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Paris: Editions du Centre National de la RecherchŽ Scientifique, 1974. Illustrated by 3 text figures and 68 plates. First (SD) edition. Green washable cloth, white print. Oblong medium 4to (22,5x28,5cm). pp. 22. Introduction, Bibliography, Index des structures; [136] 68 plates. Near Fine/No jacket, as issued. Ink owner, rear board scrape; internally fine. Introduction in French and English. ISBN: 2222015847..

Berlin: Springer-Verlag, 1986. Illustrated by 164 color and bw figures. First American (NAP) edition. Printed pictorial gray cloth. 4to. pp. xii, 199. VG/No jacket. Slight bumping to caps and corners, pencilled underlining and notation on a few pages..

New York: McGraw-Hill, 1940. Illustrated by charts & line drawings. Stated second impression of 4th edition. c.1924, 1928, 1932. International Chemical Series. Original oliver ribbed cloth, gilt print spine. 8vo. pp. xii, 266. Appendix, Index. Near Fine/No jacket. Ink owner and stamp..

Toronto: self (Fabulous Printing, Inc.), May 31, 1981. Illustrated by 47 b&w figures. First edition. Stiff illustrated wraps. 8vo. pp. 162, [1]. Very Good. Traces of soil and paper clip impression; bottom corner chip to cover and first two pages. "Conclusive evidence of an aged Martian super homo sapiens who carved Aeonian planetary evolution in syllogism of polyvalent logic using a language of descriptive geometry". Research Associate at the University of Toronto. Two sections in Spanish. ISBN: 0969098537..

New York: John Wiley & Sons, (1976). Illustrated by maps and charts. Second edition. Green cloth. Small 4to. pp. ix, 619. Index. Near Fine/VG/No price in mylar. Shallow tears and edgewear jacket. Bright, tightly bound. Multidisciplinary..

Washington, DC: Council of Biology Editors, 1973. First separate edition. Blue card wraps. 8vo. pp. 73. Near Fine. Top corner bumped throughout, unread. Multi-contributor: Reville, Kuney, Scal, Crum, Varley, Paige, Tabor, Harte, Rice, ISBN: 091434000X..

New York: G. P. Putnam's Sons, (1873). Illustrated by 92 figures (text engravings). later edition. c.1892. Putnam's Elementary Science Series No. 8. Green blind-stamped cloth. 16mo. pp. 140. Good+. First two pages with tear near joint o/w VG..

Waltham MA: Chronica Botanica, 1957. Edited by Frans Verdoorn. Illustrated by b/w line drawings. First edition. Volume 17 in An International Collection of Studies in the Method and History of Biology and Agriculture. Slate-blue boards, gilt print spine, t.e.blue. 8vo. pp. xvii, 343, [30] 25 b/w Plates. Bibliography and Index. Near Fine/No jacket. Contains listing of the previously published 16 volumes in the series..

Washington, DC: Carnegie Institution , 1933. First edition. Stapled wraps. 8vo. pp. 31. Near Fine. Genetics, Plant Biology, Terrestial Magnetism, Mount Wilson Observatory, The Moon Committee, Meridian Astrometry, Historical Research, Seismology, Geophysical Laboratory..

Washington, DC: Carnegie Institution , 1936. Illustrated by b/w photos. First edition. Stapled wraps. 8vo. pp. 56. Near Fine. Two ink initials front cover. Genetics (Maya), Archaeolology of Guatemalan Highlands, Embryology, Forrests in Response to Changing Climate, Point Lobos, CA, SW Cave Explorations, Animal Metabolism, Exploration of earth's atmosphere with Radio Waves, Mount Wilson Observatory, Geophysical Laboratory, Publications..

Philadelphia: J.B. Lippincott, 1918. Edited by T.H. Morgan and W.J.V. Osterhout. Illustrated by b/w photos, line drawings. First edition. Monographs on Experimental Biology, Volume One. Burgundy blind-stamped cloth. Large Post 8vo. pp. 209. Literature (554 Numbered entries), Index. VG/No jacket. Traces of cap and corner wear, margin pencil lines. Scarce work on experimental biology..

Philadelphia: Published by Judah Dobson No. 103 Chestnut Street, Jesper Harding Printer, 1826. Illustrated by B&W text figures and plates (V. 1: pp. 64, 237 pull-out, 250 (2 charts[8]); V.2: pp. 1, 65, 192 (Pl 1-2), 256 (Pl 3-4). Collated. First edition. 2 volumes. Period 1/2 calf over French Shell marbled boards and endpapers. 8vo. pp. iv, 368, iv Index, 121-144; iv, 380. Index. Very Good. Minimal in-house cover repairs; light to medium page toning heavier at several title page sections. Volume 1: January-June 1826 with extra section pp. 121-144 (not found in either volume). Volume 2: July-December 1826. The extra section seems to be later addendums and begins with an obtained engraving of Anstey's Melting Pots, for Cast Iron and Brass which appears in volume 2 (dated Vol.IV No.2 August, 1822) followed by Improved Fire-Artms, Optical Amusements from Opticus of the London Journal; English Patents (1827); American Patents (1828); American Patents granted, (Apr-May1828); English Patents granted… Leer más

Boston: Wright & Potter, 1903. Illustrated by plates and text drawings. First edition. Blind-stamped black cloth. 8vo. pp. 515; 163. Indices. Very Good. Several cloth nicks, head chipped; internally very good with top corner bumped. Highlights: Beef Production in New England (Sanborn), Our Agricultural Advance (Waugh), Two Years with Birds on a Farm, illustrated (Edward Howe Forbush), Statement of Experiments with Corn (Brooks), Rights and Duties concerning Highways (M.F. Dickinson, Esq.) ["The Hatch Act of 1887 (March 2, 7 U.S.C. 361a...)" authorized states with land grant agricultural colleges (Lincoln's 1862 Morrill Act) to establish research stations. Massachusetts was the only state to retain "Hatch" in report titles (1888-1907) which 'extended' to include reports issued by the Meteorological Observatory "of the Hatch Experiment Station" through 1953]..

Washington, DC: (NRC) of the National Academy of Sciences, March 1921. First edition. Bulletin of the National Research Council, Vol. 2, Part 1, No. 9. Original gray printed wraps. 8vo. pp. 81, [3]. Good+. Ink owner, cover soil, small chips to cover several straightened creases. Includes medals, grants, institutional funds, fellowships and scholarships, subject and institution index..

The Hague: Martinus Nijhoff, 1956. Translated by Dr. Jan Weijer and D. Weijer-Tolmie. Illustrated by Five colored plates, 238 b/w illustrations. from the 5th Dutch edition. (c.1922 Dutch). (Library burgundy rebinding). Royal 8vo. pp. [viii], 628. Bibliography (567-617), Index. VG/No jacket/Exlib. Sturdy clean and complete reference, (library gift bookplate, Brandeis). Scarce..

New York: MacMillan, March 1932. Brick cloth, gilt print spine. 8vo. pp. 514. Index. VG/No jacket. Some cover spots, one bumped corner..

Jamaica Plain, MA: The Arnold Arboretum of Harvard University (Lord Baltimore Press), 1949. First edition. Black cloth. Medium 4to. pp. [2] blank, ix, [1], 296. Index. Near Fine/No jacket. Scarce Botanical index, traces of wear..

New York: Henry Holt & Co, (1906). Edited by Frederick William Meisnest with notes and vocabulary. Illustrated by text woodcuts and engravings. First American edition. c.1899, Leipzig. Originally delivered in 1895 & 1897 at the University of Kšnigsberg. Original brown blind-stamped cloth, black print spine. light blue eps. 12mo. pp. ix, 210. Notes, Vocabulary. VG. (ink owner), cap and corner wear. Introduction, notes and vocabulary in English, text and font in old German. Scarce..

New York: McGraw-Hill, 1962. Illustrated by b&w figures and graphs. First edition. Cloth backed boards. 8vo. pp. viii, 349. Near Fine/No jacket. Light edgewear to corners..

Cambridge: University Press, (1959). Illustrated by 523 Text Figures. second printing of third edition. c.1932, 1935, 1958. Blue cloth, gilt print. Medium 8vo. pp. xvii, [1], 795, [1]. Literature, Index. Near Fine/No jacket. Very faint fore-edge stains, last ep has small dogear..