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1772réf. 143661772. Jonston John and Nicolas Robert. Collection d'oiseaux les plus rares 1772 preserves Nicolas Robert's seventeenth-century ornithological imagery in an eighteenth-century publication devoted to birds from the royal menagerie and Jonston's natural history of birds. Published in Paris by L. C. Desnos the work joined Robert's images of birds associated with the French royal collections to a French treatment of Jonston's earlier natural history placing seventeenth-century court-sponsored observation within the expanding eighteenth-century literature of ornithology. Jonston John and Robert Nicolas. Collection d'oiseaux les plus rares. Paris: L. C. Desnos 1772. Etching depicting six birds of prey each perched on a branch; one bird wears bells attached to its legs a detail associated with trained birds used in falconry. Etching measures 11" by 7"; overall sheet measures 12.5" by 17.75". The plate belongs to Desnos's Collection d'oiseaux les plus rares gravés et dessinés d'après nature which incorporated images by Nicolas Robert with material derived from Jonston's natural history of birds. Robert worked for Gaston d'Orléans before his natural-history paintings passed with Gaston's collections to Louis XIV. Under royal patronage Robert continued depicting plants and animals including birds kept at the royal menagerie; his surviving vellums became an early nucleus of the natural-history illustration collections now preserved by the Muséum national d'Histoire naturelle in Paris. This 1772 printing records the continued circulation of Robert's seventeenth-century bird imagery more than a century after its creation while the bells visible on one raptor preserve a specific visual reference to contemporary falconry practice. Condition not supplied. unknown
1772réf. 143641772. Jonston John and Nicolas Robert. Collection d'oiseaux les plus rares 1772 preserves Nicolas Robert's seventeenth-century ornithological imagery in an eighteenth-century publication devoted to birds from the royal menagerie and Jonston's natural history of birds. Published in Paris by L. C. Desnos the work joined Robert's images of birds associated with the French royal collections to a French treatment of Jonston's earlier natural history placing seventeenth-century court-sponsored observation within the expanding eighteenth-century literature of ornithology. Jonston John and Robert Nicolas. Collection d'oiseaux les plus rares. Paris: L. C. Desnos 1772. Etching depicting six birds of prey each perched on a branch; one bird wears bells attached to its legs a detail associated with trained birds used in falconry. Etching measures 11" by 7"; overall sheet measures 12.5" by 17.75". The plate belongs to Desnos's Collection d'oiseaux les plus rares gravés et dessinés d'après nature which incorporated images by Nicolas Robert with material derived from Jonston's natural history of birds. Robert worked for Gaston d'Orléans before his natural-history paintings passed with Gaston's collections to Louis XIV. Under royal patronage Robert continued depicting plants and animals including birds kept at the royal menagerie; his surviving vellums became an early nucleus of the natural-history illustration collections now preserved by the Muséum national d'Histoire naturelle in Paris. This 1772 printing records the continued circulation of Robert's seventeenth-century bird imagery more than a century after its creation while the bells visible on one raptor preserve a specific visual reference to contemporary falconry practice. Condition not supplied. unknown
1772réf. 143651772. Jonston John and Nicolas Robert. Collection d'oiseaux les plus rares 1772 preserves Nicolas Robert's seventeenth-century ornithological imagery in an eighteenth-century publication devoted to birds from the royal menagerie and Jonston's natural history of birds. Published in Paris by L. C. Desnos the work joined Robert's images of birds associated with the French royal collections to a French treatment of Jonston's earlier natural history placing seventeenth-century court-sponsored observation within the expanding eighteenth-century literature of ornithology. Jonston John and Robert Nicolas. Collection d'oiseaux les plus rares. Paris: L. C. Desnos 1772. Etching depicting six birds of prey each perched on a branch; one bird wears bells attached to its legs a detail associated with trained birds used in falconry. Etching measures 11" by 7"; overall sheet measures 12.5" by 17.75". The plate belongs to Desnos's Collection d'oiseaux les plus rares gravés et dessinés d'après nature which incorporated images by Nicolas Robert with material derived from Jonston's natural history of birds. Robert worked for Gaston d'Orléans before his natural-history paintings passed with Gaston's collections to Louis XIV. Under royal patronage Robert continued depicting plants and animals including birds kept at the royal menagerie; his surviving vellums became an early nucleus of the natural-history illustration collections now preserved by the Muséum national d'Histoire naturelle in Paris France. This 1772 printing records the continued circulation of Robert's seventeenth-century bird imagery more than a century after its creation while the bells visible on one raptor preserve a specific visual reference to contemporary falconry practice. Condition not supplied. unknown books
1772réf. 143661772. Jonston John and Nicolas Robert. Collection d'oiseaux les plus rares 1772 preserves Nicolas Robert's seventeenth-century ornithological imagery in an eighteenth-century publication devoted to birds from the royal menagerie and Jonston's natural history of birds. Published in Paris by L. C. Desnos the work joined Robert's images of birds associated with the French royal collections to a French treatment of Jonston's earlier natural history placing seventeenth-century court-sponsored observation within the expanding eighteenth-century literature of ornithology. Jonston John and Robert Nicolas. Collection d'oiseaux les plus rares. Paris: L. C. Desnos 1772. Etching depicting six birds of prey each perched on a branch; one bird wears bells attached to its legs a detail associated with trained birds used in falconry. Etching measures 11" by 7"; overall sheet measures 12.5" by 17.75". The plate belongs to Desnos's Collection d'oiseaux les plus rares gravés et dessinés d'après nature which incorporated images by Nicolas Robert with material derived from Jonston's natural history of birds. Robert worked for Gaston d'Orléans before his natural-history paintings passed with Gaston's collections to Louis XIV. Under royal patronage Robert continued depicting plants and animals including birds kept at the royal menagerie; his surviving vellums became an early nucleus of the natural-history illustration collections now preserved by the Muséum national d'Histoire naturelle in Paris. This 1772 printing records the continued circulation of Robert's seventeenth-century bird imagery more than a century after its creation while the bells visible on one raptor preserve a specific visual reference to contemporary falconry practice. Condition not supplied. unknown books
1772réf. 143641772. Jonston John and Nicolas Robert. Collection d'oiseaux les plus rares 1772 preserves Nicolas Robert's seventeenth-century ornithological imagery in an eighteenth-century publication devoted to birds from the royal menagerie and Jonston's natural history of birds. Published in Paris by L. C. Desnos the work joined Robert's images of birds associated with the French royal collections to a French treatment of Jonston's earlier natural history placing seventeenth-century court-sponsored observation within the expanding eighteenth-century literature of ornithology. Jonston John and Robert Nicolas. Collection d'oiseaux les plus rares. Paris: L. C. Desnos 1772. Etching depicting six birds of prey each perched on a branch; one bird wears bells attached to its legs a detail associated with trained birds used in falconry. Etching measures 11" by 7"; overall sheet measures 12.5" by 17.75". The plate belongs to Desnos's Collection d'oiseaux les plus rares gravés et dessinés d'après nature which incorporated images by Nicolas Robert with material derived from Jonston's natural history of birds. Robert worked for Gaston d'Orléans before his natural-history paintings passed with Gaston's collections to Louis XIV. Under royal patronage Robert continued depicting plants and animals including birds kept at the royal menagerie; his surviving vellums became an early nucleus of the natural-history illustration collections now preserved by the Muséum national d'Histoire naturelle in Paris. This 1772 printing records the continued circulation of Robert's seventeenth-century bird imagery more than a century after its creation while the bells visible on one raptor preserve a specific visual reference to contemporary falconry practice. Condition not supplied. unknown books
1996réf. 051410Sydney: Angus & Robertson 1996. HEAVY. x 301 pages illustrated throughout with colour photographs line drawings distribution maps index bibliography. Near new. The book while providing a serious and comprehensive reference also captures the beauty and charm of these Australian birds. One of the scarcer titles in the series: National Photographic Index of Australian Wildlife. First Edition. Hard Cover. Fine/Fine. 4to. Angus & Robertson Hardcover
réf. 27702LONDON. OLIVER AND BOYD.1968. VOLUME FOUR - A HISTORY OF THE BIRDS OF THE CAPE VERDE ISLANDS. NEAR FINE COPY WITH A VERY GOOD DUSTWRAP. COLOUR HALF-TONE PLATES WOOD ENGRAVINGS IN TEXT MAPS. ILLUSTRATIONS BY D.M. REID-HENRY GEORGE E. LODGE C.F. TUNNICLIFFE AND OTHERS. EXTRA POSTAGE. LONDON. OLIVER AND BOYD.1968 unknown
2019réf. 3727387LexisNexis 2019. This is an ex-library book and may have the usual library/used-book markings inside.This book has soft covers. In good all round condition. Library sticker on front cover. Please note the Image in this listing is a stock photo and may not match the covers of the actual item1500grams ISBN:9781784734312 LexisNexis paperback
2019réf. 3727386Jordan Publishing 2019. This is an ex-library book and may have the usual library/used-book markings inside.This book has soft covers. In good all round condition. Library sticker on front cover. Please note the Image in this listing is a stock photo and may not match the covers of the actual item1500grams ISBN:9781784734312 Jordan Publishing paperback
réf. 38303FLOOD HUDON AND THOMAS 2007. A FINE HARDBACK COPY - LAMINATED BOARDS. FOREWORD BY BILL ODDIE. VERY SCARCE. FLOOD, HUDON AND THOMAS, 2007 hardcover
1935réf. 035936London: H. F. & G. Witherby 1935. Book. Very Good. Hardcover. First Edition. 8vo. 245 pages frontispiece plate with tissue guard and further b/w plates. Dust jacket very good with some general and rubbing dust soiled a little loss to the top of the spine not price-clipped now protected in a clear removable sleeve. Cloth hardbarck binding near fine. Contents clean and tight a few spots to fore-edges attractive bookplate belonging to Eric Hosking to the front pastedown. A very good copy in a scarce dust jacket with a good provenance. Eric Hosking OBE Hon FRPS FBIPP 1909-1991 was widely acknowledged as one of the world's most eminent natural history photographers "Perhaps the most famous bird photographer ever to have lived" Gemma Padley. He was pioneering and developed new techniques especially the use of flash photography and automatic shutter release technology which enabled him to photograph birds at night and freeze birds in flight for the first time. Famously when just 28 he lost an eye to a tawny owl while climbing up to a hide in rural Wales the event which inspired the ingeneous title of his autobiography "An Eye for a Bird" 1970. Over his exceptionally long career he photographed over 1800 species and his pictures have appeared in some 1000 books including the popular New Naturalist series of which he was photographic editor. Hosking was not only a photographer of birds but also a highly knowledgeable ornithologist. H. F. & G. Witherby Hardcover
réf. 021058Kyoto University: Fauna and Flora Research Society 1955 - 1956. Two volumes large octavo pp 4 viii 390 viiix x; x vi 530m viii vii well illustrated a fodling map in each volume blue cloth just very slightly worn the frint and rear hinges of the second volume have been strenthened with white tape very clean internally the dustwrappers are very thin and flimsy and rather badly torn. SCARCE. A heavy set - extra postage may be needed. First Edition. Cloth. Good/Poor. Fauna and Flora Research Society Hardcover
réf. 27402LONDON EDWARD LLOYD 1896. FIRST EDITION. TWO VOLUMES IN ONE. HANDSOMELY RE-BOUND IN QUARTER LEATHER NEW ENDPAPERS COLOUR PLATES FRESH TIGHT AND CLEAN. LONDON, EDWARD LLOYD, 1896 hardcover
réf. 40753OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS 2003. 1ST EDITION. QUARTO. A VERY GOOD COPY IN A VERY GOOD DUSTWRAP. - 656 PAGES. OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS, 2003 unknown
réf. 32263EDINBURGH DAVID DOUGLAS 1905. FIRST EDITION OCTAVO 321 PAGES. VERY GOOD IN NAVY BLUE CLOTH GILT WITH PHOTOGRAPHIC PLATES AND A MAP. MINOR WEAR TO THE SPINE BUT A VERY GOOD COPY. EDINBURGH, DAVID DOUGLAS, 1905 hardcover
réf. 32264EDINBURGH MACLACHLAN AND STEWART 1874. FIRST EDITION OCTAVO 398 PAGES. ORIGINAL GREEN CLOTH GILT WITH 8 PHOTOGRAPHIC PLATES. THE FRONT HINGE IS SPLIT BUT HOLDING. HENCE A WEAK BINDING. A READING COPY AND PRICED ACCORDINGLY. SCARCE. EDINBURGH, MACLACHLAN AND STEWART, 1874 hardcover
réf. 25400BERKHAMPSTED POYSER 1973. FIRST EDITION VERY GOOD IN VERY GOOD DUSTWRAPPER. ILLUS. BY R GILLMOR DIAGRAMS MAPS CHARTS. A SCARCE POYSER. BERKHAMPSTED, POYSER, 1973 unknown
2001réf. 012856New Haven: Yale Univ Press 2001. 76 color plates maps bibliography index 615 pages. Hard Cover. New/New. Yale Univ Press Hardcover
2003réf. 010281Princeton: Princeton University Press 2003. Pipits and Wagtails is the first comprehensive one-volume guide to the twenty-six species and all subspecies that occur in the vast swath of Europe Asia and North America known as the Holarctic. These birds are a notoriously difficult group to differentiate and so the authors--the world's two leading authorities in this field--have gone to exhaustive lengths to ensure that no aspect of identification has been omitted. Twenty-six full color plates and some part plates depict all the species and distinct subspecies in different plumages. To help further with identification the book includes nearly 250 color photographs numerous line drawings and color distribution maps for each species. The detailed species accounts cover all aspects of identification: taxonomy size and structure plumage geographical variation anatomical measurements molt and aging sexing voice behavior distribution and habitat. They also include sonograms of the species' unique songs and calls. Great care has been taken to accurately illustrate and describe plumage differences between all valid subspecies as well as differences relating to sex and aging. Unparalleled in breadth and detail Pipits and Wagtails is the ultimate reference guide for anyone interested in this group of birds. Color plates photos ills. maps glossarry index reference & bibliography. List price $78.50. In original publisher's shrink-wrap. Hard Cover. New/New. Princeton University Press Hardcover
réf. 003034Buenos Aires: Platt Establecimientos Graficos 1965-1967. 397pp. and 447pp. 104 color plates photos. Indexes of scientific names English names and Spanish names. Foreword by Dr. Alexander Wetmore. Signed by author in vol. #2. Nice dust jackets with a few small chips in protective Brodart jackets. A clean crisp set. Signed by Author. First Edition. Hard Cover. Very Good/Very Good. Illus. by J.D. Goodall. Platt Establecimientos Graficos Hardcover
1998réf. 006966Oxford University Press 1998. Concise Edition 2 volumes in slipcase. Corner of slipcase bumped but it protected the books which are mint. Volume 1 Non-Passerines; Volume 2 Passerines. Hardcover. New/New. Oxford University Press Hardcover
1993réf. 012447Univ of Texas Press 1993. This is a new book but the dust jacket has a tiny tear and some very light smudge. Hardcover. As New/As New. Univ of Texas Press Hardcover
1835Volume I xxiv, 379 pages. Volume II 391 pages. With alphabetical list of British Birds giving English and systematic name. Modern calf-backed boards. Light wear/scuffing.
1899Sm. 8vo., First Edition thus, on laid paper, with a frontispiece (original tissue guard present) and a plate, some minor foxing to endpapers preliminaries and title only; blue cloth, upper board and backstrip lettered in gilt, a near fine copy. The first publicly available avifauna of the county, representing a substantially revised and enlarged edition of the author's first, privately printed, list of 1882. Not recorded by Tate.
1928réf. 220712Harrisburg, 1928-33. M. Abb. Einige OU. beschäd.
