et hors-texte en héliogravure et phototypie, fines et légères rousseurs en marge des 6 premières pages, [4] ff + 288p + 39 p de tableaux +[3] ff 18 planches et 8 cartes h.t, 1909 Paris, Librairie Plon Editeur,
1984réf. 2111902154609101Meeting to bear the Shirase Antarctic Expedition 1984. Soft Cover. Fine. The book is in fine condition. Meeting to bear the Shirase Antarctic Expedition paperback
1943réf. 2090502124700698Mokuro Bookstore 1943. Soft Cover. Fine. The book is in fine condition. Mokuro Bookstore paperback
réf. 115685London British Museum 1915. . First edition; 4to; 21 photographic plates; publisher's original paper wrapper; a fine copy; pp. 55-84 xxi. The first monograph on the Adelie penguin by zoologist G. Murray Levick a member of Robert Falcon Scott's 'Terra Nova' expedition. Rosove 292-14. London, British Museum, 1915. unknown
1839réf. 37535ABParis, Hortet et Ozanne Editeurs, 1839. 8°. 23 cm. 400, 423, 399, 451 Seiten. Halblederbände der Zeit. [5 Warenabbildungen]
1808réf. 1419Paris, Lenormant, Lerouge, 1808. 2 Tomes, COMPLET. In-8 - 13,5x20,5cm. Reliure d'époque en pleine basane mouchetée, dos lisse orné de riches caissons, dentelle et fleurons dorés, filet et dentelle dorés en encadrement des plats, filet doré sur les coupes, tranches marbrées. [6]-280 et [4]-271 pp. Exemplaire bien complet de ses 2 portraits gravés en frontispices : "François Pizarre conquérant du Pérou" et "Manco Inca, couronné par Pizarre en 1533". Edition originale. Sabin 4155. Palau, 25974. Edition originale de cette œuvre de vulgarisation, qui sera rééditée en 1813 et 1835. Son auteur, Alphonse de Beauchamp (1767-1832), signe là sa troisième publication, mais c’est pour lui un travail alimentaire, nécessaire pour subvenir à ses besoins. En effet, employé du Ministère de la Police, il s’est attiré les foudres du redoutable Fouché pour son Histoire de la Guerre de Vendée, parue en 1806. Le turbulent ministre de Napoléon fait saisir la troisième édition de l’ouvrage cette même année 1808, avant de révoquer son subalterne et de l’assigner à résidence (surveillée) aux Fossés. Arrêté de nouveau en 1809, Beauchamp est contraint de signer à la Préfecture de Police l’engagement de cesser ses écrits sur les Guerres de l’Ouest afin de recouvrer sa liberté. Prolifique essayiste et historien, il rédige une trentaine d’ouvrages durant le reste de sa carrière, et meurt du choléra en 1832.
1896réf. 23118Berlin, Paetel, (1896). Porträt als Frontispiz, 4 Bll., 303 SS., 1 Bl., 18 SS. Anhang, 1 mehrfach gefaltete farbige Karte in der Deckellasche. Mit 70 Text-Illustrationen und 16 (fälschlich angegeben 6) Lichtdruckbildern nach Photographien und Skizzen (inkl. das Frontispiz). Gr.-8°. - 23,5:16 cm. Farbig illustr. orig. Leinenband.
1908réf. 27532London: Printed by Order of the Trustees of the British Museum. Very Good with no dust jacket. 1908. First Edition. Hardcover. Ex-library General Assembly Library New Zealand. Gilt library stamps on spine and front board. Fading to spine. Label on front endpaper "Presented by The Trustees of The British Museum". Overall a very good copy that although ex-library shows little sign of use and does not appear to have been a circulating copy. ; Volume Four only. 2 blank iv 2 preliminary pages 13 1 blank; 5 1 blank; 41 1; 46; 16; 9 1 blank; 26; 6; 12; 56; 50 pages each section paginated individually 59 plate leaves 21 colour and another 9 with a single beige colour background tint. The fourth section is listed in the Contents as having 44 pages but it actually has 46 pages. Original red buckram cloth spine and burgundy cloth boards. Gilt lettering on spine. Page dimensions: 303 x 230mm. A volume of zoological reports from the Discovery Expedition 1901-1904 which was led by Captain Robert Falcon Scott 1868-1912. Various contributors. 20 of the colour plates are of sponges Porifera of which 9 of Tetraxonida and 11 are of Calcarea calcareous sponges. 1 colour plate of Myzostomidae marine worm. References: Rosove 288-4.A1 Rosove states 58 instead of 59 plates and 18 plate leaves for the section on Tetraxonida but this should be 19 as there are 19 plates numbered VIII through XXVI in this section. The Contents in the book also list 19 plates in this section.; Renard 1129 . Printed by Order of the Trustees of the British Museum hardcover
1958réf. 120448Carlton: Melbourne University Press 1958. First Edition. Hardcover. Very Good/Dust Jacket Included. Carlton Melbourne University Press 1958. Quarto xvi 522 pages with 81 maps and illustrations and 17 plates plus a double-page colour map. Cloth slightly rubbed at the extremities; rear cover very slightly marked; endpapers a little offset; an excellent copy with the dustwrapper a little foxed sunned flecked chipped and torn. One of four volumes in the series published between 1956 and 1964. Melbourne University Press hardcover
1964réf. 120447Carlton: Melbourne University Press 1964. First Edition. Hardcover. Very Good/Dust Jacket Included. Carlton Melbourne University Press 1964. Quarto xviii 533 pages with a map and 100 plates plus 5 colour plates. Cloth slightly mottled; endpapers lightly offset; an excellent copy with the dustwrapper slightly foxed marked sunned chipped and torn. The last volume in the series published between 1956 and 1964. Melbourne University Press hardcover
1964réf. 109084Carlton: Melbourne University Press 1964. First Edition. Hardcover. Very Good/Very Good. Carlton Melbourne University Press 1964. Quarto xviii 533 pages with a map and 100 plates plus 5 colour plates. Cloth lightly flecked; top edge a little foxed; an excellent copy with the excellent dustwrapper very lightly chipped and sunned on the spine. The last volume in the series published between 1956 and 1964. Melbourne University Press hardcover
1995réf. 146579Bundaberg: Corkwood Press 1995. Hardcover. Near fine. Bundaberg Corkwood Press 1995 deluxe facsimile edition/ 1897. Octavo two volumes iv 86 pages with a frontispiece plus 23 plates many reproduced from original negatives or prints and three of them are here reproduced the correct way round for the first time plus a folding chart 2 folding maps and a very large folding map 1210 × 1210 mm loosely housed in a matching portfolio. Half calf and marbled papered boards; spines lightly sunned; a near-fine set. Number 15 of only 30 sets of the deluxe issue from a total edition of 300 out of print soon after publication. Winnecke was the leader of the expedition and in 'the natural order of things these journals and maps should have been published in connection with the scientific and other records of the Horn Expedition as both supplementary and complementary to them'; after a financial disagreement with W.A. Horn the organiser and backer of the venture this did not occur. The first edition appeared as South Australian Parliamentary Paper Number 19 of 1896; it was reissued in this octavo format the following year. 2 items. Corkwood Press hardcover
1994réf. 116302Bundaberg: Corkwood Press 1994. Hardcover. Fine. Bundaberg Corkwood Press 1994 facsimile edition/ 1896. Quarto four volumes ii xviii 220; ii iv 432; vi 204; and vi 200 pages with numerous illustrations plus 66 pages of plates several folding 13 in colour and a large folding map. Cloth; a fine set. The purpose of this scientific expedition sponsored by mining magnate and philanthropist William Austin Horn and with Charles Winnecke as commander and surveyor was to examine the MacDonnell Ranges on the not unreasonable premise that 'when the rest of the Continent was submerged the elevated portions of the McDonnell sic Range existed as an island and that consequently older forms of life might be found in the more inaccessible parts'. This in fact proved not to be the case but the expedition of some fourteen weeks and 2000 miles by camel was an outstanding success. 'It was not the intention . to explore a new region . But in the pursuit of natural history the expedition split into independent groups and explored undiscovered areas thus filling in more of the blank spaces in this vast region' Feeken Feeken and Spate. 'These volumes constitute one of the most substantial contributions in nineteenth-century Australian exploration but perhaps more importantly the expedition is a landmark in anthropological history because it resulted in Baldwin Spencer meeting Frank Gillen' Mulvaney. Limited to only 500 sets and sold out on publication. 4 items. Corkwood Press hardcover
réf. 18829Paris, Le Normant, 1811. 3 vol. in-8, CIX-277 pp. + 413 pp. + 370-8 pp. 1 pl., basane racinée havane, dos long orné de frises et fleurons dorés, pièce de titre rouge, pièce de tomaison verte, tranches jaunes (trous de vers, épidermures, quelques petites rousseurs ou taches, une pâle mouillure aux derniers ff. du 2e tome, carte manquante)
1911réf. biblio31First Edition Paris Ernest Leroux 1911; in-4 XV 254 pp. broché couverture illustrée dos insolé couverture tachée et fatiguée. Numa Broc pp. 92-95. Édition originale illustrée de 34 feuillets de planches et de 4 cartes. Augustin Cottes 1871-1913 officier et explorateur a partagé équitablement ses activités entre les deux pôles de l'Empire colonial français l'Indochine et l'Afrique noire. En 1905-1906 revenu en Afrique après 4 ans passés en Indochine "il prend part aux travaux de délimitation de la frontière entre le Congo français et le Cameroun allemand. Second de la mission Moll il est spécialement chargé du tracé de la frontière sud du territoire allemand. En compagnie du Capitaine Forster qui dirige la délégation allemande Cottes part de Ouesso sur la Sangha et par les vallées du Ngoko de l'Ivindo et du Rio Campo gagne le rivage de l'Atlantique. Au passage de nombreux points astronomiques sont calculés le cours des rivières est précisé sur les cartes les limites théoriques tracées par le Dr Cureau en 1900 sont remplacées par des lits de rivières. Please contact me ramrozzi@yahoo.fr Ernest Leroux paperback
1826réf. LCI-4050Paris, C.L.F Panckoucke 1826 1 in -8 Broché 472[p.p] Monument d'une ampleur scientifique inédite né de l'expédition commandée par Napoléon Bonaparte en 1798, la Description de l'Égypte demeure la pierre angulaire de l'égyptologie moderne et l'une des plus vastes entreprises d'encyclopédisme patrimonial du XIXᵉ siècle. Réunissant les travaux de plus de cent soixante savants, ingénieurs et artistes (parmi lesquels Monge, Fourier, Berthollet et Geoffroy Saint-Hilaire ), cette somme dresse un état des lieux exhaustif de l'Égypte antique, moderne et naturelle.Publiée sous la Restauration par le grand éditeur Charles-Louis-Fleury Panckoucke, cette seconde édition ( dite « édition Panckoucke », dédiée à Louis XVIII ) offrit pour la première fois une diffusion au format in-8 du corpus textuel intégral, rendant compte de l'extraordinaire foisonnement des observations de terrain de la Commission des sciences et arts d'Égypte.Cet exemplaire possède une valeur bibliophilique remarquable : conservé totalement non rogné et broché d'origine, il offre de très grandes marges témoins et se présente dans la stricte condition de sa sortie de presse en 1826.Bien que la couverture d'attente présente une fatigue d'usage légitime, la brochure demeure parfaitement intègre, saine et d'une grande solidité mécanique. L'intérieur se distingue par une fraîcheur de papier exceptionnelle, pure et sans rousseurs.Un volume témoin d'une authenticité rare, recherché par les collectionneurs exigeants pour la présence de toutes ses marges d'origine.
1809réf. P2-1B-3Paris, Arthus-Bertrand, 1809. 2 volumes in-8° (21x13cm), reliés demi-maroquin, dos ornés, plats et tranches marbrés, 415 et 464pp. 2 frontispices par Lafitte et Adam et un portrait de l’auteur. Édition originale contenant es détails extrêmement curieux sur les mœurs et coutumes des Espagnols à la fin du XVIIIe siècle. First edition, nice copy.
réf. 237928Paris, H. Fournier Jeune, 1831 2 vol. in-8, XL-370 pp. et 410 pp., demi-veau framboise à coins, dos à nerfs orné de filets dorés et de fleurons à froid, tranches marbrées (reliure de l'époque). Rousseurs, coins émoussés.
réf. 222148Paris, Delagrave, s.d. (1899) in-12, XII-234 pp., demi-toile brune, premier plat de couverture conservé (reliure de l'époque). Quelques rousseurs.
1875réf. 124110Portsea: F.Johnson 1875. Photograph. very good. Origninal vintage albumen photograph 6.5 X 10.3 CM on original printed mount. Minor soiling and small tape stain on rear. Small old crease just effecting the image but not very visible. A very nice example. very good This wonderful CDV comprises an image of each crew member and the mascot. The central image is of the ship. Souvenir photographs of both the Alert and the Discovery were taken by rival photographers before the departure of the expedition. Both produced CDV copes as well as much larger examples. Although quite small each potrait is very clear and the name of the individual is usually readable with a magnifing glass. Very Scarce. 1875 F.Johnson unknown
1794réf. BB0447London: printed for T. N. Longman Pater-Noster-Row from 1771 1794. Early Reprint. Stiff Wraps. Fine. 8vo: xxxvi380 numbered columns381-394pp with double-page copper-engraved map as frontispiece; 4216pp. ESTC Citation No. T93564 and T93553. Finely bound to style by Fitterer in stiff beige wraps printed paper spine label. Binding and text block clean bright and unmarked save for offsetting from engraved map. A superlative copy. Fordham Road-Books pp. 27 and 29. Roscoe John Newbery A399/6. Not in Hodson. The tenth edition: with the addition of near ninety pages including considerable improvements in the direct roads many new cross roads and a great number of noblemens and gentlemens seats. Tenth Edition of the first work 1794; originally published 1771 "With the Addition of near Ninety Pages including considerable Improvements in the direct Roads many new Cross Roads and a great Number of Noblemens and Gentlemens Seats"; Sixth Edition 1792 improved and corrected of the second work with separate title page. Although Paterson contributed no significant innovations to the compilation of road books relying on the advances of Norden Ogilby and others he "made improvements in style and presentation and added factual detailso much so that his name was for many years an indicator of reliability in road books and was attached to them long after he had stopped compiling them." ODNB N. B. With few exceptions always identified we only stock books in exceptional condition. All orders are packaged with care and posted promptly. Satisfaction guaranteed. printed for T. N. Longman, Pater-Noster-Row [from 1771] unknown
