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1992réf. 125826Couverture rigide. Cartonnage de l'éditeur. 22 x 26 cm. 472 pages.
Librairie et Cætera · Belin-Beliet, France27,00 €
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1992réf. 125826Couverture rigide. Cartonnage de l'éditeur. 22 x 26 cm. 472 pages.
1965réf. 300010217Chocolat Suchard 1965 1965.
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réf. 1334415935.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
réf. 1330058488.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
Paris, Les Editions Emile Chamontin, Librairie Flammarion, 1941. In-8, 191 pp. Demi-chagrin rouge, nerfs au dos, couverture illustrée conservée. Aquarelles reproduites au pochoir par Edmond Vairel, enlumineur d'art à Paris. Tirage numéroté sur vélin. Bel exemplaire.
réf. 23794Paris, Les Editions Emile Chamontin, Librairie Flammarion, 1941. In-8, 191 pp. Demi-chagrin rouge, nerfs au dos, couverture illustrée conservée.
réf. 114947London Royal Society 1908. . First edition; 2 vols 4to 31.5 x 24.5 cm; 141 plates including 20 photogravures on rough paper with tissue guard numerous black and white photographs in text 11 folding and 13 illustrations by Edward A. Wilson on 13 plates with tissue guard. Portfolio: 2 folding coloured maps and 24 folding panoramas all loose as issued original buckram-backed boards spines faded some neat restoration to portfolio a very good set; xvi 304 pp. 'the most impressive publication to have resulted from any British experience in the Antarctic' Taurus. This glorious work is a large scale photographic and illustrative study of Antarctic landscape and wildlife. the It was the most popular work among the reports of the Discovery expedition. The quality of photographic reproduction - and especially that of the sepia plates - is very high. Some of the pictorial material was used in the scientific reports but the Royal Society considered the material so worthy and complete as to justify publication as a separate work particularly because of the importance in documenting the evanescent and changeable nature of the Antarctic icescape. Most of the album consists of photographs the greatest portion of which were taken by Reginald Skelton. The album also contains Wilson's drawings of meteorological and aurora phenomena. The portfolio contains Wilson's folding landscape panoramas. Most copies of this work went into institutions and copies rarely appear on the market. Rosove 288-7.A1.; Spence 838; Taurus 46. London, Royal Society, 1908. hardcover
réf. 115667London Royal Society 1909. . First edition; 4to; 43 plates original red buckram-backed boards spine fade small stamps to foot of title a very good copy; vii 274 pp. From the library of Professor Otto Nordenskjöld 1869-1928 the distinguished Swedish Antarctic explorer and scientist. Nordenskjöld was on the Swedish scientific expedition to the Antarctic 1901-1903 and would have had a particular interest in the results of the Discovery expedition. The volume includes an appendix comparing magnetic observations in the Antarctic and the Arctic. Rosove 288-11.A1; Spence 841; Taurus 48. London, Royal Society, 1909. hardcover
réf. 115669London Royal Society 1908-1913. . First edition; 2 vols 4to; vol. I: frontispiece 14 plate leaves large folding coloured map 1 very large chart dissected into 4 parts with title sheet; vol. II: 261 leaves of weather maps printed on one side only vol. I in red buckram backed boards vol. II in bright carmine red cloth backed boards spines faded lightly soiled a very good set; xiv 544; 26 pp. From the library of Professor Otto Nordenskjöld 1869-1928 the distinguished Swedish Antarctic explorer and scientist. Nordenskjöld was on the Swedish scientific expedition to the Antarctic 1901-1903 and would have had a particular interest in the results of the Discovery expedition. Meteorology is an important work providing a compendium of over a thousand synoptic charts concerning the Antarctic drawn not only from Scott's expedition but also from the Scottish Swedish and German expeditions. This was the first attempt to give an idea of the general principles underlying atmospheric circulation in the southern hemisphere. Rosove 288-9.A1 288-210.A1 binding b; Taurus 50; Spence 840. London, Royal Society, 1908-1913. hardcover
réf. 115668London Royal Society 1908. . First edition; 4to; 2 coloured maps 1 folding 21 plates including 8 lithographs photographic plates including a folding panorama; original red buckram-backed boards spine faded a very good copy; v 192 pp. From the library of Professor Otto Nordenskjöld 1869-1928 the distinguished Swedish Antarctic explorer and scientist. Nordenskjöld was on the Swedish scientific expedition to the Antarctic 1901-1903 and would have had a particular interest in the results of the Discovery expedition. Physical Observations is notable for the series of eight lithographs of aurora observations including seven of aurora effects on thick brown paper. Rosove 288-8.A1; Spence 839; Taurus 47. London, Royal Society, 1908. hardcover
Paris, La Belle édition, s.d. 3 volumes petits in-4 (19,5 x24,5 cm),299 - 269 - 231 pp étui individuel. Un des 800 exemplaires numérotés sur vélin de Lana. Les aquarelles ont été reproduites par Duval et coloriés dans les Ateliers de Maurice Beaufumé. Bel exemplaire.
réf. 25667Paris, La Belle édition, s.d. 3 volumes petits in-4 (19,5 x24,5 cm),299 - 269 - 231 pp étui individuel.
