BENSON S. VereMareMagnum
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1960Sm. 8vo., with 200 coloured and monochrome plates, front free endpaper browned; original series binding of terracotta cloth, upper board blocked and lettered in black, backstrip lettered in black, a very good, bright, clean copy in unclipped dustwrapper, the latter moderately age-marked and lightly frayed (without material loss) at head and tail of backstrip. Observer 1. Code 864.960 with 'Fieldfare' dustwrapper. 'The excellent illustrations and concise format of one bird per page made this book an enduring classic' (Marren & Carter). Marren & Carter, p.147.
19708vo., First Edition, with numerous coloured and monochrome illustrations in the text; terracotta cloth, backstrip lettered in red, a very good, bright, clean copy in price-clipped dustwrapper. With personal stamp in blind on front free endpaper.
1938réf. 157330Washington, Smithsonian Institution, 1938. M. 194 Taf. VII, 409; VIII, 482 S. OBr. Unaufgeschn. Ex. St. od. Sign. a. Umschl. (United States National Museum, Bulletin 167, 170)
1938réf. 101019Washington, Smithsonian Institution, 1938. M. 92 Taf. VIII, 482 S. Hlwd. St. a. Tit. (United States National Museum, Bulletin 170)
1958réf. 101028Washington, Smithsonian Institution, 1958. M. 37 Taf. IX, 549 S. OBr. Umschl. etwas angestaubt. St. a. Tit. (United States National Museum, Bulletin 211)
1968réf. 101029Washington, Smithsonian Institution, 1968. M. 81 (3 farb.) Taf. XLVI, 1889 S. OBr. (United States National Museum, Bulletin 237, 1-3)
1940réf. 101020Washington, Smithsonian Institution, 1940. M. 73 Taf. VIII, 506 S. OBr. St. a. Umschl. u. Tit. (United States National Museum, Bulletin 176)
1942réf. 101022Washington, Smithsonian Institution, 1942. M. 70 Taf. XI, 555 S. Hlwd. (United States National Museum, Bulletin 179)
1932réf. 101018Washington, Smithsonian Institution, 1932. M. 93 Taf. XI, 477 S. OBr. Unaufgeschn. Ex. (United States National Museum, Bulletin 162)
1946réf. 101023Washington, Smithsonian Institution, 1946. M. 68 Taf. XI, 495 S. Hlwd. Bibliotheksex. m. Rsign. u. St. a. Tit. (United States National Museum, Bulletin 191)
1926réf. 101016Washington, 1926. M. 98 Taf. XII, 490 S. OBr. Umschl. etwas angestaubt u. leicht angerissen. (Bull. US Nat. Mus. 135).
1948réf. 101024Washington, Smithsonian Institution, 1948. M. 90 Taf. XI, 475 S. Hlwd. (United States National Museum, Bulletin 195)
1922réf. 101014Washington, Smithsonian Institution, 1922. M. 69 Taf. XII, 343 S. OBr. (United States National Museum, Bulletin 121)
1927réf. 157323Washington, Smithsonian Institution, 1927. M. 121 Taf. IX, 420; IX, 412 S. OBr. Unaufgeschn. Ex. Umschl. beschäd., angeschm. u. m. Sign. St. a. Umschl. u. Tit. (United States National Museum, Bulletin 142, 146)
1949réf. 101025Washington, 1949. M. 51 Taf. VIII, 454 S. Hlwd. (Bulletin of the Smithsonian Institution, U.S. National Museum, 196)
1950réf. 101026Washington, Smithsonian Institution, 1950. M. 48 Taf. VII, 411 S. Hlwd. (United States National Museum, Bulletin 197)
1923réf. 101015Washington, Smithsonian Institution, 1923. M. 46 Taf. IX, 250 S. OBr. (United States National Museum, Bulletin 126)
1953réf. 101027Washington, Smithsonian Institution, 1953. M. 83 Taf. XI, 734 S. Hlwd. (United States National Museum, Bulletin 203)
1939réf. 101021Washington, Smithsonian Institution, 1939. M. 39 Taf. VIII, 334 S. Hlwd. St. a. Tit. (United States National Museum, Bulletin 174)
1958549p., illus. Paperback Ex-library, Good condition, front hinge partly detached
1929réf. 7338ABWashington, Government Printing Office, 1929. 8°. IX, 412 pp. 66 pl.. Orig. wrappers. + Wichtig: Für unsere Kunden in der EU erfolgt der Versand alle 14 Tage verzollt ab Deutschland / Postbank-Konto in Deutschland vorhanden +
1938pp. viii. 482 + 92 Photo plates. Minor foxing. Edges uncut. 8vo. Original printed wraps. Manuscript ownership of K. B. Corbett. First Edition of a desirable volume in this classic series published by the Smithsonian Institution. "Everyone interested in birds should discover the magnificent work of Arthur Cleveland Bent (1866-1954), one of America's greatest ornithologists. His extraordinary Life Histories of North American Birds, published in a twenty-one volume series (1919-1968), provided behavioral information not available in the standard field guides. These pioneering studies are the durable foundation on which almost all other compilations of North American bird biology (including the contemporary Birds of North America) rest. In them Bent and his collaborators present, in enthusiastic, readable prose, comprehensive information about courtship, nesting, eggs, young, plumages, food, behavior, voice, enemies, and more. Readers who supplement their field guides with these delightful accounts acquire a deeper understanding of both the birds and their observers (as well as an interesting cultural history lesson)." NH9
1958pp. ix, 549 + 37 Photo plates. Uncut and unopened. 8vo. Original printed paper wraps. Ownership of K. B. Corbett. First Edition of a desirable volume in this classic series published by the Smithsonian Institution. "Everyone interested in birds should discover the magnificent work of Arthur Cleveland Bent (1866-1954), one of America's greatest ornithologists. His extraordinary Life Histories of North American Birds, published in a twenty-one volume series (1919-1968), provided behavioral information not available in the standard field guides. These pioneering studies are the durable foundation on which almost all other compilations of North American bird biology (including the contemporary Birds of North America) rest. In them Bent and his collaborators present, in enthusiastic, readable prose, comprehensive information about courtship, nesting, eggs, young, plumages, food, behavior, voice, enemies, and more. Readers who supplement their field guides with these delightful accounts acquire a deeper understanding of both the birds and their observers (as well as an interesting cultural history lesson)." NH9
1940pp. viii, 506 + 73 Photo plates. Uncut and unopened. 8vo. Original printed paper wraps. Manuscript ownership of K. B. Corbett. First Edition of a desirable volume in this classic series published by the Smithsonian Institution. "Everyone interested in birds should discover the magnificent work of Arthur Cleveland Bent (1866-1954), one of America's greatest ornithologists. His extraordinary Life Histories of North American Birds, published in a twenty-one volume series (1919-1968), provided behavioral information not available in the standard field guides. These pioneering studies are the durable foundation on which almost all other compilations of North American bird biology (including the contemporary Birds of North America) rest. In them Bent and his collaborators present, in enthusiastic, readable prose, comprehensive information about courtship, nesting, eggs, young, plumages, food, behavior, voice, enemies, and more. Readers who supplement their field guides with these delightful accounts acquire a deeper understanding of both the birds and their observers (as well as an interesting cultural history lesson)." NH9
1946pp. xiii, 237 + 32 Photo plates. 8vo. Original full cloth binding. Original dust jacket. First reprint of this great volume first published by the Smithsonian Institution. "Everyone interested in birds should discover the magnificent work of Arthur Cleveland Bent (1866-1954), one of America's greatest ornithologists. His extraordinary Life Histories of North American Birds, published in a twenty-one volume series (1919-1968), provided behavioral information not available in the standard field guides. These pioneering studies are the durable foundation on which almost all other compilations of North American bird biology (including the contemporary Birds of North America) rest. In them Bent and his collaborators present, in enthusiastic, readable prose, comprehensive information about courtship, nesting, eggs, young, plumages, food, behavior, voice, enemies, and more. Readers who supplement their field guides with these delightful accounts acquire a deeper understanding of both the birds and their observers (as well as an interesting cultural history lesson)." NH8
