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1972réf. 195484New York: Heritage Press 1972. Hardcover. Good/Good Boards are lightly worn especially at the spine; interior is clean; binding is solid; Slipcase has light scuffing/smudging. Kredel Fritz. Red boards with black title block and gilt lettering and illustration on the spine; black slipcase; xvii 362 pp.; illustrations. Preface by Ashley Montagu. Heritage Press hardcover books
2006réf. 195483London England: The Folio Society 2006. Hardcover. VG light crinkling to spine top. upper textblock between pgs 19-48 has an abrasion w/ small rubbs fine chips to upper pg edges. slipcase scuffed & scratched. brown cloth boards w/ silver/gilt & black illustrations. 415 pgs w/ bw & color illustrations. Appears unread; very tightly bound. Remains a nice bright and sharp copy. The Folio Society hardcover books
2003réf. 195558London England: The Folio Society 2003. Hardcover. Like New light wear to boards edges & corners. slipcase scuffed. dark blue-green boards w/ gilt & black illustrations decorative gilt spine. 518 pgs w/ color plates. top edge blue. black paper slipcase. Remains fairly tightly bound; appears to be lightly selectively read and handled copy. Introduction by Richard Keynes. The Folio Society hardcover books
2008réf. 195482London England: The Folio Society 2008. Hardcover. VG light wear to board edges & corners; crinkling to spine top. slipcase scuffed & scratched. green cloth boards w/ gilt & black illustrations. 727 pgs w/ bw & color plates. black slipcase. Appears to be a lightly handled and read copy. The Folio Society hardcover books
1991réf. 195900Norwalk Connecticut: Easton Press 1991. Hardcover. Very Good. Black leather boards. 470 pages. Includes introduction glossary of scientific terms andt index. Easton Press hardcover books
1893réf. 144862New York: D. Appleton and Company 1893. Second Edition Revised. Hardcover. VG- Only slight wear to outer spine; interior is clean. Rust colored cloth with stamped plant motif gilt letters on spine 208 pp. plus ads BW illus. Work that Darwin originally released five years after his "Origin of Species." "The Essay first appeared in the ninth volume of the 'Journal of the Linnean Society' published in 1865. It is here reproduced in a corrected and I hope clearer form with some additional facts. The illustrations were drawn by my son George Darwin." preface. D. Appleton and Company hardcover books
1910réf. 141248New York: D. Appleton and Company 1910. Author's Edition Authorized Edition. Hardcover. G- All binding edges are worn; two corners are down to the boards; spine appears to be a replacement first page is loose; interior surfaces are clean though one corner is slightly bumped throughout the last half of book; inscription and label in front of book. Three-quarters marbled boards with red leather-like spine & corners gilt letters on spine gilt top edges 372 pp. 21 BW illus. 7 BW plates. Re-release of a Darwin book which was first published in 1872 as one of the first books to contain photographic plates. This is #14 of 1000 copies of an "Authoriized Edition" that appears to have come out circa 1910. Darwin's signature appears on the opening flyleaf; but alas! The man left us in 1882. It must therefore be a stamped replica instead. Still a nifty tome. D. Appleton and Company hardcover books
1936réf. 71006NY: Sun Dial Press 1936. Hardcover. Good. Hardcover. Reprint. Ink name on front pastedown pages heavily tanned small dampstain on rear board else about very good in a nearly complete but darkened and worn jacket that has a fair amount of loss to the rear joint a chip to the foot of the spine and other minor loss to the edges. Ink 'J.&R." stamp at the top of the front flap. Sun Dial Press hardcover books
1909réf. 295380Cambridge at the University Press 1909. Hard Cover. Very Good binding. An attractive First Edition of this fore-runner of one of the most important books of the 19th century.~~Two essays written in 1842 and 1844 in which Darwin’s theory of natural selection is first considered; the 1842 essay was published earlier that year but this is the first appearance in print of the 1844 essay and thus the first appearance of the two essays together. Of note is that “the sketch of 1844 bears on the whole a striking resemblance to the origin of species . even some of the sentences are identical.” DNB Vol. V 1917 p. 526 Darwin himself provides evidence of the high estimate he had formed of the sketch: “A letter exists addressed to his wife in which he made provision in case of his death for the publication of the manuscript . stating that he believes his conclusions to be ‘a considerable step in science’” ibid.~~Large Octavo; in the publisher’s green buckram binding with spine lettered in gilt and beveled edges; xxix 1. 263 pages including the Index; top edge gilt with other edges rough-cut; there is a small and neatly penned name on the front endpaper; with photogravure portrait frontispiece protected with a tissue guard and a facsimile; the spine is just a bit darkened; a previous owner’s signature on the front pastedown. ~~~ DNB Vol V 1917 p. 527. Very Good binding. Cambridge at the University Press unknown books
1868réf. 016038Orange Judd 1868. Book. Near Fine. Hardcover. 1st Edition. 12mo - over 6¾ - 7¾" tall. 2 Volume In Green Cloth. First American Edition 1868 A Bit Of Light Staining. Excellent Fresh Set of This Science Classic. Orange Judd Hardcover books
1872réf. CDAR014London: John Murray 1872 First edition second issue with "htat" misprint on the first line of page 208. One of 7000 copies. Publisher's green cloth with decorative borders in blind to front and rear boards titles and decorations in gilt to spine green endpapers seven Heliotype Plates numbered in Arabic. Very good or better with light wear to spine hinges and corners a bit of toning to spine some spotting to the plates on pages 180 and 264 a few small notes in pencil to a couple pages and a touch of soiling to bottom edge of text block. Overall a solid copy of Darwin's "forgotten masterpiece" with very well-preserved plates. Freeman 1142. The Expression of the Emotions in Man and Animals expands on Darwin's theories raised in On the Origin of Species 1859 and The Descent of Man 1871 arguing that there is an evolutionary explanation for the human expression of emotions. The book was originally intended by Darwin to be a chapter in The Descent of Man but grew until it was necessary to publish the work separately. An influential text in the field of psychology the book has also been described as "a pivotal turning point in the history of book illustration right up there with Alice in Wonderland" The Atlantic. With seven plates of heliotypes that represent various human emotions The Expression of the Emotions was one of the first scientific books to include photographs. These photographs were provided by a handful of photographers and researchers including Guillaume-Benjamin Duchenne Adolph Kindermann George Charles Wallich James Crichton-Browne and Oscar Rejlander. Rejlander contributed nineteen of the thirty photographs in the book including the crying baby photo later dubbed "Ginx's baby" which became incredibly popular in its time. Interestingly Darwin's research for the book prompted him to circulate one of the first scientific questionnaires which he used to gauge people's ability to identify a handful of core emotions. . First Edition. Hard Cover. Very Good. London: John Murray hardcover books
1863réf. 29135Stuttgart: E. Schweizerbart'sche Verlagshandlung und Druckerie 1863. Boards. Very Good. VIII 551 1 blank pages. Plus original albumen photograph of Darwin mounted on thin board inserted before the half title with original tissue guard still present. 8vo. 1/4 leather gilt over marbled boards. Light overall wear to the binding. Bookseller ticket LW Schmidt New York German Bookseller on front pastedown. Lightly browned pages clean internally. A nice copy. Boards. The first German translation of Darwin's "Origin of the Species" was published in 1860 by the same publisher. This edition is notable for the inclusion of an albumen frontispiece of Darwin a very early portrait. Van Wyhe's Complete Photographs of Darwin identifies this portrait as a sitting by Maull & Polyblank from 1857. This image is identified as a variant of that image "1.1. Albumen photograph 15.3x11.5cm uncropped mounted on thick paper. Below image "Phothogr. v. Buchner / Charles Darwin. / E. Schweitzerbart'sche Verlagshandlung in Stuttgart." Frontispiece to Origin 2d ed. in German 1863 F673." If not the first it was certainly among the first albumen images of Darwin to be published in a book. A nice addition to any Darwin collection. The albumen print is by Carl Johann Sigmund Buchner. Literature: Freeman Bibliographical Handlist 2nd edition #673 Van Wyhe's Complete Photographs of Darwin. E. Schweizerbart'sche Verlagshandlung und Druckerie unknown books
1868réf. 24571London: John Murray 1868. First Edition second issue. leather_bound. Full tree calf gilt decorated borders marbled endpapers and edges. Very good. 2 Vols. 411 486 pages. 22 x 14 cm. 43 black and white illustrations. Comprehensive Index. Bound without the advertisements. The book's slow progress towards publication was due not only to its size but the author's ill health. "About half of the eight years that elapsed between its commencement and completion were spent on it. The book did not escape adverse criticism: it was said for instance that the public had been patiently waiting for Mr. Darwin's justificatives and that after eight years of expectation all they got was a mass of detail about pigeons rabbits and silkworms. The work contains the first appearance of the phrase 'survival of the fittest' in any of Darwin's works p. 6 of 1st volume. Single erratum in Volume I. FREEMAN 878. NORMAN. 597. Backstrip decorated with gilt florets and gilt lettered spine labels lacking Vol. II label. John Murray books
1920réf. 331115London: Country Life 1920. hardcover. near fine. 18 mounted color plates of seven British and eleven Dutch 'Old Master' paintings dating from the 16th to the 19th centuries depicting golf and its relatives Het Kolven Jeu de Mail and Kolf. 18 pages of text large folio decorative green boards. London: Country Life 1920. The book is near fine the pictorial board slipcase is quite worn at edges. Country Life unknown books
1930réf. 240576London: Elkin Mathews 1930. First. hardcover. very good. Illustrated. 208pp. pictorial light blue boards; spine faded. London: Elkin Mathews & Marrot 1930. First Edition. Elkin Mathews unknown books
2008réf. 214050New York: Bloomsbury Press 2008. First. hardcover. very good. Black & white maps. 574pp. 8vo boards; very light water-staining on boards. New York: Bloomsbury Press 2008. First U.S. Edition. Very good. Bloomsbury Press unknown books
réf. 13289pamphlet. 24 pages. Slim 12mo original printed wrappers. NY 1885. unknown books
réf. 13297pamphlet. 24 pages. Slim 12mo original printed wrappers; ex. lib. NY 1875. Presentation copy unknown books
1936réf. 440679New York: The Modern Library 1936. Hardcover. Near Fine/Very Good. First Modern Library edition. Octavo. 1000pp. Publisher's rust-colored cloth stamped in silver. Neat bookplate on the front endpaper light offsetting at the gutters spine ends gently bumped just about near fine in a dustwrapper with a lightly toned spine and a bit of chipping on the topedge very good save for one chip and a closed tear on the cover. Still a bright nicer than usual copy in the fragile dustwrapper. The Modern Library hardcover books
1996réf. 57095Willimantic CT: Curbstone Press 1996. Second printing. 8vo pp. 89. In Spanish and English on facing pages. Paper wraps. About as new. Curbstone Press unknown books
1982réf. 53629NY: Arbor House 1982. First Edition. 8vo pp. 346. A very good copy in dj. A novel suggested by the life of Anais Nin. Arbor House unknown books
1932réf. 47925NY: Third International Congress of Eugenics 1932. Special edition. Small 8vo pp. viii 88. Frontis portrait. Blue cloth stamped in gilt. Edges little soiled corners of cover slightly bumped and ends of spine scuffed o/w a VG tight copy. Leonard Darwin was Charles Darwin's son. Third International Congress of Eugenics unknown books
2014réf. 585588New York: Blood Moon Productions 2014. Softcover. Fine. First edition. Illustrated wrappers. Illustrated from black and white photographs. 707pp. Fine. Blood Moon Productions unknown books
1871réf. 12819First Edition First Issue. Extremely scarce. With "transmitted" the first word on p.297 in the first volume; in the second volume printer's note on verso of half-title errata on verso of title and the postscript leaf after p.viii. January ads in both volumes. The First Edition contains two parts: The Descent of Man itself and Selection in Relation to Sex. "The word 'evolution' in Volume 1 .2 occurs for the very first time in any of Darwin's worlds." Freeman 128-9. Often misunderstood Darwin never said that man was descended from apes let alone monkeys; that statement of his -- what he claimed and that highly important and still controversial statement today was that man's ancestors if alive today would have to be classified among the primates. One of the most significant books ever written SIGMUND FREUD Freeman 937; GarrisonMorton 170; Printing and the Mind of Man 169; Rieber 12. SCARCE AND HIGHLY COLLECTIBLE Both volumes endpapers highly foxed otherwise in surprisingly decent condition gilt titles clean and in volume two surprisingly bright. John Murray hardcover books
1959réf. 104029New York: Basic Books Inc 1959. Hardcover. Near Fine. Later edition. Foreword by George Gaylord Simpson. Two volumes. Both volumes near fine with a tanned spine with volume two having a tiny hole in the spine. Both lacking the dustwrappers but both are inside the publisher's slip case. Basic Books, Inc hardcover books