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1852réf. 105154Stuttgart, 1852-64. M. einigen lith. Abb. Hldr. (16), Hlwd. (10) u. Pp. Einbde. etwas beschabt. Einige S. etwas braunfl. Fehlen: Jg. 4 Nr. 3, 41-42 u. Beil.; 10 Nr. 30 u. 35.
1944réf. 601678Berlin, Springer, 1869-1944. M. Portr., Taf. u. Abb. Verschied. geb. Bd. 41-45 u. 57 in Heften. Teilw. St. a. Tit. Einbde. fleckig u. teilw. bestoßen. Bd. 6 lose im Einbd.; 21 m. geringen Textverlust beschäd; 22 Bindung gelockert; 28 Rücken lose. Fehlen: Bd. 3 1 Taf.; 29; 36 H. 4; 37 S. 393-404; 41 S. 453-468, 617-618; 42 H. 2; 43 H. 7; 44 H. 1-4 u. 9; 57 TI, H. 3 u. 11-12.
1938réf. 601762Neudamm/Berlin, Neumann, 1938-55. 8° u. (ab Bd 11) 4°. Hlwd. u. OBr. Teilw. etwas berieben. Teils St. a. Tit. Teils m. kl. Anstreich. Einige OU. eingeb. Bd. 9 Bind. teils lose. Fehlen: Bd. 6 TI, 7 TI u. S. 665-750, 9 TI; 16 2 Ktn.
1960réf. 416431(Berlin, 1960). 67 S. Name a. OU. (Schriftenreihe f. Forstökonomie 7).
1961réf. 241952Wien, 1961-63. M. zahlr. Abb. u. mehr. Ktn. 3 Bl. 887 S. OBr. Umschläge angestaubt. St. a. Tit. (Mitteil. d. Forstl. Bundes-Versuchsanst. Mariabrunn 59/60).
1969réf. 601067Wien, Österr. Agrarvlg. 1969. M. zahlr. Tab. u. Abb. 156 S. (Mitteil. d. forstl. Bundes-Versuchsanst. Wien 82).
1952réf. 601302(Wien), 1952-60. Unterschiedl. Hlwdbde. Ohne Tit.
1975réf. 601171Wien, Österreich. Agrarvlg. 1975. M. zahlr. (teils farb.) Abb. 162 S. (Mitteil. d. forstl. Bundes-Versuchsanst. Wien 112).
1963réf. 416436(Berlin, 1963). 134 S. St. a. OU. u. Tit. (Schriftenreihe f. Forstökonomie 11).
1772réf. 28703Paris: Chez Debure l'aîne 1772. 1 vols. 8vo. Contemporary stained calf citron morocco label spine gilt. Some rubbing surface worming on lower cover else very good. 1 vols. 8vo. Commentary on the environmental and game laws. Chez Debure l'aîne unknown
1772réf. 28703Paris: Chez Debure l'aîne 1772. 1 vols. 8vo. Contemporary stained calf citron morocco label spine gilt. Some rubbing surface worming on lower cover else very good. 1 vols. 8vo. Commentary on the environmental and game laws. Chez Debure l'aîne unknown books
1884réf. 80629Columbus Ohio: G. J. Brand & Co. State Printers. Very Good. 1884. Softcover. This item is soft-bound in green wrappers with black printing on the upper cover. The covers show soiling wear to the edges and spine and a paper label at the top which states "Compliments of Geo. G. Washburn House of Reps." The string binding is solid. The contents are bright and clean with a fold out chart. . G. J. Brand & Co., State Printers paperback books
2018réf. 2081502111902826Chinese book office 2018. Soft Cover. Fine. Size:Soft Cover Chinese book office paperback
1922réf. 2090202120400513Monokuro 1922. Soft Cover. Fine. Number of books: 1 Monokuro paperback
1917réf. 2110502150412338Not Available 1917. Soft Cover. Fine. Volume: 1 Not Available paperback
1990réf. 2080302106805824Not Available 1990. Soft Cover. Fine. Size: B5 size 320 pages Number of books: 1 Not Available paperback
1867Very detailed (rivers, villages, wooded areas) lithographed map, scale 1:200,000, in six sheets of 68x92cm each. Some small repairs to blank verso (mostly to margins) not affecting printed area, some dust- or finger-marking, folded vertically one time; over all a good set. The map was intended to be coloured but this is a set in uncoloured state. Rare.
réf. 59497P., Hachette (Encyclopédie des Connaissances Agricoles), 1934, in 12 cartonnage de l'éditeur, 182 pages.
1900réf. 695Japon Circa 1900 Dimensions : 34X25cm.
1915réf. 27565Memphis Tenn.: American Hardwood Manufacturers' Association 1915. First printing. Pamphlet. Very good condition. Technical information about red gum with an aim to introduce it into the US as a commercial forestry product specifically in Tennessee. There is no mention of Australia that we could see. Oblong 8vo blue printed paper wrappers staple bound title on front in red16pp illustrations OCLC: 1073113372. American Hardwood Manufacturers' Association unknown
réf. 30302P., Institut pour le Développement Forestier, 1978, in 8° broché, VI-200 pages ; illustrations ; couverture illustrée en couleurs ; petits défauts.
réf. 76550Grand in 8° broché, paginé 81 à 248 ; couverture illustrée.
1910réf. 58819Tokyo Japan: Bureau of Forestry Dept. of Agriculture and Commerce 農林çœå±±æž—å±€ 1910. 8vo. 6 127 3 pp. With 12 collotype photo plates all preserving original tissue guards. Dark green silk publisher’s cloth gilt lettering stamped on front cover minor ink stain to back cover minor warping to boards edgewear at corners minor rubbing still VG copy. First edition of this scarce work examining forest zones forestry practices and lumber and wood available in Japanese forests and tree farms at the end of the Meiji Era. In addition to discussion of forestry resources and the practices for Imperial Public and Private forests there are also discussions of conservation for certain forests either for aesthetic reasons or in maintaining environmental diversity and fish stocks. The collotype photographs are particularly well done and are reminiscent of the images produced by Kazumasa Ogawa 1860-1929 a pioneer in Japanese photography and photomechanical printing who had introduced collotype printing to Japan in the 1890s. Bureau of Forestry, Dept. of Agriculture and Commerce, 農林çœå±±æž—å±€, hardcover
1870réf. 58998London: T. Nelson and Sons Pternoster Row 1870. 12mo. viii 9-160 pp. Woodcut-engraved vignette on title woodcut engraved frontisp. woodcut engraved illustrations throughout some as borders plates text illustrations. Publisher’s decorated red cloth over beveled boards gilt & black ornamental borders & lettering blue-tinted plate mounted front cover brown clay-sized endpapers a.e.g. very minor edgewear to lower corners slight bumping to rear corner still VG bright copy w/ former ownership markings on 2nd flyleaf. First edition of this second title in the “Walter” series by the author of the “Walter at the Sea-side” a popular work on marine zoology for young people. This volume explores the arboreal residents of Southern England’s New Forest first proclaimed a Royal Forest in 1079 at the time 150 acres of protected hunting lands. Inter-weaved are poetry and anecdotes of oaks chestnuts elms birches conifers cypress ”Graveyard Trees” and even describes the California Sequoia and its attributes. Mary Greg 1809-1895 worked with her husband in establishing “The Mount” where she assisted her husband Samuel Greg II 1804-1876 British industrialist and Unitarian philanthropist and lecturer on scientfic subjects to the workers of Macclesfield. She was a close friend of the poet and author Elizabeth Gaskell who often stayed with the family and was a frequent correspondent while Mary Greg wrote on natural history and religious topics. See: Marie Moss Travelling the Literary Trail The Gaskell Society Newsletter Aug. 2000 pp. 8-10. T. Nelson and Sons, Pternoster Row, hardcover
1950réf. 53928Corvallis OR: O.S.C. Cooperative Assoc. 1950. Two pieces. 4to. 105 1 pp.; 7 1 leaves. Illustrated green softcovers black cover art & lettering front cover plastic comb binding as issued minor toning to fore-edges shelfwear creasing & edgewear to 2nd stapled work still VG copies w/ former ownership markings on inner front cover. First edition of this influential work written on learning and managing loggers and foresters in the timber industry in the mid-20th Century forests. McCulloch 1905-1973 taught at Oregon State for over 32 years and wrote several books and articles on forestry and forest management. O.S.C. Cooperative Assoc., paperback
