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1942réf. ML257141942 310 p., 42 plates. Original printed wrappers.Although not apparent from the title, this book deals with the Cyclophoridae of Cuba (by De La Torre and Bartsch), the other West Indian islands (by Paul Bartsch alone), and the American mainland (by Bartsch and Morrison). It deals with the higher systematics within the group (e.g. introducing a new subfamily) and the species, of which many are new, or little known and illustrated for the first time. This is the institute's Bulletin 181. Small stamp of the malacologist Herbert Ant on the title page and contents page margin, otherwise a good clean copy.
1942réf. ML257151942 310 p., 42 plates. Original printed wrappers.Although not apparent from the title, this book deals with the Cyclophoridae of Cuba (by De La Torre and Bartsch), the other West Indian islands (by Paul Bartsch alone), and the American mainland (by Bartsch and Morrison). It deals with the higher systematics within the group (e.g. introducing a new subfamily) and the species, of which many are new, or little known and illustrated for the first time. Title a bit discoloured. A good copy, without markings.
1942réf. ML257161942 310 p., 42 plates. Later blind red half cloth over marbled boards.Although not apparent from the title, this book deals with the Cyclophoridae of Cuba (by De La Torre and Bartsch), the other West Indian islands (by Paul Bartsch alone), and the American mainland (by Bartsch and Morrison). It deals with the higher systematics within the group (e.g. introducing a new subfamily) and the species, of which many are new, or little known and illustrated for the first time. A very good copy, without markings. A common work, but bound copies, such as this one, are scarce.
réf. ML436501938 / 1941 Two volumes. pp. 193-403, 131-385, i-x, Plates 7-39, 9-57, paperbound (original printed covers). Uncut. Very good, clean, and definitely uncommon in this state.Combined, these two volumes comprise the complete Annulariidae, a family nowhere as diverse as in Cuba. The leading author, Carlos de la Torre (1858-1950) was the leading Cuban malacologist during the first half of the 20th century. These are the Proceedings of the United States National Museum 3039 and 3096.
1942réf. ML436511942 iv, 305 p., 42 plates, paperbound. Uncut. Very good copy.Although not apparent from the title, this book deals with the Cyclophoridae of Cuba (by De La Torre and Bartsch), the other West Indian islands (by Paul Bartsch alone), and the American mainland (by Bartsch and Morrison). It deals with the higher systematics within the group (e.g. introducing a new subfamily) and the species, of which many are new, or little known and illustrated for the first time. This is the United States National Museum Bulletin 181. This well-illustrated monograph has never been replaced by a more modern one. This is United States National Museum Bulletin 181.
1961réf. ML260211961 28, 14 p., 14 plates. Original printed wrappers.Contained in the Raffles Museum Bulletin no. 26. Also included: M. W. F. Tweedie: On certain Mollusca of the Malayan limestone hills (15 pp., 2 plates) and a paper on the geology of these species-rich hills.
1973réf. MJ255731973-1974 4to. In four issues.
1986réf. MM456891986 38 p., 4 plates, printed wrappers. Gloria Maris.
1985réf. MM346341985 79 p., 10 figs, 12 pls, paperbound. Published in: Revue Suisse de Zoologie. Very good copy.
1970réf. MM260371970 xv, 375 p., 45 figs, 79 col. pls, roy. 4to, cloth.
1970réf. MM456131970 xv, 375 p., 45 figures, 79 colour plates, large 4to, cloth. Good copy of this classic book on Volutes.
1910réf. MM260571910 92 p., 14 text figures (some on heavier paper and page-sized, i.e. plates), 3 chromolithographed folded plates, frontispiece, 4to, paperbound (spine missing, covers detached and margins front cover much chipped). Small vague stamp on title page.A detailed study with clear, multi-coloured drawings and a nice frontispiece showing a model of the external and internal anatomy. Should be rebound but very scarce.
1913réf. MG260621913 xi, 158 p, 32 plates, one folded map. Original violet cloth with gilt titles on spine and front board (some wear on outer ends spine).Based on S.P. Woodward's Manual of the Mollusca, but with additional illustrations by G. M. Woodward. A 32 page sales catalogue of Methuen bound in the rear. Cover mostly faded to brown. Small stamp of Herbert Ant on title page. Library’s ex libris, and large printed label of a public library pasted on front board ("Borrowers are requested to keep the Books clean...and not to entrust them to YOUNG or CARELESS messengers...").
2008réf. ML345392008 vi, 162 p., 7 figs, 26 col. pls, 4to, paperbound. Ex library Dr. A.C. van Bruggen (with his signature).Ancey (1860-1906) was a keen land and freshwater snail collector who principally focused on snails from the Hawaiian Islands, Central Asia, North and South America, Europe and Africa. In his short life he published many new taxa and contributed much to malacology. Ancey's material is widely distributed in museums around the world, including the Melvill-Tomlin collection at the National Museum of Wales in Cardiff. This publication illustrates all of the Cardiff material and, where known, indicates where other type material can be located. This book contains the full biography of César-Marie-Felix Ancey, lists his 176 published papers, including 762 new molluscan names and illustrates 153 type lots.
1972réf. MM018981972 159 p., 15 figs, 38 pls, 4to, paperbound. Library stamps
1956Zagreb, 1956, Vol. I, n. 1-5, 8vo legatura in mezza pelle moderna con angoli, fregi e titoli dorati al dorso, pp. 242 con figure e tabelle n.t.
1975Houston, Vol. XI, n° 4, june 1975, pp. 76/105 con fig.
1791In folio max. (mm. 495x330), 2 volumi, p. pergamena coeva (picc. restauri), fregi e tit. oro su due tasselli al dorso, stemma reale impresso in oro su tassello ai piatti. Il primo volume, 3 cc.nn., X,90,50 pp., 1 c.nn., 74 pp., 1 c.nn., LXXIII pp. (Indici e spiegazione succinta delle tavole, in italiano e in francese) // Il secondo, 1 c.nn., da 75 a 264, LXXVI pp. (Indici e spiegazione succinta delle tavole, in italiano e in francese); ornati da alcune pregevoli testate incise, per lo più di vedute. L’opera è illustrata da complessive 78 bellissime tavole, ciasc. con numerose figure di molluschi bivalvi e multivalvi: 39 sono a contorno e 39 in finissimo chiaro-scuro. Sono incise in rame da Brun, Scarpati, Ottaviano, Zaballi e Cesarano, su disegni di Morelli, Lo Manto, Casanova, Cava, Navarra e La Vega. Al ns. esempl. manca il terzo volume che apparve, trent’anni dopo, sotto la cura di Stefano delle Chiaje in 2 parti (1826-27), con 36 tavole di illustrazioni, ed è dedicato ai gasteropodi, ai cefalopodi e agli scafopodi. "Edizione originale". di questo celebrato studio sui molluschi e sulle conchiglie siciliani. Cfr. Caprotti “L’illustrazione malacologica”, p. 56: “Si tratta di una importantissima opera in 3 parti.. E’ l’opera malacologica italiana più importante della seconda metà del ‘700. E’ inoltre un capolavoro d’arte grafica” - Brooks,426: “Opera classica nel suo genere che è difficile trovarsi completa - Nissen,3213 - Cat. British Library,III, p. 1592 - Brunet,IV,777. Primo vol.: solo lievi picc. aloni su 6 cc. e qualche traccia d’uso altrimenti fresco e ben conservato. Secondo vol.: 1 c. (pp. LXI / LXII), mancante, è stata anticamente trascritta a mano in modo perfetto, 2 tavv. restaur. per strappo, altrimenti buon esemplare. "Giuseppe Saverio POLI (Molfetta 1746 - Napoli 1825), medico e naturalista, prof. di fisica al Collegio medico degli Incurabili a Napoli. Viaggiò in diversi paesi d’Europa e raccolse materiale naturalistico costituendo un museo. Pubblicò varie memorie di fisica, meteorologia, geologia e zoologia, ma rese particolari servizi alla zoologia con la sua descrizione dei Testacei delle Due Sicilie, che contiene preziosi contributi alla faunistica e all’anatomia comparata”". Così Diz. Treccani,IX, p. 560.
1784London, (1784), 4° cart. coevo, pp. (8)-25 con 3 tav. incise in rame. Testo bilingue, Prima edizione. Nissen ZB 524.
1984Sorrento, 1984. 8vo br. cop. ill. col. pp. 37-(12) con 15 tav. col. n.t.
1984Sorrento, 1984. 8vo brossura con copertina illustrata a colori, pp. 37-(12) con 15 tav. col. n.t.
1967Galatina, 1967. estratto cop. muta, pp. 121/133 con fig. - !! ATTENZIONE !!: Con il termine estratto (o stralcio) intendiamo riferirci ad un fascicolo contenente un articolo, completo in se, sia che esso sia stato stampato a parte utilizzando la stessa composizione sia che provenga direttamente da una rivista. Le pagine sono indicate come "da/a", ad esempio: 229/231 significa che il testo è composto da tre pagine. Quando la rivista di provenienza non viene indicata é perché ci è sconosciuta. - !! ATTENTION !!: : NOT A BOOK : “extract” or “excerpt” means simply a few pages, original nonetheless, printed in a magazine. Pages are indicated as in "from” “to", for example: 229/231 means the text comprises three pages (229, 230 and 231). If the magazine that contained the pages is not mentioned, it is because it is unknown to us.
réf. ML436571952 (translated 1962) 574 p., 420 text figures, cloth with gilt author/title on the spine. A mint copy of this English translation from the Russian.
1942réf. MM266761942 106 p., 12 pls, paperbound. Scarce.All fossils treated are scaphopods, bivalves and gastropods.
1966réf. ML437001966 261 p., 91 text illustrations, 14 plates, quarter cloth over pictorial boards. Printed title on the spine. In Russian. Plastified and with the Ex libris (bookplate) of Cor Karnekamp in the top margin of the front pastedown. A good, clean copy.An very important work, with many new, well-illustrated species.
