NATURE BOOKS
Popular and Scientific

1. Allen, Harrison. Monograph of the Bats of N. America. Original paper covers, uncut. Illustrated. Rare first edition. Wash., June, 1864.$1.75

2. Allen, H. Same. Second Ed. An entirely new work of 198 pages and 38 plates. Bull. No. 43 of U. S. N. M. Original paper covers; untrimmed, great condition. Out of print and in demand. Wash., 1893.$2.00

2A. Allen, J. A. The American Bisons, Living and Extinct. Included in Memoirs of the Geological Survey of Kentucky. Vol. 1. Other important papers by Shaler and Carr. 4to, half morocco, many plates, great condition of significant value and rarity. Cambridge, 1876.$14.00

2B. Allen, J. A. American Bisons. Another copy, missing Shaler’s Monographs.$12.00

3. Allen, J. A. History of North American Pinnipeds, A Monograph of the Walruses, Sea Lions, and Seals of North America. Hayden Geological Survey, 785 pages. Illustrated. Washington, 1880.$3.50

4. N. American Fauna. Paper covers, each with plates. No. 1, Pocket Mice, $0.40; No. 2, Fourteen U.S. Mammals, $0.45; No. 3, Biological Survey, San Francisco Mountain Region, etc., $0.60; No. 4, Twenty-six U.S. Mammals, $0.45; No. 5, Biological Survey of South-Central Idaho, $0.35; No. 8, Pocket Gophers, $1.00; No. 11, Synopsis of the Weasels, $0.75; No. 12, Voles and Lemmings, $0.35; No. 10, American Shrews, $0.80; No. 7, Death Valley Expedition, Washington, 1889-1896.$2.75

5. Audubon, J. J., and Bachman, J. The Viviparous Quadrupeds of N. America. Illustrated with 150 stunning plates from nature drawings, hand-colored. 3 volumes, royal 8vo text, 3 volumes of plates, elephant folio (the original folio edition, published alongside Audubon’s major work on the birds), in great condition, except for creased title pages in 2 of the plate volumes. 6 volumes, half morocco. New York, 1845-8.$225

6. Audubon and Bachman. Original Folio Plates of the Quadrupeds of N. America. Separate Folio plates, 22 × 28 inches. Colored, $1.75 to $2.50; Uncolored,$1.50.

7. Audubon and Bachman. Descriptions of New Species of Quadrupeds Inhabiting N. America. Read before the Academy of Natural Sciences, Oct. 5th, 1841. Author’s Ed. Valuable original description. Paper, 43 pp.$1.50

8. Baird, Allen, and Gill's Monographs of Animals of North America. 5 titles in 1 volume. I. Baird, Serpents, 1853. II. Allen, H., Bats, 1864. III. Gill, T., Arrangement of Families of Mammals, Nov., 1872. IV. Gill, T., Arrangement of Families of Fishes, 1872. V. Gill, T., Arrangement of Families of Mollusks, 1871. Half roan, illustrated. Smithson. Inst., Wash., 1853-72.$2.50

9. Benard. Plates of Mammals (from Encyclo. Methodique). A 4to vol., half calf, containing 112 old copper plates. Very detailed on bats, dogs, and monkeys.$2.00

10. Bible Quadrupeds. Natural History of Animals Mentioned in Scripture. Square 8vo, 276 pages, 16 wood engravings by Nev. Johnson. Philadelphia, 1838.$1.25

11. Bigland, J. Natural History of Animals, Including a Natural History of Birds, Fish, Reptiles, and Insects. 2 vols. in 1; 2 titles, 12mo, one-quarter roan, full gilt, 24 color plates. Philadelphia, 1844.$2.75

12. Blyth, Edw. Catalogue of the Mammals in the Asiatic Society Museum. Half cloth, 187 pp. Calcutta, 1863.$1.25

13. Boitard, M. The Garden of Plants: Description and Habits of the Mammals in the Menagerie and the Natural History Museum. Followed by a Historical Introduction (etc.). 4to, half calf, fully illustrated. Paris.$1.50

14. Champfleury. Cat Book. Illustrated. The Cats, Deluxe Edition. Fifth Edition expanded with color plates and etchings. J. Rothschild, Publisher. Extremely fine copy, full diamond red Russia, gilt, like new. Many clever illustrations in the text with numerous plates, etchings, etc., by renowned artists. Paris, 1870.$3.75

15. Chenu. Encyclopedia of Natural History. Carnivores. With the collaboration of M. E. Desmarest and Primates. 4to, richly illustrated, half calf. 2 volumes. Complete on these topics. An entire volume dedicated to the Monkey Tribe. Paris, n.d.$2.25

16. Church, John. Cabinet of Quadrupeds. Folio, Full-page Engravings by Tookey, from drawings by Ibbetson. About 150 plates, not numbered, no pagination. 2 vols., half morocco, good copy. The synonymy and descriptions are quite detailed, based on Pennant and Shaw. This compilation has an important role in the historical biography of mammals, even though it doesn't claim to be scientific. London, 1805.$4.00

17. Clark, Bracy. About 15 Pamphlets, Books, etc., on Horses. Illustrated with plates, bound in one volume, quarto, half roan, with two prospectuses included. Clark was a well-known English Quaker veterinarian. A valuable collection. London, 1824-40.$3.50

18. Dwight, Thomas. Description of the Balænoptera Musculus in the Possession of the Boston Soc. of Nat. Hist. 4to, printed paper covers, author's autographed copy, illustrated. Boston, May, 1871.$1.50

19. Elliot, H. W. Report on the Conditions of the Fur-seal Fisheries of Alaska, along with all Maps and Illustrations that come with this Report. Document 175; 54th Congress. Pr. paper covers, many colored maps and plates, 240 pages. Wash., 1896.$2.50

20. Elliot, Daniel G. The Land and Sea Mammals of Middle America and the West Indies. Field Colum. Mus. Publ’s. 2 vols., 2 parts, 850 pp., printed covers, uncut, illus. Chicago, 1904.$3

20A. Flower and Lydekker. Introduction to the Study of Mammals, Living and Extinct. 763 pp., uncut and unopened copy of this standard and richly illustrated work, published at $6.00. As new. London, 1881.$5.50

21. Godman, J. D. American Natural History. The Adventures of a Naturalist, with a Biography of the Author. Beautifully engraved illustrations, 2 volumes, full morocco and gilt; focuses completely on Mammals. Philadelphia, 1836.$3

22. Gray, Dr. J. E. Catalogue of Monkeys, Lemurs, and Fruit-eating Bats in the British Museum. 137 pp., illus. London, 1870.$1.50

22A. Harlan, Richard. Fauna Americana. A Description of the Mammal Species Living in North America. Leather, 318 pages. Philadelphia, 1825.$3

23. Hog-teaching. Requirements for and Complete Method of Training a Trick Pig. 12mo, uncut, 11 pp., paper. Philadelphia, around 1800.$1.50

24. Hornaday, W. T. Extermination of the American Bison. Rept. Nat. Mus., 1886-87. pp. 369-548. Pr. covers, uncut, like new, 22 plates. Out of print. Wash., 1889.$3.00

25. Illiger, Von. Overview of Mammals According to Their Distribution Across the Continents. (Physical Class, 1804-11.) 4to, pp. 39-159. With tables, paper. “Presented on February 28, 1811.”$2.00

26. Jackson, Sheldon. Ninth Annual Report on the Introduction of Reindeer into Alaska, with Maps and Illustrations. 261 pp. Wash., 1900.$1.75

27. Jesse, E. Anecdotes of Dogs. Small 4to, half morocco, with many high-quality steel plates, rare first edition. Each plate shows a different type of various species. London, 1846.$2.00

28. Krefft, Gerard. The Mammals of Australia. Illustrated by Miss Harriet Scott and Mrs. Helena Ford for the Council of Education, with a Brief Overview of all the Species Described So Far. Many full-page lithographs. Folio, rare. Sydney, 1871.$5.75

29. Manby, Geo. Wm. Journal of a Voyage to Greenland, in the Year 1821. With graphic illustrations, second edition. 225 pages, map, many lithographs, including several of whale fishing, half calf. London, 1823.$2.00

30. Martin, W. C. Linnæus’ Natural History of Mammal Species. With a Specific Focus on Humans and Primates. Very comprehensive on Monkeys. 296 detailed wood engravings and 12 plates by the renowned Wm. Harvey. Royal 8vo, untrimmed. London, 1841.$2.00

31. Ornithorhynchus, or Duck-bill. Descriptions of the Anatomy of the Ornithorhynchus Paradoxus. Also Description of the Anatomy of Ornithorhynchus hystrix. By Everard Home, Esq., F. R. S., originally published in the Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London for 1802, pages 67 to 84 and 348 to 364, the first with 3, and the second with 4 engraved plates. Rare and highly interesting, being the first scientific descriptions of these unusual animals. 4to, paper. London, 1702.$5

32. Pallas, Petro Sim. New Species of Quadrupeds from the Rodent Order with Various Illustrations of Several Animals from this Order. 4to, full calf, 27 copper plates (a small and very faint library stamp on each). A must-have in every working zoology library. Rare. Erlangä, 1778.$5.00

32A. Pallas, Dr. An Account of the Different Kinds of Sheep Found in the Russian Dominions and Among the Tartar Hordes of Asia. (With) Appendixes to illustrate the Natural and Economic History of Sheep and other Domestic Animals, by J. Anderson. 6 plates, fine marble calf. Includes Musk Ox of Hudson Bay. Edinburgh, 1794.$3.50

33. Pennant’s History of Quadrupeds. 2 vols. in 1. First Edition, nice copy, thick 4to, old stamped leather, engraved title pages, marbled inside covers, 566 pp. Contains bookplate with Latin Motto “Ne timeas nisi Deum.” Fully illustrated. London, 1781.$5

34. Quadrupeds, The Book of. Outlines of Their Popular History. With special emphasis on those mentioned in the Bible. 59 colored illustrations on 20 plates, plus woodcuts. London, n.d.$1.25

35. Rhoads, S. N. Mammals of Pennsylvania and New Jersey. A Biographical, Historical, and Descriptive Account of the Furred Animals of Land and Sea, both Living and Extinct, known to have Existed in these States. Designed as both a Popular and Scientific presentation of a branch of Nature study that has been overlooked. Royal 8vo, uncut, 266 pages, 9 plates and a Faunal Map. Privately published, postpaid price reduced from $2.00. Phila., 1903.$1.25

Testimonials: “Anyone studying mammals will find your book extremely useful for the area it covers. It’s truly a goldmine of information on this region and will likely continue to be a go-to resource.”—Dr. C. Hart Merriam, Chief of Biological Survey, U. S. Dept. Agriculture.

“A book that should be in every public library in Pennsylvania and New Jersey, as well as in the collection of every man living in those states who can afford the luxury of a few books.”—George Bird Grinnell, in “Forest and Stream.”

36. Rhoads’ Reprint of Ord’s N. American Zoology, An Exact Reproduction of that section from the Second American Edition of Guthrie’s Geography, published in Philadelphia in 1815, of which only 3 copies are known. Based on Mr. Ord’s personal annotated copy, with a detailed Appendix and Index by Samuel N. Rhoads. 175 pages, portrait of Ord, privately published. Haddonfield, N. J., 1894.Postpaid, $0.75

37. Rhoads. The Two Above Items. Nos. 35, 36.Postpaid, $1.75

38. Rhoads, S. N. Author’s Collection of About 50 Separata of Faunal and Systematic Papers on N. American Mammals, describing over 30 new Species and Genera. Illus., unbound.$4.50

39. Sclater, W. L. & P. L. The Geography of Mammals. Like new, uncut, beautifully illustrated, colored maps. London, 1899.$2.50

40. Scoresby, Wm. Journal of a Voyage to the Northern Whale Fishery, including Researches and Discoveries on the Eastern Coast of West Greenland made in the summer of 1822, in the ship Boffin of Liverpool, Half calf, 472 pp., very well illustrated, with folded maps and plates. Appendix on Botany, Zoology, and Geology. Edinburgh, 1823.$4.50

41. Sterndale, Robert A. Natural History of the Mammals of India and Sri Lanka, 540 pages, 170 illustrations by the Author, T. W. Wood and Others. The best guide on the topic. Calcutta, 1884.$3

42. Sumicrast, F. & Dr. Gilpin. Original watercolor drawings of mammals, three 4to-sized Mexican skunks by Sumicrast; 2 octavo-sized shrews by Gilpin; also a pen and ink sketch of a shrew. A watercolor drawing of a jumping mouse by Gilpin; octavo-sized pencil drawing of shrew skulls.$3.00

43. Tennent, Sir J. E. Sketches of the Natural History of Ceylon, Narratives and Anecdotes of the Habits and Instincts of Mammals, Birds, etc., along with a comprehensive Monograph on the Elephant. Original cloth, uncut, fully illustrated, 500 pages. London, 1861.$4.00

44. True, F.W. Contribution to N. History of the Cetaceans. Family Delphinidæ (or Dolphins, etc.). Bull. No. 36, U. S. N. M. 188 pp., 46 plates, paper covers, uncut.$1.50

45. Vogt, Carl, and Specht, Fred. The Natural History of Animals That Nurse Their Young; in Words and Pictures. Translated and Edited with Additions by G. G. Chisholm, F. R. G. S. 2 volumes in 1, folio, 254+240 pages, full buckram, printed on high-quality English paper, excellent prints of the remarkable life drawings by Artist Specht. New York, 1888.$4.50

46. White, Adam. A Popular History of Mammals, with a Look at Their Classification and Behavior. First ed., color plates. Dedicated to J. E. Gray. 12mo. London, 1850.$1.25

47. Wolf and Elliot’s Wild Animals. The Life and Habits, Mainly of the Mammals. Illustrated with designs by Jos. Wolf, engraved by the Whympers, and the text by D. G. Elliot, F. Z. S., etc. Folio, gilt cloth. New York, 1874.$2.00

48. Woodward, J. J. Skeletons and Skulls, etc., in the Comparative Anatomy Exhibit at the U.S. Army Medical Museum. Philadelphia, Centennial of 1876. 52 pages. Bound with the Check List of Objects of Human Anatomy from the same exhibit, by G. A. Otis. 135 pages. Also includes 8 other pamphlets by the same authors related to the Centennial International Medical Congress. All bound together in a half morocco volume. Washington, 1876.$2.75

49. Albin, Eleazar. A Natural History of English Songbirds, and those from abroad that are valued for their singing. (Includes) Images of the male, female, and egg of each species, etc. Third edition, 12mo, calf, 96 pages, copper plates, frontispiece, and several of the plates have been partially colored, a few pages chewed. London, 1759.$1.50

49A. Adams, H. G. Hummingbirds Described and Illustrated, With Introductory Sketch on Their Structure, Habits, etc. 12mo, 70 pp., 8 colored plates, illustrations. London, 1856.$1.50

49B. Adams, H. G. and H. B. The Smaller British Birds. Descriptions of their Nests, Eggs, Habits. Royal 8vo, full gilt, 252 pp., 32 colored plates, 16 of Birds, 16 of Eggs. London, 1874.$3.50

50. Aldrovandi, Ulyssis. Volume Two of Ornithology for the Most Illustrious Prince Alex. Peretti. Folio, old calf, broken spine, 862 pages, plus the collation from Aaaa to Hhhh, including the colophon and imprint of J. B. Bellagamba and an additional page of privileges. Engraved title page, engraved symbolic portrait of the author, and many interesting and bizarre illustrations, along with full-page woodcuts and initial lettering. American birds are clearly identifiable. This was one of Linnæus’s reference books on natural history. A faint library stamp on the title page. Bologna: Bellagamba, M. D. C.$12.00

51. Amer. Ornithol. Union Comm. on Protection of Birds. Stitched, Bull’s 1 and 2, rare, 2 pieces. No place.$1

52. A. O. U. The Code of Nomenclature and Check-list of North American Birds Adopted by the American Ornithologists' Union. First edition, as new. New York, 1886.$1.50

52A. Andersson, Charles J. Notes on the Birds of Damara Land and Adjacent Countries of South-West Africa. Arranged and Edited by J. H. Gurney, with a Sketch of the Author’s Life. 394 pp., uncut, illustrated. London, 1872.$3.50

53. Apgar, Prof. A. E. Original manuscripts and designs for his Birds of the U.S. east of the Rocky Mountains, as well as his “Study of Birds in the Field.” Included is an annotated and corrected page proof of the former work, which was published by the American Book Co. in 1898. The lot features the artist’s original sketches and pen-and-pencil designs for nearly 400 species of birds. This work is significant as one of the earliest efforts to make bird study accessible to the public, with simple illustrations and popular guidelines for outdoor identification in a convenient pocket manual. As a lot,$8

54. Audebert, J. B., and Vieillot, L. P. H. Natural and General History of Hummingbirds, Honeybirds, Jacamars, and Promerops. Of the Treecreepers and Paradise Birds. 2 vols. Large 4to, half calf, 183 fine, full-page copper plates, including the rare supplement to Hummingbirds. In excellent condition. Paris, 1802.$6.00

54A. Mouton-Fontinelle, J. P. Elementary Treatise on Ornithology, Containing: Principles and Generalities, Analysis of the Linnaeus System, etc., etc.; followed by The Art of Taxidermy Birds. 10 folding plates. 3 vols. Lyons, 1811.$5

54B. Mouton-Fontinelle. The Same. Vol. 3. The Art of Bird Taxidermy. 10 plates, complete in itself, boards, uncut. Lyons, 1811.$3.00

55. Audubon's Birds of America, from Drawings Made in the U.S. and Their Territories. 500 tinted plates (only a few colored). 8 volumes. Royal 8vo, new half leather, gilt tops, uncut. A few pages and plates are slightly soiled. A good, substantial working set for the student, and the only uncut set we've ever had. New York: George R. Lockwood, n.d. (1871.)$200

56. Audubon. Other Editions. Available upon request.

56A. Audubon. Unique Plates, Plain and Colored. Octavo Size. Prices available upon request.

57. Audubon. St. John, Mrs. Horace. Audubon the Naturalist in the New World. His Adventures and Discoveries. 12mo, first ed., 172 pp. London, 1856.$1.75

58. Audubon. Same. With Portrait. New York, 1856.$1

59. Audubon, J. J. A Long and Interesting Letter (marked Duplicate) to his Friend Edward Harris, of Moorestown, N. J. Dated London, 1837. Contains interesting references to Townsend, who had just returned to Philadelphia from his Western Expedition, as well as to Swainson and Bonaparte. Full of topics related to birds and his work. A final paragraph and the signature are in Audubon’s own handwriting. 3 pp., folio.$20

60. Audubon, J. J. A Brief Message to Edward Harris of Moorestown, N. J., written and signed by Audubon, Dated Edinburgh, 1838.$9.00

61. Audubon, J. J. “Audubonia,” by S. N. Rhoads. This includes the text of the 2 letters above and 1 additional one. 7 pages, paper, 1903. Author’s copy.35 cents

62. Audubon, J. J. The cover of a letter addressed by Audubon to Edward Harris, featuring Daniel Webster’s autograph as a frank.$5

63. Audubon, J.J. A Synopsis of the Birds of North America. 359 pp., uncut. Edinburgh and London, 1839.$5

64. Audubon and His Journals. By Maria R. Audubon. With Zoological and Other Notes by Elliott Coues. 2 vols. 1108 pp., illustrated, gilt tops, uncut, in like-new condition. New York, 1898.$6.00

65. Auk, The. Quarterly Journal of Ornithology. Published by the American Ornithologists’ Union. Volumes 14-25, inclusive; complete in parts; also available in odd volumes and parts. (See also under Nuttall Bulletin.)

65A. A Year With the Birds. By an Oxford Tutor. Second Ed., Enlarged. Small 4to, uncut, 179 pp., frontis. Oxford and London, 1886.$1.50

66. Baird, S. F. Review of American Birds in the Museum of the Smithsonian Institution. Part 1, North and Middle America. 450 pages, original paper covers, illustrated, very rare. All published. Washington, 1864-72.$2.50

67. Baird, Cassin, and Lawrence. The Birds of N. America. Descriptions of Species Based Mainly on Collections in the Smithsonian Institution Museum. With Atlas of 100 Plates of 148 New or Unfigured Species. 2 volumes. 1 volume of text, 1 volume of atlas with colored plates. 4to, 1005 pages, text. This is the first and best edition of the plates. Philadelphia, 1860.$20

68. Bechstein, J. M. Cage and Chamber Birds, Their History, Food, Diseases, etc. Also Structure, Migration and Economy. Incorporating Sweet’s British Warblers. 12mo, half morocco, full gilt, illustrated by 36 colored plates and woodcuts, 500 pp., fine copy. London, 1856.$2.25

69. Bechstein’s Cage Birds. Natural History of Caged Birds or Guide to Knowledge, Care, Taming, etc., etc., Half morocco, 4th Revised and Enlarged edition, with 6 hand-colored copper plates and a frontispiece. Features of 2 American species, 480 pages. Halle, 1840.$2.25

70. Bendire, Chas. Life History of North American Birds, Their Breeding Habits and Eggs. 19 colored plates of eggs, 4to, 2 vols., original cloth, uncut. Essential and getting rare. Wash., 1892-95.$18.00

70A. Bird Song. Adams, H. G. Favorite Song Birds. 12mo, colored plates. London, 1851. $2.00. (B) Evans, W. E. The Songs of the Birds. 12mo, illustrated. London, 1888. $1.50. (C) Minstrelsy of the Woods. 12mo, half calf, plates. London, 1832. $2.50. (D) Nash, J. Practical Treatise on British Song Birds. Colored plates, 12mo, printed boards, cracked. London, 1824. $2.00. (E) Natural History of Singing Birds. Plates, 12mo, boards. Edinburgh, 1754. $1.50. (F) The History of Singing Birds. Translated from the French of Count de Button. Plates, 12mo, calf. Edinburgh, 1791.$1.50

71. Bewick, Thos. History of British Birds, 2 Vols., Also the General History of Quadrupeds. The wood engravings by T. Bewick. Pigstye cut preserved. 3 vols., full crushed green levant morocco, top edges gilt. A beautiful set of early impressions of the rare first editions. Bound by Bradstreets. Newcastle, 1790-97-1804.$39.00

72. Bewick, T. History of British Birds. Vol. I only, containing the complete History and Description of Land Birds. Figures engraved on wood by T. Bewick. Pigstye cut at p. 285 is somewhat faded. Old calf binding, broken, first edition, 335 pages. Both volumes of this edition sell for $25 to $50. Newcastle-on-Tyne, 1797.$6.00

73. Bewick, T. General History of Birds and Quadrupeds, With 128 Engravings. The now rare American Edition, with 3 title pages and 70+142 pp. The double figure engravings were apparently done on copper by American engravers from Bewick’s woodcuts. Original sheep, good copy. Phila., Robert Desilver, 1824.$3.50

74. “Birds of Central New York.” A Directory of the Ornithologists of the U.S. Lists of the Collectors and Students of Birds, with Valuations of their Collections, number of Species, etc. Pages 42 to 57 contain an Annotated List of Central New York Birds, 267 Species, 12mo, original boards, 64 pages, rare. Utica, NY, 1877.$2.00

75. Blumenbach’s Cage Birds. All Singing and Pet Bird Catching Maintenance and Nursing. With a treatise on birds in general, etc., etc. 12mo, boards, 140 pp., 2 colored plates. Vienna, 1855.$1.00

76. Bonaparte, Charles Lucian. American Ornithology, or the Nat. Hist. of Birds Inhabiting the U. S., not covered by Wilson. With figures drawn, engraved, and colored from Nature. 3 vols., folio. In excellent condition, half straight-grain red morocco, gilt, with marbled boards and tooled morocco labels on the front covers. Text and plates of vols. 1 and 3 are unusually clean; vol. 2’s text has some foxing, and plate 14 has water-color discoloration at the top. The fourth and final vol. of this publication (pub. 1833, only 6 plates) is nearly impossible to find because of its limited print run. Phila., 1825-1828, inclusive.$35

A full set is worth almost twice the price mentioned above.

77. Bonaparte, C. L. A Geographical and Comparative List of the Birds of Europe and N. America. New cloth, uncut. A comprehensive list of the birds found in these regions, featuring the most extensive collection published so far. By the Prince of Musignano. London, 1838.$1.25

78. Bonaparte, C. L. Comparative Overview of the Ornithologies of Rome and Philadelphia. Pp. 80. Original wrappers, uncut, very rare. Presentation copy to John Lowell by the Author. Pisa, 1827.$8.00

79. Bonaparte, C. L. Parallel Tables of the Gallinaceous Orders, Imperial Institute of France Academy of Sciences. (Excerpt from the Proceedings of the Academy of Sciences, volume 42-1856.) 20 pages, 4to.$1.50

80. Bonaparte, Mr. Prince Ch. Excursions in Various Museums of Germany, the Netherlands, and Belgium, and Parallel Tables of the Order of Waders. (Excerpt from the Proceedings of the Academy of Sciences, Volume XLIII.). 4to, 27pp., 1856.$1.50

81. Book of Ornithology for Young Readers. Describes the Most Notable Birds from Around the World, with special mentions of American Birds. 12mo, half roan and boards, rare, first edition, illustrated with woodcuts. Boston, 1832.$1.25

82. Bree, C. R. History of the Birds of Europe, Not Found in the British Isles. Second edition, expanded and much better than the first for reference purposes, revised by Bree to include the 12 years of additional knowledge available at that time. 5 volumes, royal 8vo, half morocco, fully gilt, gilt decorated spines, marbled sides, colored plates, beautiful set, in like-new condition. London, 1875.$14.50

83. Brehm’s Birds. Jasper, Theodore. Ornithology, or the Science of Birds from the Text of Dr. Brehm, with 212 illustrations. Folio, half morocco, fine copy, 156 pages, rubricated title. Columbus, OH, 1878.$4.00

84. Brehm’s Thierleben (Birds of), Chromo edition, with 170 plates in color print, under the guidance of zoologists Dr. Girtanner, Professor Dr. Klungzinger, Prof. Dr. O. Schmidt, and Prof. Dr. Taschenberg, executed from life by the painter Olof Winkler. Royal 8vo. Volumes IV, V, and VI, which comprise the complete section of the work concerning BIRDS, in the original parts as issued, unbound. The illustrations and color work in this edition are exceptional. Leipzig, 1882.$5

84A. Brent, B. P. The Pigeon Book, which Describes and Classifies All Known Varieties of Domestic Pigeon, etc. 12mo, 114 pp., illustrated with fine woodcuts. London (1850?).$1

85. Brooks, Chas. Elements of Ornithology. Designed for College and Home. 12mo, cracked, 324 pp., 400 illustrations. Includes a set of the Brewer and Wilson engraved plates of Birds at the end. Boston, 1847.$1.25

86. Burroughs, John. Locusts and Wild Honey. 12mo, 253 pp., Rare first edition, great condition. Boston, 1879.$2

87. Cassin, John. Illustrations of the Birds of California, Texas, Oregon, British and Russian-America. This book aims to provide descriptions and images of all North American birds not covered by previous American authors, along with a general overview of North American ornithology. It includes numerous beautiful colored plates. Royal 8vo, tall copy, uncut, hard to find. An essential addition to Audubon, featuring birds not described by that author. Phila., 1862.$24.00

88. Cassin, J. Illustrations of Texan and Californian Birds, Etc. A set of the extremely rare suppressed issue of text and plates as originally prepared. These plates, illustrating 5 species presented in the standard edition, were drawn and lithographed by H. L. Stephens and printed in color by Rosenthal. Due to poor quality in the color work, Cassin rejected them after a few impressions were made. The reprinted plates were drawn, engraved, and colored much better at Bowen's establishment. This collection of rejected plates with text, which is not paginated, was bound by Cassin into a volume of ornithological pamphlets that belonged to him and is of significant historic interest and rarity, stitched, without covers.$6.00

88A. Candler, Charles. Observations on the Birds of Harleston District. (Also) Account of the Flowering Plants, Ferns and Allies of Harleston, Sketch of Geology, Climate, etc. Compiled and Edited by Rev. F. W. Galpin. 148 pp., frontis., fine copy. London, 1888.$2.00

89. Chenu. Encyclopedia of Natural History Birds. With the collaboration of M. Des Murs. 3 volumes, 4to, half leather, extensively illustrated, complete on Birds. Many plates after Audubon and Wilson. Paris, n. d.$2.75

89A. Collins, Mortimer. The British Birds. A Message from the Ghost of Aristophanes. 4to, 75 pages, in excellent condition. London, 1872.$2.75

89B. Cooke, W. W. Report on Bird Migration in the Mississippi Valley, in 1884 and 1885. Edited by C. H. Merriam. Div. of Economic Ornithology. Bull. No. 2. 313 pp., folding map. Wash., 1888.$2.75

90. Cooper, Miss C. Rural Hours. Fourth and best edition, 21 color plates, full gilt, fully stamped morocco, 521 pages, fine copy, extra engraving, title in colors. Most of the plates are of birds. New York, 1851.$2.75

91. Cory, Charles B. The Birds of Eastern N. America, Known to Occur East of the 90th Meridian. Two parts, bound in 1 volume. Part 1, Water Birds; Part 2, Land Birds. With a Key to the Families and Species. 4to, new, unbound, fully illustrated, fine copy, printed covers. Boston, 1900.$2.75

92. Cory. Same. First Field Museum edition, on heavy paper, original covers, paper. Land Birds only. Chicago, 1899.$2.25

93. Cory, C. B. The Birds of Haiti and San Domingo. 4to, three-quarter morocco, gilt tooling, gilt top, uncut, 22 colored plates, map, 198 pages, extra fine copy with the original covers of parts bound at the end. Boston, 1885.$8.50

94. Coues, Elliott. Birds of the Colorado Valley. A Collection of Scientific and Popular Information about North American Ornithology. Includes the essential bibliography. Excellent condition of this rare book. Wash., 1878.$3.50

95. Coues, Elliott. Birds of the Northwest. A Handbook of Ornithology of the Region Drained by the Missouri River and its Tributaries. Wash., 1874.$2.25

96. Coues’ Check List of North American Birds. Second edition, revised, with a Dictionary of the Etymology, Ornithography, and Pronunciation of the Scientific Names. 165 pages. Boston, 1882.$1.75

97. Coues, Elliott. Field Ornithology, Including a Manual for Catching, Preparing, and Preserving Birds, and a Checklist of North American Birds. First ed. Letter written to E. T. Freedly of Philadelphia by Dr. Coues, included regarding his portrait, Salem, 1874.$2.75

98. Coues, Dr., and Kidder, J. H. Contributions to the Natural History of Kerguelen Island. U. S. National Museum Bulletin, No. 3. Paper, 122 pages. Washington, 1876.$1.50

99. Coues and Prentiss. Avifauna Columbiana. List of Birds of the District of Columbia, etc. The valuable second edition, illustrated, updated and completely rewritten. Bull. 26 U. S. Nat. Museum. Original paper covers, great condition. Wash., 1883.$2.00

100. Curious. A chunky little fully roan book, featuring 80 illustrations of birds made with real feathers, while the backgrounds are colored engravings or watercolor sketches. In some instances, a few feathers are missing, but most are in perfect condition.$1.75

101. Davie, Olivier. An Egg Check List of N. American Birds, Accurate Descriptions of the Color and Size of the Eggs and Locations of the Nests of the Land and Water Birds. First ed., printed paper covers, 77 pp. Columbus, O., 1885.$1.75

102. Dresser, H. E. A History of the Birds of Europe, Including All the Species Found in the Western Palearctic Region. Parts 1 to 74, inclusive (missing 9, 11, 12); also includes the last 2 parts 83, 84 (combined issue), which contain the title page, contents, list of subscribers, preface, and introduction. 4to, printed paper covers, no plates with this lot. A great deal. London, 1881.$4.75

103. Edwards, George. Discourse on the Emigration of British Birds, Reflections on the Annual Migration of Birds, Etc., Etc. Paper covers, 64 pp. London, 1814.$2.75

103A. Edwards, George. A Natural History of Birds, most of which have not been previously illustrated or described. Colored in their natural and proper colors based on original paintings from life, etc. 4 volumes in 2, 4to, half morocco, 270 pages, portrait, engraved title page for the 1st volume, 210 colored plates. Somewhat shaken, but the text and plates are clean and unblemished, with good margins. Although primarily about birds, mammals and fish are also illustrated. London, 1802.$17.50

104. Elliott, D. G. Classification of the Trochilidæ. (Smiths. Contr. Knowl.), 4to, uncut, original printed covers, fine copy, illustrated. Washington, 1879.$3.50

105. Elliott, D. G. Monograph of the Birds of Paradise (Paradiseidæ). An oversized book featuring 37 beautifully colored plates that rival Gould's work in terms of accuracy to nature and vibrancy of color. Includes explanatory text. Bound in half morocco. London, 1873.$76

106. Elliott, D. G. New and Previously Unillustrated Species of the Birds of North America. in 2 vols. Atlas folio featuring 72 stunning colored plates, with illustrations in the text. Excellent condition, half calf, of this major work by Prof. Elliott. An essential addition to the historic series of American Ornithologies from Alexander Wilson’s time to today. N. Y., 1866-69.$118.00

107. Eyton, T. C. History of the Rarer British Birds. Illustrated with Fine Woodcuts in the Style of Bewick. This work also includes a description and illustration of the now-extinct Passenger Pigeon and other birds that wandered into Britain from America. 101 pages, supplemented by a 69-page Catalogue of British Birds from the same period. Bound together in original cloth, uncut, with a paper label, very rare. London, 1836.$3.00

108. Feathered Favorites of America. This is a collection of colored illustrations of birds, with text on the back of each illustration. 12mo, roan, about 100 beautiful illustrations.$1.50

108A. Ferguson, George. Illustrated Series of Rare and Prize Poultry, with Comprehensive Essays on all Classes of Domestic Fowl. 372 pp., fine colored plates. Rare. London, 1854.$3.50

109. Finsch, Otto. The Parrots, Monographically Edited. 3 vols. (1st 2 vols. only, large folding map, folding plate of osteology, 5 colored plates of Parrots.) An authoritative work. Published at $10.00. 2 vols. Leiden, 1867-68.$2.50

110. FISHER, A. K. Hawks and Owls of the U.S. in their Relation to Agriculture. As new, excellent condition, 25 colored plates, rare and valuable. Wash., 1893.$6.00

111. GARDINER, Wm. The Music of Nature, An Attempt to Prove that What is Pleasing in Singing, Speaking, and Playing Musical Instruments Comes from the Sounds of the Living World, Etc. American edition of this excellent book. 505 pages, color frontispiece, illustrations, Birds’ Songs page 231, etc. Boston [1837].$2.00

112. Gentry, T. G. Nests and Eggs of Birds of the U.S. 4to, full morocco, 300 pp., gilt edges, 50 color plates, portrait. Philadelphia, 1882.$8.00

113. Gentry, T. G. Same. In original paper parts (missing 1 part).$7.00

114. Gentry, T. G. Same. Odd parts.

115. Gentry, T. G. Same. Collection of 21 colored plates on thick paper, released individually by Wagonseller, the Publisher, with a paper label. Phila., n. d.$2.50

116. Gloger, C. L. Research on the Birds Mentioned by Aristotle. Sample 1. 12mo, stitched, 56 pages. Wrocław, 1830.$1.25

117. Goss, N. S. Birds of Kansas. A Revised Catalogue, With Descriptive Notes of Nests and Eggs of Breeding Species. Topeka, 1866.$1.50

118. Gosse, P. H., and Hill, R. The Birds of Jamaica, featuring descriptions of about 200 species of birds that are part of the Jamaica fauna, based entirely on original research. Post 8vo. London, 1847.$1.50

119. Gould, John. An Introduction to the Trochilidæ, or Humming Birds. 216 pp., Author’s autographed presentation copy to G. Waterhouse. Rare. London, 1861.$3.50

120. Gould, John. Monograph of the Partridges of America. (Odontophorinæ.) An oversized folio, half morocco, featuring 32 beautifully illustrated groups of these vibrantly colored birds, showcasing a wide range of striking forms found in Mexico and the Western U.S. Includes descriptive text. London, 1844-50.$57.00

121. Gould, John (A. L. S.) A Century of Birds From the Himalaya Mountains. Dedicated to William IV and Adelaide, with a detailed Manuscript List of Plates included, featuring 80 plates printed in lithography and hand-colored. An interesting aspect of these plates is that the trees and background where the birds are placed remain uncolored. They were illustrated from nature and also on stone by E. Gould, and printed by the famous early lithographer Hullmandel. This is the first of Gould’s major folio of birds and is the rarest of all. It matches the size of the later Imperial Folios on Natural History topics. Bound in half green levant, with gilt edges, this is a fine copy. London, 1832.$85.00

121A. Graves, George (author of British Ornithology and Ovarium Britannicum). The Naturalist’s Pocket-Book; or, Tourist’s Companion. Introduction to Natural History, Collecting and Preserving Various Productions of Nature, etc. First ed., calf, 335 pp., illus. London, (1817).$2.50

122. Gray, George R. List of the Genera of Birds, with their Synonyma; the Typical Species of each Genus. Half calf, loose, with Appendix of 1842. Best edition, 113 pp. London, 1841.$3.75

122A. Gray, George R. Hand List of Genera and Species of Birds, distinguishing those contained in the British Museum. Part III, Struthiones, Grallæ and Anseres. Fine copy, 350 pp. London, 1871.$3.75

123. Greene, W. T. Parrots in Captivity. 3 Vols., Large 8vo, 81 col. plates. As new. London, 1884.$10

124. Gurney, J. H. Rambles of a Naturalist in Egypt and Other Countries. With Analysis of the Claims of Certain Foreign Birds to be Considered British, and other Ornithological Notes. Full of scientific and popular interest. London, n. d.$1.50

125. Hagerup, A. T. Birds of Greenland. Translated from Danish by Frimann B. Arngrimson. Edited by M. Chamberlain. Softcover, 62 pages. Boston, 1891.$1

126. Hartlaub, Dr. G. Ornithological Contribution to the Fauna of Madagascar Considering the Islands of Mayotte, Nosy Be, and St. Marie, as well as the Mascarenes and Seychelles (Cabanis Journal of Ornithology from 1860, specially reprinted). 87 pp., paper. Bremen, 1861.$1.25

127. Hartlaub, G. Titian Peale's Bird from the "United States Exploring Expedition" shared in excerpts with critical notes (Archives of Natural History XVIII., Vol. 1, No. ). 94 pp, paper.$1.50

128. Hatch, Dr. P. L. Notes on the Birds of Minnesota. 487 pages, like new. Minneapolis, 1892.$1.50

129. Hayes, Mr. Nat. Hist. of British Birds, Etc., with their Portraits. Imperial folio, boards, uncut, 40 full-page copper plates, plain. London, 1775.$1.50

130. Heine, F. Museum Heineanum. Inventory of the Ornithological Collection. With Critical Comments and Descriptions of New Species, systematically prepared by Dr. J. Cabanis. Part 1, Oscines; 2, Clamatores; 3, Strisores; 4, Scansores; 2 vols. 12mo, cloth and half morocco, rare. Halberstadt, 1851-63.$3.00

131. Hirst, Henry B. Book of Cage Birds. Second ed. 12mo, 284 pp., Dedicated to John Cassin. Many American Birds described. Rare. Phila., 1843.$1.75

132. Hudson, W. H. British Birds, including a chapter on structure and classification. By Frank E. Beddard, F. R. S. With 8 color plates from drawings by A. Thornburn and 11 plates and 100 figures from drawings by Lodge. Like new, untrimmed, gilt top, 352 pages. London and N. Y., 1895.$2.25

133. Hungarian Ornithology. A Life Story of J. S. von Petenyi, the Founder of the Science. Ornithology in Hungary, 1799-1855. Folio, printed covers, portrait, 139 pp. Written by Otto Herman, Budapest, 1891.$2

134. Illiger, von Herrn. Tabular Overview of the Distribution of Birds Across the Earth (Presented on November 19, 1812). Pp. 221 to 236. Includes numerous comparative charts at the end, fully complete, paper.$1.25

135. Ingersoll, Ernest. Nests and Eggs of American Birds. Parts 1, 2, 4, and 5. With Colored Plates of the Eggs. Royal 8vo, in original paper covers. Salem, Mass., n.d.The lot, $2.50

136. Jacobs, W. J. Summer Birds of Greene County, Pennsylvania. Author’s Autograph, Compliments. Scarce, 14 pp., printed covers. Waynesburg, 1893.$1.00

137. Jardine, Sir Wm. Contributions to Ornithology for 1852. 162 pp., 14 colored plates (missing plates 82, 83, 85, 86, 88, 90, 93). Paper, rare. Edinburgh, 1853.$1.75

138. Jardine’s Illustrations of Ornithology. Jardine, Sir William (F. R. S.), and Selby, P. J., with contributions from J. Children, T. Hardwicke, T. Horsfield, Stamford Raffles, N. Vigors, etc. Three folio volumes, full Russia leather with gold detailing and gilt edges. This is the complete series of this publication under the above authors and artists. There are 161 beautifully colored plates of birds that were previously unillustrated, little known, or unidentified. A few of the plates feature more than one species. Each plate is accompanied by 1 to 4 pages of text; an index of the first two volumes is provided. The last volume ends abruptly. There is a page of explanation at the end of the third volume, which proposes to continue with a new series of these illustrations. It also mentions that the new series will be published early in 1836, indicating that the last volume of this series was completed around 1835. It likely started in 1832, as a complete set like this is extremely rare, and no records have been found of it being sold. Many of the new species are American, and several species from the family Anatidæ are represented. The condition and binding are very good, though the corners and edges of the volumes are slightly worn and could use some touch-ups. Edinburgh, Published by W. H. Lizars, n. d.$128.00

139. Keyser, L. S. Birds of the Rockies. 8 full-page plates (4 in color) by L. A. Fuertes. Includes a complete checklist of Colorado Birds. Half roan, uncut, like new. Chicago, 1902.$2.75

140. King Survey, 40th Parallel. Vol. 4. Ornithology and Paleontology. The first part by Robert Ridgway and the second part by Meek, Hall, and Whitfield. 4to, 17 plates of fossils. Wash., 1877.$3.00

141. Krider, John. Forty Years’ Notes of a Field Ornithologist. Interesting observations on his hunting and collecting experiences, with 335 species of Birds from Maine, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Virginia, North Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Minnesota, and Iowa. New unused copies. Philadelphia, 1879.60 cents

142. Kuhl, H. Overview of Parrots. With species definitions, new descriptions, synonyms, and information about their unique natural habitats, etc. 4to, 104 pp., no plates.$1.75

143. Kumlien, L. Contributions to the Natural History of Arctic America from the Howgate Polar Expedition, 1877-78. U.S. National Museum, Bulletin 15. A paper filled with information about birds, 179 pages. Washington, 1879.$1.25

144. Laishley, Richard. Popular History of British Birds’ Eggs. Square 8vo, 313 pp., 20 col. plates, ½ mor. 1st ed. London, 1858.$1.50

145. Layard, E. E. The Birds of South Africa. A Descriptive Catalogue of all the Known Species Occurring South of the 28th Parallel of South Latitude. 382+23 pp., frontispiece, Author’s autographed presentation copy, rare. Cape Town and London, 1867.$5

146. Lee, Mrs. R. Stories about the Behaviors and Instincts of Birds, Reptiles, and Fish. Illustrated by H. Weir. 12mo, 410 pages, illustrated. London, 1853.$1.25

147. MacGillivray, Wm. Descriptions of the Predatory Birds of Great Britain. Dedicated to J. J. Audubon. 12mo, boards, untrimmed, worn. Edinburgh, 1836.$1.75

148. Marsh, O. C. Odontornithes, A Monograph on the Extinct Toothed Birds of North America. 34 plates and illustrations, large 4to. Essential on this topic. Wash., 1880.$2.50

148A. Massachusetts Birds. Maynard, C. J. The Naturalists’ Guide. With a Complete Annotated Catalogue of the Birds of Eastern Mass., taking up half of the book. Frontis. of Baird’s Sparrow, 170 pp. Boston, 1871.$2.00

148B. Massachusetts Birds. Maynard, C. J. The same. Revised ed. with the 2 rare and valuable colored plates of Brewster’s Warbler and Maynard’s Sparrow. Salem, 1877.$2.50

149. McGregor, R. C. Birds of the Philippines. Philip. Mus. Bulls., Nos. 1 to 4. 4 papers on Birds of these Islands. Illus. Manila, 1903-4.$1.25

150. McGregor, R. C. Two Papers on Birds of the Philippine Islands. Dept. Interior, Nos. 25 and 24. Pr. paper covers. Manila, 1905.$1.00

151. McGregor, R. and Worcester, D. Hand List of the Birds of the Philippine Islands. Dept. of the Inter., No. 36. Printed paper covers. Manila, 1906.$1.00

152. Miller, Thomas. English Country Life. Descriptions of Rural Habits, Country Scenery, Etc. Illus. by Birket Foster, Gilbert, Harvey, etc. 12mo, half morocco, 479 pp. London, 1859. Much on birds.$1.75

153. Montagu’s Ornithological Dictionary of British Birds. Second edition, featuring a study plan and numerous new articles and original observations by James Rennie, illustrated. Half calf. W. P. Turnbull’s copy with bookplate. London, 1831.$2.00

153A. Moore, John. Columbarium, or, the Pigeon House. An Introduction to the Natural History of Tame Pigeons, Etc. 12mo, illus., 64 pp. Phila., 1874.$1.50

154. Morris, Rev. F. O. A History of British Birds. Illustrated with 350 elegant plates colored by hand. The most popular and reliable work on this subject. Some American species are depicted. 6 vols., royal 8vo, uncut, gilt figured. London, 1868.$14.00

154A. Moubray, B. A Practical Guide to Breeding, Raising, and Fattening Poultry, Pheasants, Pigeons, and Rabbits, Management of Swine, Cows, and Bees, Instructions for Home Brewing, etc. Fifth edition, 12mo, paperback, untrimmed, 355 pages, colored frontispiece. London, 1824.$2.00

154B. Moubray, B. Same. The very rare first edition, missing pages 35-48. London, 1815.$1

155. Moubray’s Treatise on Domestic and Ornamental Poultry. New Edition, revised and greatly enlarged by L. A. Meall. Also the Diseases of Poultry, with Physiological Observations and Experiments. By F. R. Horner. 12mo, 504 pp., very fine colored plates. London, 1854.$2.50

155A. Natural History of Birds. Facts Selected from Several Writers for the Amusement and Instruction of Children. 6 parts in 3 volumes, 12mo, calf, interesting colored plates. London, 1791.$3.00

156. Newman, Edward. Birds-Nesting. Complete Description of Nests and Eggs of Birds that Breed in Great Britain and Ireland. Soft cover, 52 pages. London, 1861.$2.25

157. Nomenclator Avium Musei Zoologici Berolinesis. List of names of bird species displayed in the zoological collection of the Royal University of Berlin according to modern classification. 123 pp., paper. Berlin, 1854.$1.75

158. N. Amer. Birds. 4th, 5th, and 6th supplements to the Amer. Ornith. Union Check List of. 3 pieces, pr. paper covers. 1892-94.$1.25

159. Norris, J., Sr. and Jr. Catalogue of the Oological Collection of. Pr. paper covers, privately printed. Phila., 1894.$1

160. Nuttall, Thos. Popular Handbook of the Ornithology of Eastern N. America. 2 vols., revised by Montague Chamberlain, 20 colored plates, 172 woodcuts, as new. Published price, $8.00. Second Chamberlain edition. Boston, 1897.$3.00

161. Nuttall Bulletin and The Auk. Bulletin of the Nuttall Ornithological Club, Cambridge, MA. A complete set of 8 volumes, variously bound in 3 volumes; volume 6 is in parts, along with The Auk; volumes 1 to 8, inclusive, in parts, as issued; all in great condition. This set includes all of the hardest-to-find volumes for a complete collection of the leading magazine of American ornithology. 16 volumes. Cambridge, Boston, and New York, 1876-1891.$65

162. Oologist (Started in the Young Oologist, Published Monthly in Gaines, N. Y., Vol. I, 1884, and concluding with Vol. II, No. 2, 1885). A complete set of this magazine from Vol. I to Vol. XII (1895) is included. It is bound in 3 volumes, half morocco, with the original covers included. In total, there are 11 volumes; there’s also volume 12 in parts, missing the title page. Gaines and Albion, N. Y.$17.50

163. Ord, George (F. L. S.). A Brief Biography of Alexander Wilson, Author of American Ornithology. New half morocco, great condition. Philadelphia, 1828.$3.75

164. Ornithologist and Oologist. Vols. 10, 11. In original parts, great condition, paper covers. Boston, 1885-86.$1.75

165. Parrots. Gray, R. G. List of the Specimens of Birds in the British Museum. Part III, Section II. Psittacidæ. 110 pp. London, 1859.$1.25

166. Parrots. The Miscellany of Natural History. Vol. 1, Parrots, by Sir Thos. Dick Lauder and Capt Thos. Brown. 12mo, 170 pp., 35 hand-colored plates of parrots, portrait of Audubon and an engraved extra title, fine copy. Edinburgh, 1833.$3.50

167. Pearson, L., and Warren, B. H. Report, Diseases and Enemies of Poultry. A 730-page work on Predatory Birds, Mammals, etc., harmful to chickens in Pennsylvania, richly illustrated with beautiful color lithographic plates and printed on heavy paper, paper covers. Harrisburg, 1897.$1.50

168. Pennant’s Genera of Birds. 4to, old calf, engraved title, 16 plates, complete, first edition, a very rare book. John Arden’s handwritten copy with his bookplate, 68 pages. London, 1781.$4.50

169. Pennsylvania Birds. Surface, H. A. Monthly Bulletins and Zoological Quarterly of the Penn. Dept. of Agriculture. Vol. 1 of each. Complete for the years 1903-04, with the latter focused entirely on birds. Both are extensively illustrated and are out of print. Bound together in 1 volume, half morocco. Harrisburg, 1903-04.$2.75

170. Ridgway, Robt. The Birds of North and Middle America. Bull. U. S. Nat. Mus., No. 50, 4 vols., new half mor., uncut, illustrated with plates, a nice set, except for minor water stains on the lower margin of a few pages in 2 vols. The definitive authority in systematic Ornithology. Out of print and highly sought after. Wash., 1901-07.$25.00

171. Ridgway, R. Birds of the Galapagos Archipelago. Proc. U. S. Nat. Mus., V. XIX; pp. 459-670. Paper, charts and plates, valuable. Wash., 1896.$1.25

172. Ridgway, R. The Humming Birds. Printed paper covers, uncut, unopened, 46 plates, 383 pp. Smiths. Inst., Wash., 1892.$1.75

173. Ridgway, R. A Manual of North American Birds. 464 outline drawings of the generic characters. Portrait of Spencer F. Baird. 4th ed., like new, 631 pp.$7.50

174. Ridgway, R. and Forbes, S. A. Ornithology of Illinois. Part 1, Descriptive Catalogue by Ridgway; part 2, Economic Ornith. by Forbes. Nat. Hist. Survey of Illinois. Vol. 1, 33 plates, frontispiece colored, royal 8vo, cloth, like new, useful, but rare. All published. Springfield, 1889.$6.00

175. Rhoads, S. N. Collection of 7 or 8 Author’s Excerpts on American Birds. Released in the American Naturalist, Auk, etc., mostly in printed covers, includes a significant paper on birds of Washington and British Columbia.$2.00

176. Rhoads & Pennock. Birds of Delaware. A Preliminary List. (From “The Auk,” April, 1905), 12 pages, author's copy, paper covers. A first published attempt on Delaware Ornithology.40 cents

177. Robinson, W. A Flying Trip to the Tropics. Record of an Ornithological Visit to the U.S. of Columbia, S.A., and the Island of Curacao, West Indies. As new, gilt tops, map and colored plates of birds and other illustrations, a great work that's out of print. Cambridge, 1895.$2.50

178. Salvadori, T. Borean Birds. Uccelli di Borneo, Systematic Catalogue. With Notes and Observations by G. Doria and O. Beccari, etc. Paper, uncut, color frontispiece, map and 5 color plates, 429 pp., signed presentation copy to Dr. E. Coues. Annali Mus. Cir. to Nad Genova, V. 5, 1874.$3

179. Samuels, Edward A. Our Northern and Eastern Birds, Featuring Descriptions of Birds from the Northern and Eastern States and British Provinces, etc. Royal 8vo, half leather, gilt top, 600 pages, illustrated, including some colored reproductions of Audubon plates, supplement by Holder. Ex Libris C. L. Wheeler. Published at $10.00. New York, 1883.$4.75

180. Samuels, E. A. Among the Birds. Sketches for Young Folks of the Domestic Life of Birds. 12mo, illustrated, rare. Boston, 1868.$1.25

181. Schlegel’s Bird Notes and Synopsis. Museum of Natural History of the Netherlands. Methodical and Critical Review of the Collections Deposited in This Establishment [by H. Schlegel.] Missing papers on Milvi, Pernes, Polybori, Vultures, all Reviens, Columbæ, Struthiens. Bound in 2 volumes, half leather, by J. Cassin, with each family separately paged, each complete on its own. These 2 volumes include everything published about birds in this series of notable monographs on bird families, released irregularly over five consecutive years. A rare series. Leiden, E. J., Brill, 1862-1867.$4.75

182. Sclater, P. L. Collection of Sclater's Papers on Birds. All from the Proc. Zool. Soc. About 35 titles, no plates, paper. London, 1864.$1.75

183. Sclater, P. L., and Salvin, O. Nomenclator Avium Neotropicalium (etc.). Oblong 4to, printed boards. London, 1873.$1.75

184. Selby, Prideaux John. Illustrations of British Ornithology. Land and Water Birds. 2 volumes, 8vo, text and 2 volumes imperial folio, featuring 217 large plates illustrating hundreds of species, all beautifully illustrated from Nature and hand-colored. 4 volumes, half morocco. This work is to British Birds what Audubon’s great work is to the Birds of America. Edinburgh, 1833-41.$58.00

185. Shriner, C. A. Birds of New Jersey. Illustrated, like new, out of print. Trenton, 1896.$1.50

185A. Smith, Charlotte. A Natural History of Birds. Mainly for Young Readers. 12mo, boards, paper labels, 2 vols., uncut, 145+157 pp. plates, very rare. London, 1816.$4.00

186. Stone, Witmer. Birds of Eastern Pennsylvania and New Jersey. Portrait of Alex. Wilson, faunal map, new copies; only a few unsold. Phila., 1894.$1.75

187. Tegetmeier, W. B. Pheasants for Coverts and Aviaries. Illustrated with full-page engravings by T. W. Wood. 4to, cloth, gilt. London, 1873.$3.50

188. Torrey, Bradford. Everyday Birds. Introductory Studies. With 12 colored illustrations after Audubon and 2 from photographs. 12mo, 1st edition, like new. Boston and New York, 1901.$2

189. Townsend, J. K. Narrative of a Journey Across the Rocky Mountains to the Columbia River and a Visit to the Sandwich Islands, Chile, etc., with a Scientific Appendix. 352 pages, the binding is rather worn and the text is slightly discolored. It contains a lot of scientific information, especially about birds, throughout the work, and lists of birds and mammals of Oregon with descriptions of several species. Philadelphia, 1839.$6.00

190. Tunstall, M. Ornithologia Britannica or Catalog of All British Birds, both Land and Water, presented in Latin, English, and French, etc. Title and 4 pages, folio, original paper covers, copper plate of Water Ouzel, extremely rare, beautiful copy. London (printed for the Author by Dixwell), 1771.$4.75

191. Tunstall’s Ornithologia Britannica. Ed. by Alfred Newton. Willoughby Society. 14 pp., printed on heavy paper cover, illustrated, autograph of Elliott Coues, reprint of the previous edition in 8vo. London, 1880.$1.50

192. Turnbull, Wm. P. The Birds of East Pennsylvania and New Jersey. 4to, half roan, Limited to 150 copies, beautifully illustrated by American engravers and artists. Glasgow, Printed for Private Circulation, 1869.$7.00

193. Turnbull, W. P. Birds of East Pennsylvania and New Jersey. Illus. green paper cover, fine copy. Phila., Henry Grambo, 1869.$2.50

194. Verreaux, J., and O. des Murs. Description of New Birds from New Caledonia and a List of Already Known Species from the Region. (Review and Magazine of Zoology), 1860. Inscribed, “Mr. Cassin, with the best wishes from one of the authors. J. P. Verreaux.” 27 pp., 1 color plate, paper. 1860.$1.50

195. Warren, B. H. Report on the Birds of Pennsylvania, focusing on their eating habits, based on over 4,000 stomach examinations. 2nd ed., revised and expanded, 100 color plates after Audubon, 434 pp., half leather, fine copy. Harrisburg, 1890.$4.00

196. Warren, B. H. Same. Specially bound author’s autographed presentation copy to Benj. J. Everhart. Half Russia, full gilt.$6.50

197. Warren, B. H. Same. Extra illustrations, uncut copy, unbound.$30

198. Warren, B. H. Report on the Birds of Pennsylvania. 50 color plates. 1st ed., half morocco. Harrisburg, 1888.$2.25

199. Whitehead, John. Exploration of Mount Kinabalu, North Borneo. Includes many beautiful color plates of birds, insects, and more. Focuses primarily on the birds of the Kinabalu region. Folio, 317 pages, in excellent condition, heavy paper, gilt top, illustrated covers. Published at $12.00. London, 1893.$4.25

199A. Wilson, Alex. American Ornithology, or, the Natural History of the Birds of the United States. Illustrated with plates, engraved [by A. Lawson] and colored from Original Drawings taken from Nature by Alexander Wilson. Includes a Sketch of the Author’s Life by George Ord, F. L. S., etc. In 3 volumes of text, 4to, large paper, and 1 volume folio of colored plates. 4 volumes, ¾ calf. Published by Collins & Co. of New York, and H. Hall, of Philadelphia, 1828, ’28, ’29, ’29. An extraordinarily fine set of the EDITIO PRINCEPS AMERICANA, where Ord completed Wilson's work by editing, rearranging, and adding to his unpublished manuscripts aimed at finishing the Original Work, which started in 1808, was interrupted by Wilson’s death in 1812, and further continued to 9 volumes by Ord in 1814. Due to the superior quality of the paper used in this fine edition, as well as the outstanding color work of the plates, and its greater usability as a reference, it rightfully commands a price comparable to the original 4to edition of 9 volumes. Contents are clean and unsoiled as when issued, and the binding is sound and good.$87.50

200. Wilson, Alex. American Ornithology, with a Continuation by Charles Lucian Bonaparte, and Illustrative Notes and Life of Wilson by Wm. Jardine. 4 vols., 12mo, original cloth, uncut, paper labels, worn. Portrait and 4 plates by Lizars. Edited by Robt. Jameson. Edinburgh, 1831.$4.50

201. Wilson, Alex. Series of 4 Articles Entitled “The Naturalist,” Nos. 2 to 5, inclus., relating chiefly to Birds, from Vol. II of the Portfolio, paper. Phila., 1809.$1.00

202. Wilson, Alex. (Ornithologist). The Foresters, a Poem Descriptive of a Walking Trip to the Falls of Niagara in the Fall of 1804. 16mo, calf. West Chester, 1838.$2.00

203. Wilson, Alex. Another copy. “Presented to C. Walton (Phila. dentist) by Hannah Cassin (wife of John Cassin, the well-known Phila. Quaker Ornithologist). March 16, 1880. To remind him of a walk taken with her husband to Susquehanna County.” 16mo, sheep.$2.50

204. Wilson, Alex. Same. Another Ed., Half Roan. Phila., 1853.$1.50

204A. Wood, Neville. The Ornithologist’s Text-book. Reviews of Ornithological Works, with Appendix. 12mo, half calf, first ed., 235 pp. London, 1836.$2.50

205. Agassiz, Louis. Turtles of America. Embryology and Synopsis of. The complete monograph of the Testudinata, as published in Contributions to Natural History of the U.S. 2 vols., folio, 34 fine plates, plain and colored. Boston, 1857.$4.50

206. Baird, S. F. Atlas, Herpetology. Prepared under the Supervision of. Large folio, half morocco, plates 1 to 23, including (lacks 24 to 32), beautifully engraved and colored. This is the Herpetology of the U.S. Exploring Expedition from 1838-1842, led by Charles Wilkes, U.S.N. This atlas is complete for Batrachia and Ophidia; includes part of Sauria, but is missing all Chelonia. Comes with a 4to volume of text by C. Girard. 2 volumes. Worth $30.00 when complete. Philadelphia, 1858.$10

207. Barton, Benj. S. A Memoir About the Amazing Abilities Attributed to the Rattlesnake and Other American Snakes. Philadelphia, Henry Sweitzer, 1796. 70 pp., along with a “Supplement” to the same, in a “Letter to Prof. Zimmermann.” Phila., 1800. 40 pp., first edition, very rare, 2 pieces.$7.00

208. Barton, Benj. S. Supplement to A Memoir Concerning the Fascinating Faculty of the Rattlesnake and other American Serpents. 12mo, paper, 40 pp. Phila., 1800.$2.25

209. Barton, B. S. A Review of the Siren Lacertina and Other Species in that Genus, etc. In a letter from Prof. Barton of Philadelphia to John Gottlob Schneider of Saxony. A 33-page brochure with a plate, of which Barton mentions in the preface that only 50 copies were printed for special distribution among his friends. Philadelphia, Jasper Harding, Printer, 1821.$3

210. Bonnaterre, l’Abbe. Encyclopedic and Methodical Overview of the Three Kingdoms of Nature. Herpetology. Paris, 1789. Ophiology. Paris, 1790. 2 volumes in 1, 4to, new half morocco, all the beautiful copperplate engravings of Reptiles and Amphibians. Complete regarding these subjects.$3.75

211. Cook, M. C. Our Reptiles and Batrachians. The Lizards, Snakes, Frogs, etc., Native to Great Britain. 12mo, illustrated, color plate edition, like new London, 1893.$1.50

212. Cope, E. D. The Crocodilians, Lizards, and Snakes of N. America. 1090 pages, 36 plates, and illustrations in the text. U.S. Nat. Mus. Rep., 1898. Paper covers. The most comprehensive and up-to-date reference on this broad topic. Wash., 1900.$3

213. Fowler, H. W. The Amphibians and Reptiles of New Jersey. Paper covers, 408 pages, 122 plates. Trenton, 1907.$1.25

214. Garman, H. Overview of the Reptiles and Amphibians of Illinois. Author’s edition from Bull. Illinois State Laboratory N. History, vol. 3, pp. 215 to 390, plates 9 to 15, inclus. Great condition in printed covers of this rare item. Peoria, 1892.$2.00

215. Holbrook, John E. N. American Herpetology. Description of the Reptiles Inhabiting the U.S. Vol 1, 4to, new half mor., title page and some plates repaired, but complete. Vol. 1 includes 23 colored plates. This is the rare first edition that the author tried to retrieve from the subscribers when the third volume was released. Phila., J. Dobson, 1836.$8.00

216. Holbrook’s Herpetology. 63 unique plates, almost all on large paper from the 1842 edition, featuring 19 snakes, 18 toads and frogs, 5 lizards, 8 turtles, and 13 salamanders, all in color except for 3. Rare collection.$8.00

217. Mitchell, S. Weir (M. D.). Research on the Venom of the Rattlesnake and the Anatomy and Physiology of the Related Organs. Smiths. Contributions to Knowledge. Folio, printed covers, 12 woodcuts, 145 pages, uncut. Washington, 1861.$3.00

218. New Jersey Reptiles. Annual Report of the New Jersey State Museum on the Amphibians and Reptiles of New Jersey, as well as Fish. Frontispiece and plates of Reptiles and Fish, 408 pages. Trenton, 1907.$1.25

219. Smith, W. H. The Tailed Amphibians, Including the Caecilians. A Thesis. Presented to the Faculty of the University of Michigan. 12mo, 158 pp., packed with Folding Synoptical Tables. Detroit, 1877.$1.50

220. Stejneger, L. The Poisonous Snakes of N. America. Paper, uncut, 19 plates. Wash., 1895.$1.75

220A. Detailed List of British Lepidoptera, etc. Published by the Entomological Societies of Oxford and Cambridge. 118 pages. London, 1858.$2.50

221. American Entomologist, The. An Illustrated Magazine of Popular and Practical Entomology. Edited by Benj. D. Walsh and Charles V. Riley. Vol. 3, January to June, August to October, inclusive; 1871. 9 issues in original paper covers. This volume is extremely rare. The lot, $2.00

222. Banks, Nathan. The First List of Works Relating to American Entomology. Paper covers, 95 pp. Wash., 1900.$1.50

223. Bees. Beekeeping. By “The Times” Beekeeper. 12mo., illustrated, 224 pp. London 1864.$1.00

224. Bees. De Gelieu, Jonas. The Bee Preserver, or Practical Directions for Managing Hives. Translated from French. 12mo, boards, uncut, bookplate of Sir R. Shafter Adair. 134 pp., illustrated, first English edition, rare. Edinburgh and London, 1829.$1.75

225. Bees. Huish, Robt. A Treatise on the Nature, Economy, and Practical Management of Bees, which examines the different systems of British and Foreign Beekeepers (etc., etc.). This is the most comprehensive guide to studying and managing these valuable insects. Boards, uncut, damaged, 414 pages, 6 plates, rare first edition. London, 1815.$3.00

226. Bees. Huish, Robt. Bees, Their Natural History and General Management (etc.). 458 pages, 12mo, portrait of the author, illustrations, great condition. London, 1842.$1.50

227. Bees. Milton, John. The Practical Bee-keeper, or Concise and Plain Instructions for the Management of Bees and Hives. 147 pp., illus., 12mo. Contains bibliography. London, 1843.$1

228. Bees. Neighbour, A. The Apiary, or Bees, Beehives and Bee-Culture. 359 pages, 12mo, plates (2 colored), third edition. London, 1878.80 cents.

229. Same. London, 1866. Second edition.$1.00

230. Bees. Nutt, Thos. Caring for Honey Bees: Practical Tips for Managing Honey Bees with a Better and More Humane Approach. 240 pages, illustrations, small 8vo, original linen, paper label, rare, first edition. Wisbech, 1832.$1.75

231. Bees. Nutt, Thos. Another stylish half leather edition, excellent condition, same edition.$1.75

232. Another. 5th edition. 1839.$1.00

233. Bees. Payne, J. H. The Apiarians’ Guide, Containing Practical Directions for Managing Bees Using the Depriving System. 71 pp. small 8vo, original linen, untrimmed, 1 plate, fine copy, only 110 printed, list of subscribers, very rare. London, 1833.$2.00

234. Bees. Purchas, S. Spiritual Honey from Natural Hives, or Meditations and Observations on the Natural History and Habits of Bees. 176 pages, 16mo, bookplate of H. T. Stainton, a noted entomologist and writer on bees. Great condition. London, n.d.$1.75

235. Bees. Samuelson, Jas. The Honey Bee, Its Natural History, Habits, Anatomy, and Microscopic Wonders. 12mo, 166 pp., 8 colored plates, first ed. London, 1840.$1

Bees. Samuelson. Same. 1860.$1.75

236. Bees. Scenes of Industry Displayed in the Beehive and the Ant-hill. 212 pp., plates, half roan, 12mo, fine engravings. London, n.d.85¢.

237. Bees. Simmons, S. A Modern Bee Farm and Its Economic Management. 195 pp., illus. London, 1887.80 cents.

238. Bees. Strutt, Geo. The Practical Bee Keeper, or a Guide to Better Bee Management. 112 pp., printed boards, uncut, 12mo, first edition, with 8-page pamphlet “Explanation of Strutt’s Model.” Clare, 1825.$1.75

239. Bees. Taylor, H. The Bee-Keeper’s Manual. 12mo, 126 pp., illus. London, 1839.$1.00

239A. Bees. See under Cotton, Thorpe and Warder.

240. Berge, F. Butterflies of Europe. Butterfly Book. Natural History of Butterflies and Specifically European Types. With 162 black and 1,100 colorful illustrations on 52 plates. 4to, 232 pp., and 52 beautifully colored plates of over 1,000 figures. Stuttgart, 1851.$3.25

241. Beutenmuller. Lepidoptera Catalog. Fifty Miles from New York City, with their Food Plants. Ann. N. Y. Acad. Sci., pp. 199 to 230, V. 5, 1890.$1

242. Bevan, Edw. The Honey-Bee, Its Natural History, Physiology and Management. 12mo, full calf, 404 pp., illustrated, first edition. London, 1827.$1.25

243. Blassiere, J. J. Natural History of the Queen Bee, with the Art of Creating Swarms by M. A. G. Schirach. Rare first edition, small 8vo, half calf, 269 pp., 3 folded copper plates, engraved by Fargue. Autograph of W. Spence, noted entomologist. The Hague, 1771.$4.00

244. Brown, Capt. Thos. The Book of Butterflies, Sphinxes and Moths. Illustrated with 96 color engravings, engraved title. 2 volumes in 1, complete, 16mo, half morocco. London, 1832.$3.00

245. Casey, T. L. Update on the American Pæderini. Trans. St. Louis Acad. Sci., Vol. XV, No. 2, 1905. Printed paper covers, 248 pages.$1.25

246. Canadian Entomologist. Vol. I, rare, half leather, 110 pages, excellent condition. Toronto, 1869.$2

247. Casey, T. L. Coleopterological Notices No. 1, continued, pp. 97 to 198 of vol. 5. Annals N. Y. Acad. Sci., 1890. Also the same, pt. 3, complete, pp. 9 to 214 of vol. 6 of the said Annals. As issued in the orig. parts, uncut. N. Y., 1890-91. The lot,$2.00

248. Journal of the Entomological Society of Bohemia, Acta. Vol. I, complete in 4 parts. Original paper covers. Published in Prague, 1904.$1.00

249. Chenu. Encyclopedia of Natural History. Beetles with the collaboration of M. E. Desmarest. 4to, half calf, very fully illustrated. 2 vols. Complete on the Beetles. Paris, n. d.$2.00

250. Chenu. Encyclopedia of Natural History. Butterflies with the collaboration of M. H. Lucas. 4to, half calf, very fully illustrated. Complete regarding Butterflies. Paris, n.d.$1.25

251. Clarke, John. Treatise on Mulberry Trees, Silk Worms, and Silk, with illustrations. First edition, 12mo, 363 pages. Philadelphia, 1839.$1.50

252. Coleoptera. Fuessly, Jean Gaspar. Archives de l’Histoire des Insectes, Published in German. Translated into French. 4to, calf, 185 pp., 54 colored plates. Winterthur, 1794.$7.00

253. Comstock, J. Henry. Report on Cotton Insects. 511 pages, color plates, illustrations. Washington, 1879.$2.00

254. Cotton, Wm. Chas. My Bee Book. 368 pp., numerous woodcuts. A very engaging book, featuring reprints of old bee books, bibliography, etc. London, 1842.$2.00

255. Cox, Herbert E. A Handbook of the Coleoptera, or Beetles of Great Britain and Ireland. 2 vols. uncut. Essential. London, 1874.$7.00

255A. Dandolo, Count. The Art of Rearing Silkworms. Trans. from Work of Count Dandolo. 365 pp., uncut, folding plates. London, 1825.$2.50

256. Dawson, John F. Geodephaga Brittanica. A Monograph of the Carnivorous Ground Beetles Native to the British Isles. 3 color plates, untrimmed. London, 1854.$1.50

256A. Desvignes, Thos. Insects, Parasitic Flies. Catalogue of British Ichneumonidae in Collection of British Museum. 12mo, paper covers, 120 pp., several new species described, very rare. London, 1856.$2.25

257. D’Homergue, John. Silk Culturists’ Manual. A Popular Guide on Mulberry Trees, Silk Worms, and Silk. Aimed at Farmers and Planters in the U.S. A compact 12mo manual of 406 pages with historical and scientific significance. Folding frontispiece, plate, original cloth, paper label, first edition, hard to find. Phila., 1839.$2.50

258. D’Homergue, J., and Duponceau, P. S. Essays on American Silk, and making it a source of Wealth. Also, Directions to Farmers for raising Silk Worms. 12mo, paper covers, uncut, illus. 120 pp., Phila., 1830.$1.50

259. Diptera, Etc. Bulletin of the U.S. Geological and Geographical Survey of the Territories. Completely focused on Insects (3 Parts) by Uhler, Osten-Sacken, and Thorell. Paperback, 529 pages, illustrated, rare. Washington, 1877.$3.00

260. Domestica, Acheta (Miss M. L. Budgen). Episodes of Insect Life. 3 volumes. Original cloth with unique design, gold lettering, numerous illustrations. London, 1st series, 1852; 2nd and 3rd series, 1851. Complete set.$4.25

261. Drury, D. Illustrations of Exotic Entomology, Featuring 650 Figures and Descriptions of Foreign Insects. A new edition updated [from 1782] to reflect the current state of the science, with Characters, Synonyms, and additional content by J. O. Westwood, F. L. S. Jardine deemed the artistic and scientific quality of this improved edition deserving of the highest praise. 3 volumes, 4to, uncut, 150 beautifully colored plates, half morocco, worn. Published at £15, 15s. London, 1837.$20.00

261A. Dumeril, Andre M. C. General Considerations on the Class of Insects. Half roan, 272 pp., 60 plates. Paris, 1823.$2.50

262. Duncan, James. British Moths. A Complete Description of the Larvae and Adult Insects of Our Native Species. Ed. by Jardine. 12mo, 30 colored plates, 268 pp. London, n.d.$1.00

263. Edwards, W. H. Catalog of the Lepidoptera of America, North of Mexico. Part 1, Diurnals, 68 pages, half leather, extensively interleaved and neatly annotated. (Trans. Am. Ento. Soc. Vol., VI.) Philadelphia, 1877.$2.00

264. Entomologica Americana, Vols. I to VI, including original parts, 6 vols. Vol. III is missing No. 10, and Vol. IV is missing Nos. 1, 11, and 12. Original printed paper covers, uncut, rare. Brooklyn, 1885 to 1890. Sold only as 6 vols. as they are. The lot,$10

265. Entomological American. Odd parts of Volumes I, III, IV, V.

266. Entomological Commission of U. S., First to Fifth Annual Reports, Fully illustrated with maps, figures in the text, and numerous plates, some in color. These are the reports by Riley, Thomas, and Packard on the harmful insects in this country. Washington, 1878-90. Individual volumes range from $1.50 to $7.00 for the fifth volume.

267. Entomological News and Proceedings of Entomological Section Acad. Nat. Sci., Phila. Vols. 3 and 4, half leather, plain and colored plates, 2 vols. Phila., 1892-93.$8.00

268. Entomological Society of London. Catalogue of the Library. Ed. by G. C. Champion. 312 pp., uncut, unopened. London, 1893.$1.00

269. Entomological Society of London. Transactions for the Year 1882. 540 pages, 19 plates, many in color, like new. London, 1882.$1.75

270. Entomological Society of New York, Journal of. Vol. VIII, missing No. 2; vol. IX is complete; vol. X is missing Nos. 3 and 4, in original covers. New York, 1900-02. Sold as 3 vols.$1.25

271. Entomological Journal. Journal of Entomology Published by the Entomological Society of Stockholm. Volumes 9 to 22, inclusive, missing volumes 18 and 21; volume 17 is missing parts 2 and 3. Original paper covers. Stockholm, 1890 to 1901. The lot,$10

272. Entomologist’s Annual, Edited by T. Stainton. Complete set from the beginning in 1855 to the end in 1874. Colored and plain plates. 20 volumes, 12mo, featuring many original papers on new species and genera. By leading entomologists (Gr. p. 37). London.$7.00

273. Entomologists’ Directory, Listing Names, Addresses, etc., of People Interested in Insect Life in the U.S. and Canada, by H. Skinner, M.D. Softcover, 84 pages. Philadelphia, 1900.$1.50

274. Entomologists’ Monthly Magazine. Second Series. Vol. 1, Dec. only; vol. 2, missing Dec; vols. 3 and 4, complete; vol. 5, Jan. only. Original numbers, with paper covers. London, 1890-94.$2.00

275. Same. Vol. 19, 1882-83 of First Series, and Vols. 3, 4, 6, 7, 1892-96 of second series. 5 vols. in 3. Half calf and cloth.$2.50

275A. Entomologist’s Weekly Intelligencer for 1856. Edited by H. T. Stainton. Nos. 1-26, inclusive. Aug. 5 to Sept. 27, inclusive. (All published?) The first Weekly Journal of Entomology. First volume, complete. London, 1856.$2.00

276. The Entomologist. An Illustrated Journal of General Entomology. Edited by John T. Carrington and Others. 2 vols. Vol. 20 bound in half leather, Vol. 21 in issues as released, colored plates. London, 1887-88.$4.50

277. Entomology of New York. 18th, 19th, and 20th Reports of the State Entomologist for 1902-03-04 Paper. Albany.$1.00

278. Fall, H. C. List of the Beetles of Southern California, with Notes on the Habits, Distribution, and Description of New Species. Pr. covers, uncut, 281 pp. (Occasional Papers California Academy of Sciences, No. VIII). San Francisco, 1901.$2.50

279. Forbes, S. A. Studies of the Contagious Diseases of Insects. Article IV. Bull. Ill. State Lab. Nat. Hist., Vol. II. Pr. paper covers, 1 plate. Peoria, 1886.$1

280. French, G. H. The Butterflies of the Eastern U.S. For Use of Classes in Zoology and Private Students. 402 pages, fully illustrated. A very helpful manual. Philadelphia, 1886.$1.25

281. Gillmeister, Dr. C. J. F. Trichopterygia, Description and Illustration of the Hair-winged Beetles. 12mo, paper, 97 pp., 2 plain and 7 colored plates. [Frankfurt, 1845.]$2.50

281A. Gould, Rev. Wm. A Look at English Ants, Their Various Species and Functions, Social Structure, etc., along with other Interesting Facts About These Amazing Insects. 12mo, leather, 109 pp., unique, very rare. London, 1747.$3.00

282. Hagen, Hermann. Overview of the Neuroptera of North America. Including List of the South American Species. Smiths. Miscell. Coll. Pr. covers, 346 pp., uncut. Wash., July, 1861.$2.75

283. Harris, T. W., M. D. A Treatise on Insects Harmful to Plants. The third and best edition, enlarged and improved. Illustrated with colored engravings and images created under the supervision of Prof. Agassiz. Edited by C. L. Flint, of the Massachusetts Board of Agriculture. Boston, 1862. Fine copy.$4.00

284. Harris, Thaddeus Wm. (M. D.) Entomological Correspondence of. Edited by S. H. Scudder. Portrait of Harris and 4 plates of insects, 2 colored; also woodcuts. Very rare. On the fly-leaf, it says “Henry W. Paine, Esq., with respects of Edward D. Harris.” 375 pages. Boston, 1869.$4.50

285. Holland, W. J. The Butterfly Book, a Popular Guide to Understanding the Butterflies of North America. 48 color photo plates, royal 8vo, uncut, first edition, excellent impressions of color plates. Published at $4.00. New York, 1899.$2.75

286. Holland. Moth Book. Any edition.$2.75

287. Howard, L. O. Mosquitoes. How They Live, Carry Disease, Are Classified and Destroyed. 241 pp., illus., as new. New York, 1901.$1.75

288. Hubbard, H. G. Insects Affecting the Orange. Paper covers, 227 pages, colored plates and illustrations. Washington, 1885.$1.50

289. Humphreys, H. N. The Butterfly Vivarium, or Insect Home. 12mo, 8 colored plates, extra gilt, nice copy. London, 1858.$1.25

290. Humphreys, H. N. The Genera and Species of British Butterflies. Described and organized according to the system currently used in the British Museum. Includes many color plates of all the species and their food plants. Brand new, royal 8vo, with gilt patterned covers. Published at $7.50. London, n. d.$3.50

291. Insects of New York. Natural History of New York. Vol. V, Agriculture, by E. Emmons, M. D. 4to, 272 pages, 47 plates, colored copy, excellent condition. Albany, 1854.$5

292. Insect Life. Periodical Bulletin of the U.S. Department of Agriculture, Division of Entomology. Volumes 1 to 7, inclusive, complete set. Also Index—Volume, 1895. In original issues, printed paper covers, great condition, 8 volumes. Washington, 1888-95.$17.50

293. Insect Life. Odd Numbers.40 to 70 cents.

294. Jaeger, B. Life of North American Insects, with Numerous Illustrations from Specimens in Author’s Collection. First edition. 12mo, 319 pages. New York, 1859.$1.25

294A. (Jermyn, Letitia.) The Butterfly Collector’s Handbook, with a Summary Table of British Butterflies. Second and enlarged edition, 12mo, original boards, paper label, uncut, 169 pages, 4 plates, colored frontispiece, engraved title, best edition, very rare. Ipswich, 1827.$3.00

295. Kellogg, V. L. Lepidoptera, Taxonomic Value of the Scales of. Paper, illus., pp. 45 to 89. Kan. Univ. Quar., Vol. III. Lawrence, 1894.85¢.

296. Kirby & Spence. Introduction to Entomology, or Elements of the Natural History of Insects. 2 vols. Full leather, cracked, with 5 beautifully engraved plates, hand-colored, second edition, expanded. London, 1816-17. $3

297. Kollar, Vincentio. Monographia Chlamydum. 2 colored beetle plates with 52 figures. Folio, half leather, 49 pp., rare. Vienna, 1824.$2.50

297A. Admiral, Jacob. Accurate Observations on the Changes of Many Insects or Small Creatures, etc. Folio, boards, gilt, illustrated backs, 34 pp., fine hand-colored plates with flowers, etc., hand-colored vignette title. Focused on Lepidoptera. Amsterdam, 1774.$8.50

298. Leconte, John L. (M.D.) Classification of the Coleoptera of N. America. In 2 parts, complete in 1 volume, half roan, 348 pages. Smiths. Misc. Collections. The second part is rare. Wash., 1861-73.$2.25

299. Leconte, J. L. The Coleoptera of Kansas and Eastern New Mexico. Smiths. Contrib. to Knowledge. Royal quarto, rare, 2 plates, stitched, 58 pp. Oct., 1859.$3.00

300. Leconte, J. L. New Species of North American Beetles: Prepared for the Smithsonian Institution. Part II. Stitched, uncut, all published. Washington, 1873.$1.25

301. Leconte, J. L. Monograph of the Species of Pasimachus of the U.S., with Descriptions of 2 New Genera of Carabica. Ann. N. Y. Lyc. N. Hist. Paper, rare, 2 plates. N.Y., 1846.$1

302. Leconte, J. L. Summary of the North American Species of Platynus. Bon. Author’s Edition from Bulletin of the Brooklyn Entomological Society, Volume XI, 1879. Printed paper covers, pages 44-58, inclusive.$1.50

303. Leidy, Prof. Jos. Report to the Councils of Philadelphia on Insects Harmful to Shade Trees. Printed covers, rare, 10 pages. Philadelphia, 1862.$1.25

304. Loew, H. Monographs of the Diptera of N. America, Edited with Additions by R. Osten-Sacken. In 2 parts complete. 1862 to 1864. Also, Catalogue of the described Diptera by R. Osten-Sacken. Jan., 1858. Three titles bound in 1 vol. Half roan, 7 plates, 360+92 pp., fine copy. Smiths. Misc. Collections. Wash., 1858-64.$4.50

305. Marsham, Thoma. British Entomology, Listing the Insects Native to Britain, Arranged According to Linnaean Methods. Vol. 1, Beetles. (Complete for that Family.) Half leather, 547 pp. London, 1802.$3.00

306. Maynard, Chas. J. Manual of N. American Butterflies. Illustrated with 10 hand-colored plates and many woodcuts. First edition, in like-new condition. Boston, 1891.$1.50

307. McCook. American Spiders and Their Spinning Work. A Natural History of the Orbweaving Spiders of the U.S. By Henry C. McCook, D.D., Vice-President of the Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia, etc. 3 vols. Royal 8vo, printed on extra paper, beautifully illustrated in color, uncut. Only colored set still available. Published at $50.00.$42.50

308. McCook, Henry C. (D. D.) The Honey Ants of the Garden of the Gods, and The Occident Ants of the American Plains. 13 colored plates, 188 pages. Philadelphia, 1882.$2.50

309. McCook, Henry C. Mound Making Ants of the Alleghenies. Pr. paper covers, pp. 253 to 296, illus. (Extract from Trans. Amer. Entomological Soc. Vol. 6, 1877);$1.75

310. McCook, Henry C. Natural History of the Agricultural Ant of Texas. A Monograph of its Habits, Architecture, etc. Illustrated by 24 colored plates. Privately published, as new. Philadelphia, 1879.$2.75

311. Mease, James, M. D. A Letter from Mease, with a Treatise on the Rearing of Silk Worms by Mr. De Hazzi, of Munich, with Plates, etc. Feb. 2, 1828. Referred to the Committee of Agriculture. Stitched, colored folding plate, 108 pp. Wash., 1828.$1.75

312. Melsheimer, Fred. Val. A Catalogue of Insects of Pennsylvania. Part 1. Published. In his introduction, the author humbly states: “To the best of my knowledge, I have few predecessors in the United States in this effort.” Aside from his own work, he credited no help other than that from Prof. Knoch of Brunswick, Germany, clearly showing the lack of American collaborators. A beautiful and tall copy, 7½ × 4½ inches, crisp and spotless, 12mo, 60 pages, bound in three-quarter brown Turkey leather and marbled paper, inside and out, with canary edges. A copy of this extremely rare book recently sold in Philadelphia for $70.00. Hanover, York County [Pennsylvania], Printed for the Author by W. D. Lepper, 1808.$48.00

313. Minn. 2nd and 3rd Ann. Reports of Entomologist State Ex. Sta. of Univ. of Minn. Pr. paper covers, illus., 2 pieces. Delano, 1896, and St. Paul, 1898.$2.50

314. Morris, F. O. History of British Butterflies. Royal 8vo, 72 hand-colored plates and 2 plain. London, 1891.$1.75

315. Murray, Andrew. Economic Entomology. Aptera. 433 pp., fully illustrated. London (1876).$2.50

316. Needham, MacGillivray, Johannsen, Davis. Aquatic Insects of N. York. Bull. No. 68, N. Y. State Mus. Fully illustrated, with 52 plates, some in color, 517 pages. Albany, 1903.$1.75

317. Catalogue of New Orleans Lepidoptera. Prepared by L. Von Reizenstein. Printed for R. C. Kerr. 16mo, printed paper covers, 10 pages. Autograph of R. C. Kerr written on the back. Very rare Confederate imprint. New Orleans, 1863.$2.75

318. Newman, Edward. An Illustrated Natural History of British Butterflies and Moths. Illustrated, 661 pages, full gilt, in like-new condition, published at $6.00. London, n.d.$2.00

319. Osten-Sacken, R. Catalog of the Described Diptera of N. America. 2nd ed., 276 pp., stitched. Wash., 1878.$2.00

320. Packard, A. S. A Guide to the Study of Insects. A Treatise on those Harmful and Helpful to Crops, with over 500 illustrations. Rare first edition, in the 10 original parts, complete, uncut, with paper covers, as issued, in excellent condition. Very rarely found in this state and of historic interest due to the information on the printed covers. Salem, Press of the Essex Inst., 1868.$6.00

320A. Remarkable Insects. Square 12mo, gilt edges, hand-colored woodcuts, fine copy. London, 1799.$1.75

320B. Remarks on the Linnæan Orders of Insects. By a Member of the Manchester Nat. Hist. Soc. 4to, pr. boards, 40 pp., colored plates. London, 1828.$1.75

321. Riley, C. V. The Locust Plague in the U.S. A Treatise on the Status of that Insect East of the Rocky Mountains, with Methods for Its Destruction. Maps, 45 illustrations, 236 pages. Chicago, 1877.$1.50

322. Roemer, Joanne Jacobo. Genera Insectorum Linnæi et Fabricii Iconibus Illustrata. 4to, half roan, 86 pp., 36 very fine colored plates, 1 plain. Vitoduri Helvetorum, 1789.$6.00

322A. Rosel, August Johann. Monthly Published Insect Studies. First edition. 5 volumes in 4. 4to, leather, plates beautifully hand-colored, with the fine colored frontis. often missing; also the Supplement. Very rare and valuable. Nuremberg, 1746-49-61.$35

323. [Rush, Richard.] Letter from the Secretary of the Treasury Informing the House of Representatives on May 11, 1826, about the Growth and Production of Silk, tailored to Various Regions of the Union. Stitched, 220 pages, 6 plates. Washington, 1828.$2.75

324. Saunders, Bethune and Rogers. Annual Reports of the Entomological Soc. of Ontario for 1875, 1876, 1877, 1879, 1880. In 1 vol. Illus., half mor., rare. Toronto, 1876-81.$3.00

325. Say, Thomas. American Entomology, or Descriptions of the Insects of North America. Illustrated with colored figures from original drawings made from nature. Philadelphia Museum. Published by S. A. Mitchell; Wm. Brown, Printer. 1824-1828. 3 volumes. Original boards, uncut, with 54 colored plates engraved by Tiebout after designs by T. R. Peale and Le Sueur; engraved label on the side and back of the first volume. Also includes “A Glossary to Say’s Entomology.” Philadelphia, 1825. Paper boards, uncut. In total, 4 volumes, complete, first edition, rarely found with the Glossary. The volumes are dated 1824, 1825, 1828, and 1825, respectively.$14.50

326. Say, Thos. The same, without glossary. Binding is loose.$11.00

327. Say, Thos. Descriptions of Insects from the Carabici and Hydrocanthari Families by Latreille, found in North America. Amer. Philoso. Soc., Vol. 2, N. Series. 109 pp., uncut, rare and valuable. Philadelphia, 1819.$1.75

328. Samouelle, Geo. The Entomologist’s Useful Compendium. Introduction to Knowledge of British Insects, etc. Boards, loose, paper label, uncut, 496 pp., 12+12 plates (double colored plate edition), rare. London, 1819.$5

329. Scudder, S. H. Fossil Butterflies. (Mem. Am. Asso. Adv. Sc. I.) 4to, paper, 3 plates, rare. Salem, Mass., 1875.$2.00

330. Scott, A. W. Australian Lepidoptera and Their Transformations Parts I, II, and III, featuring 9 full-page plates in black, showcasing over 60 figures drawn from life by Harriet and Helena Scott, 3 parts, folio, as published (pub. £3, 3s.), in new condition. Additional parts have been released since and are available from the Australian Museum.$4.00

330A. A Brief History of Insects, Made to Introduce the Study of This Branch of Natural History and to Serve as a Guide for Visitors to the Leverian Museum. Paper covers, untrimmed, 107 pages, illustrations, name removed from title. Norwich, around 1790.$2.50

331. Silk Worms. Instructions for Raising and Managing, with a Preface that discusses the Development and Advancement of the Silk Culture Initiative in Pennsylvania and nearby Colonies. Includes a nice list of supporters. Paper, 32 pp., very rare. Philadelphia, 1770.$5.50

332. Smith, J. B. Insects of N. Jersey. A List of the Species with Notes on those of Economic Importance. 755 pp., illustrated with numerous plates and figures in text, map, scarce. Trenton, 1900.$2.75

333. Smith, J. B. List of Lepidoptera of Boreal America. 124 pp., uncut, paper, in excellent condition. Philadelphia, 1891.$1.25

334. Smith, J. B. Monographs of Family Noctuidæ of Boreal N. Amer. Revision of the Deltoid Moths. Paper, 126 pp., 14 plates. Wash., 1895.$1.25

335. Italian Entomological Society, Bulletin of the. Volumes 25 and 26, quarters 1 to 4, inclusive. Original paper covers, illustrated. Florence, 1893-94. Also 4 separate. Florence, 1893-94. The lot, $1.75

335A. Stainton, H. T. The Entomologist’s Annual, Including Notices of the New British Insects, etc. 4 vols., 12mo, half mor., colored and plain plates. London, 1855-1872, inclus.$12

335B. Stainton, H. T. Manual of British Butterflies and Moths. 2 vols. 12mo, illustrated, 338+480 pages. London, 1857-59.$3.75

335C. Stephens, James F. Systematic Catalogue of British Insects, containing References to Every English Writer on Entomology, and to the Principal Foreign Authors, etc. Boards, loose, uncut, pp. 416+388. London, 1829.$5

336. Stretch, Richard H. Illustrations of the Zygænidæ and Bombycidæ of N. America. Vol. I, first 7 parts only; 9 parts issued in total and then discontinued. Original paper covers, 7 colored plates, 184 pp., very rare. San Francisco, 1872.$4.00

337. Swinton, A. H. Insect Variety, Its Propagation and Distribution, etc. 326 pp., plain and colored plates. London, N. York, etc. (1880).$2.50

338. Thorley, Rev. John, Of Oxon. An Inquiry into the Nature, Order and Governance of Bees; those Instructive and Helpful Insects, featuring a new, simple, and effective method to preserve them not just in colonies, but also in standard hives. A secret unheard of in previous ages, now published for the benefit of humanity. Small 8vo, paper, 158 pages, 2 plates. London, 1774.$3

339. Thorpe, T. B. The Hive of “The Bee-Hunter,” a Collection of Sketches, including American Character, Scenery, and Rural Sports. 312 pp., illustrated, features “Tom Owen, the Bee-Hunter,” with a portrait, fine copy. New York, 1854.$2.25

340. Van Bruyssel. The Population of an Old Pear Tree, or Stories of Insect Life. Translated from the French. Edited by Mrs. C. Yonge. Illustrated by Becker. 12mo, 221 pp., illustrated. New York, 1870.$1.50

340A. Wakefield, Priscilla. Introduction to the Natural History and Classification of Insects, in a Series of Letters. 12mo, boards, 192 pp., 12 plates, rare. London, 1816.$1.50

340B. Walker, Francis. Notes on Chalcidiæ. Original 7 parts, complete, paper covers, illustrated. London, 1871-72. 7 pieces.$2.75

341. Warder, Jos. (Doctor from Croydon). The True Amazons, or the Monarchy of Bees, a New Discovery and Improvement of those Amazing Creatures. Small 8vo, 120 pp., calf, damaged, very rare. London, 1720. See also under Bees.$3.00

342. Warder, Jos. Same. Portrait. Second Ed. 12mo, calf, rare. London, 1713.$3.00

343. Warder, Jos. Same. Ninth Ed. Paper, uncut, 164 pp. London, 1765.$2.00

344. Wildman, Thos. A Guide to Beekeeping, Including the History of Bees and Methods of Cultivating Them, Both Old and New. Also Covers the History of Wasps and Hornets, etc. Third ed. Old calf, folded engravings. London, 1778.$2.25

345. Westwood, J. O. Introduction to the Modern Classification of Insects, based on Habits and Organization. 1st ed. 2 vols. 462+745 pp., uncut, colored plate, many illustrations in text. London, 1839.$4.00

346. Whitmarsh, Samuel, of Mass. Eight Years of Cultivating the Mulberry Tree and Caring for the Silk Worm, with comments on the American System. Folding plate, 16mo, original cloth, foxed, 156 pp., rare first edition. Northampton, 1839.$1.75

346A. Wollaston, T. V. Coleoptera Hesperidum. A list of the beetle species of the Cape Verde Archipelago. 286 pp., frontispiece. London, 1867.$3.50

347. Wood, H. C. The Myriapoda of N. America. 111 pp., 3 colored plates, 4to, uncut, printed paper covers, Author’s separate with his autograph, rare. Phila., 1865.$2.50

347a. Wilson James, and Duncan, Rev. James. Entomologia Edinensis. Description and History of Insects found in the Neighborhood of Edinburgh. Coleoptera. Boards, uncut, 351 pp., 2 plates. London and Edinburgh, 1834.$2.00

348. Wollaston, T. Vernon. Coleoptera Atlantidum. List of the Beetle Species of Madeira, Salvages, and the Canary Islands. 526+140 pp., map, good copy. London, 1865.$4

348A. Yeats, Thos. Pattinson. Institutions of Entomology. A Translation of Linnæus’s Orders and Genera of Insects, etc. Compared with the various Systems of Geoffroy, Schaeffer, and Scopoli, along with the Translator's Observations. Calf, 272 pp., fine copy. London, 1773.$2.50

349. Apgar, A. C. A Key to the Mollusca Given in Verrill’s Systematic Catalogue of the Invertebrates of Southern New England and the Adjacent Waters. Tall 12mo, stiff paper covers, privately printed, illustrated. The first key to United States mollusks ever published. 46 pages, hectograph print, very interesting. Trenton, 1880.$1

350. Baker, F. C. Unionidæ. Mollusks of the Chicago Area. The Bivalves. Bull. No. III, part 1, Chicago Acad. Sciences. Paper, 27 plates. 1898.$1.25

351. Binney, W. G. Notes on American Land Shells and Other Miscellaneous Conchological Contributions. Vol. 1, 1856-1874. 40 plates. Burlington, N. J., Printed for the Author, 1874. [Also] The Complete Writings of Constantine Smaltz Rafinesque on Recent Fossil Conchology. Ed. by W. G. Binney and G. W. Tryon, Jr. New York, 1864. In 1 vol. Half mor.$5

352. Binney, W. G. Anatomy and Tongue Structure of Ariolimax and other Pulmonates. Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci., Vol. 11. Stitched, 10 plates. Phila., 1874.$1

353. Binney, W. G. Bibliography of North American Conchology Before the Year 1860. Parts 1 and 2, complete. Half morocco, 2 volumes. Washington, 1863-4.$2.00

354. Binney, W. G. The Genitalia, Jaw, and Tongue Teeth of certain Pulmonates. Reprinted from Ann. Lyc. Nat. Hist., N. Y., 1875. Printed paper covers, 7 plates. Burlington, 1875.$1.00

355. Binney, W. G. The Jaw and Lingual Membrane of N. American Terrestrial Pulmonates. Reprint from the Proceedings of the Academy of Natural Sciences, Philadelphia. Paper, complete on its own, uncut, pp. 140 to 254, 21 plates. Burlington, 1875.$1.75

356. Binney, W. G. 14 Separata on Mollusca, Mostly Relating to their Anatomy. With title pages and index to his “Notes.” Burlington, N. J., 1875. The lot,$2

357. Binney, W. G. Land and Fresh Water Shells of N. America. Part 2, Pulmonata, Limnophila and Thalassophila. Smiths. Misc. Coll., No. 143. Complete in itself, with illustrations and index. Original paper covers, uncut, rare. Wash., Sept., 1865$1.75

358. Binney and Bland. Land and Fresh Water Shells of N. America. Part 1, Pulmonata Geophila. Smiths. Misc. Coll., No. 194. 8vo, paper covers, very full of illustrations, 316 pp. Wash., 1865.$2.75

359. Brookes, Samuel. Introduction to the Study of Conchology, including Observations on the Linnæan Genera, and on the Arrangement of M. Lamarck. Glossary and Table of English Names. 4to, half Russia, 9 finely hand-colored and 2 plain plates, fine copy. London, 1815. First ed.$4.00

360. Brown, Capt. Thos. The Conchologist’s Text-Book, Covering the Systems of Lamarck and Linnaeus, with a Glossary. Expanded by Wm. MacGillivray 16mo, 21 hand-colored plates. The source from which Poe created his “Conchologist’s First Book.” London, 1856.$1.50

361. Brown, Thos. The Elements of Conchology, or Natural History of Shells According to the Linnæan System, with Observations on Modern Arrangements. 108 pp., 9 colored plates, hard to find. London, 1816.$1.25

361a. Brown, Thos. Same. Uncut. $1.50

362. Burrow, Rev. E. I. Elements of Conchology, According to the Linnæan System, illustrated, drawn from Nature by the Author. 12mo, half roan, large paper, 28 plates, engraved by Heath. London, 1815.$1.50

363. Carpenter, Philip P. The Mollusks of Western N. America. Including the Second Report made to the British Association on this Subject, along with other papers, reprinted with a General Index. Printed paper covers, 325 pp.—121 pp. index, uncut. Smiths. Misc. Coll., No. 252. Rare and valuable. Wash. Dec., 1872.$4.00

364. Clark, W. History of the British Marine Testaceous Mollusca, in their Natural Order Based on Organization. With References and Notes for every British Species. Uncut. London, 1855.$1.50

365. Conrad, T. A. Monograph of the Family Unionidæ, or Naiads of Lamarck, of North America. Illustrated with figures drawn on stone from Nature. Parts 1 to 9, inclusive. Paper covers, colored plates, very rare. Philadelphia, 1835-7.$5

366. Crouch, E. A. Illustrated introduction to Lamarck’s Conchology. A direct translation of Lamarck’s work, featuring 22 colored lithographs. 4to, original pictorial boards, untrimmed, large paper. London, 1826.$1.75

367. Da Costa, E. M. British Conchology, Featuring Descriptions and Other Details about the Natural History of Shells from Great Britain and Ireland. 4to, half bound, 17 beautiful hand-colored plates, 247 pages, printed in parallel columns of English and French. London, 1778.$2.00

368. Da Costa, E. M. Elements of Conchology, an Introduction to the Knowledge of Shells. Half leather, cracked, no illustrations. London, 1776.$1

369. Dall, W. H. Preliminary Catalogue of the Shell-Bearing Marine Mollusks and Brachiopods of the southeastern coast of U. S., with illustrations of the Species. Bull. U. S. Nat. Mus., No. 37. Paper, 74 plates. Wash., 1889.$2.50

370. Desallius, A. J. The Natural History Clarified in one of its main parts, Conchyliology, which deals with Sea, River, and Land Shells, Enhanced with Zoomorphism. 4to, 29 plates drawn from Nature, calf, cracked. Paris, 1757.$3

371. Deshayes, G. P. Basic Treatise on Conchology with its Application to Geognosy. 67 plates, 1 colored, the first 24 signatures of text and part of the explanation of plates, folded sheets, incomplete. Paris, 1839-53. As is.$1.50

372. Dillwyn, L. W. A Descriptive Catalogue of Recent Shells, organized according to the Linnaean method, with a focus on synonyms. 2 volumes. Calf, rehinged, first edition, interleaved. Bookplate of J. G. Swainson, with “To Lady Rowe” written by him in each volume. Lady Rowe has also noted on the flyleaf “the Gift of Mr. Swainson, Collector of Customs of Jamaica.” London, 1817.$3.50

373. Dillwyn, L. W. Index to the Historic Conchyliorum of Lister, with Names of Species for Each Figure and Some Remarks. Folio, paper covers, uncut, 48 pp. Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1823.$2.50

374. Forbes, Prof. Edward, and Hanley, Sylvanus. History of British Mollusca and their Shells, featuring a stunning collection of over 200 full-page plates, showcasing thousands of illustrations by Sowerby. This is a large paper edition with extra fine impressions, and only a limited number of copies were produced this way. Royal 8vo, 4 volumes, in like-new condition. Published at £9, 15s. (Gr. p. 43, inx.) London, 1853.$10.50

375. Gassies, J. B. The Land and Freshwater Mollusks of the Gironde, Reasoned Catalog. Stitched, 74 pp. Bordeaux, 1859.$1.00

376. Gassies, J. B., and Fischer, P. Monograph of the Genus Testacelle. Stitched, 56 pages, 2 plates. Paris, 1856.$1

377. Gould, A. A. Expedition Shells, Described for the Work of the Exploring Expedition, Led by Charles Wilkes, U. S. N., during the years 1838-42. [From “Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. H.”] 32 pages, author’s edition, uncut, complete. Boston, 1846.$1.25

378. Gould, A. A. Report on the Invertebrates of Massachusetts, covering the Mollusks, Crustaceans, Annelids, and Radiates. Published according to a directive from the Legislature, etc. Hardcover, first edition, illustrated, 213 figures. Cambridge, 1841.$3.00

379. Gray, Dr. Manual of the Land and Fresh Water Shells of the British Islands, with Figures of the Kinds. By Wm. Turton, M. D. A new edition, completely updated and significantly expanded by John E. Gray. 12mo, uncut, 12 beautiful colored plates. London, 1857.$1.75

380. Hartman, W. D., and Michener, E. Conchologia Cestrica. The Mollusks and Their Shells of Chester County, PA. 12mo, illus. Phila., 1874.$1.25

381. Herrmannsen, A. N. Indicis Generum Malacozoorum Primordia. Fasc. I, Vol. I, etc. Cassellis, 1846. Vol. II, Cassellis, 1847-49. 2 vols. Half roan, complete in itself.$2.50

382. Ingersoll, Ernest. The Oyster Industry. Released by the 10th Census of the U.S. Fishery Industries. 4to, paperback, 250 pages, fully illustrated, corner torn from the title page. Washington, 1881.$1.25

383. Jay, John C. Catalogue of Recent Shells, with Descriptions of New or Rare Species in the Collection. Second ed., privately printed, 4 colored plates, Dr. I. R. Chilton’s book label, 79 pp. N. Y., 1836.$4.00

384. Jay, John C. A Catalogue of the Shells, Organized According to the Lamarckian System, along with descriptions of New or Rare Species. 4to, 125 pp., 10 colored plates, author’s handwritten copy, given to Dr. Swift. Third ed. New York, 1839.$4.00

385. Another copy. 4to, Plates, not colored, paper covers, uncut.$2.25

386. Lea, Isaac. A complete set of the first edition and issue of his well-known monographs on American Unios, from 4 volumes of the Transactions of the American Philosophical Society. Illustrated with many hand-colored plates of fine artistic quality. All in original board cover of the volume of the Transactions. 4to, not bound, a rare set. Phila., 1834-39.$9.00

386A. Lowe, E. J. The Conchology of Nottingham. Popular History of Recent Land and Fresh Water Mollusks Found in the Area. 12mo, paper covers, 48 pp. (All published, complete on Fresh Water Shells.) Author's signed presentation copy, illustrated. London, n.d.$1.25

386B. MacGillivray, Wm. The Conchologist’s Text Book, Including Arrangements of Lamarck and Linnaeus, Glossary of Technical Terms, and a Brief Overview of the Mollusca. Ninth ed., 12mo, 232 pp., 21 colored plates. London and Edinburgh (1840?).$1.75

386C. MacGillivray, Wm. History of the Molluscous Animals of the Counties of Aberdeen, Kincardine and Banff, with Account of the Cirripedal Animals of Same District. 12mo, uncut, 370 pp. London, 1843.$1.75

387. Mawe, John. The Linnæan System of Conchology, Describing the Orders Genera and Species of Shells arranged into Divisions and Families. New half roan, 207 pp., 36 plates, frontis. beautifully colored, rare. London, 1823.$2.50

387A. Montagu, George. Testacea Britannica, or, British Shells. 4to, leather, 606+183 pp. In 2 parts and Supplement, each with an engraved title, in 1 volume. 30 colored plates, name on title page, excellent copy. London, 1803-08.$6.00

388. Nautilus, The. Edited by Averell, Pilsbry and Johnson. Vols. 3 to 9, inclus., complete in original parts. 7 vols. Phila., 1890-95.$5

389. Poe, Edgar Allan. The Conchologist’s First Book, A System of. Testaceous Malacology. Second ed., 12mo, boards, loose, 166 pp. Phila., 1840.$1.75

390. Prime, Temple. Monograph of American Corbiculadæ. (Recent and Fossil.) Uncut, fully illustrated, rare. Wash., 1865.$1.50

390A. Rainey, George. On How Shells of Animals, Bone, and Various Other Structures Form through Molecular Coalescence, etc. 152 pp., uncut, illus. London, 1858.$1.25

391. Rafinesque, C. S. A Detailed Study of the Freshwater Bivalve Shells of the Ohio River, featuring Twelve Genera and Sixty-eight Species. Translated from the French by C. S. Rafinesque. Frontispiece engraved by Lawson. 12mo, original linen boards, uncut, paper label, highly sought after. Phila., 1832.$9.00

392. Rafinesque, C. S. Complete Writings of. On Recent and Fossil Conchology. Edited by W. G. Binney and G. W. Tryon, Jr. 103 pp., paperback, 3 plates. N. Y., etc., 1864.$1.75

392A. Basics of Shell Collecting with Illustrated Plates and References to the Shell Collection in the British Museum. Updated Edition. 12mo, 112 pp., colored plates. London, 1837.$1.25

392B. Schroter, Johann S. The History of River Shells with Particular Consideration of Those Living in the Waters of Thuringia. 4to, boards, 434 pp., 11 beautiful colored plates, full on Unionidae. Halle, 1779.$6.00

393. Stimpson, Wm. Studies on the Hydrobiinæ and Related Species. 56 pages, printed paper covers, uncut, illustrated. Washington, 1865.$1.25

394. Tryon, Geo. W. Monograph of the Order Pholadacea, Etc., (including History of Conchology in U.S.) and 3 other Papers. Contributions to Conchology, Vol. 2; Author’s edition, printed paper covers, 1 plate and figures, 127 pages, rare. Philadelphia, December 31, 1862.$2.25

395. Tryon, Geo. W. Monograph of the Terrestrial Mollusca Inhabiting the U.S. with Illustrations of all the Species. A great copy of the Double Color-plate Edition, of which only 25 copies were produced and sold quickly. This copy is beautifully rebound in dark red three-quarter levant, with gilt tops, uncut edges, and the original covers of the sections bound in. Philadelphia, Published by the Author, 1865-66.$23.00

396. Turton, Wm., M.D. A Conchological Dictionary of the British Islands. Assisted by his Daughter. Illustrated with 28 beautifully hand-colored plates, 12mo, boards, uncut, paper label, name removed from the top of the title, but a great copy of the rare first edition. An esteemed work that has been frequently reprinted. London, 1819.$2.75

397. Warren, John. The Conchologist. small 4to, half roan, cracked, 17 plates by Pendleton, first ed., 204 pp., very rare. Boston, 1834.$3.25

398. Woodward, S. P. A Manual of the Mollusca. Second ed. 12mo, paper label, 542 pp. plus Appendix of 86 pp. of Recent and Fossil Conchological Discoveries to the Present Time. By Ralph Tate. 23 plates, illus. in text. London, 1871.$2.25

399. Woodward, S. P. same. fourth edition. 1880.$2.75

400. Wyatt, Thos. A Manual of Conchology, According to the System Laid Down by Lamarck. With the latest improvements by De Blainville. 191 pp., 36 colored plates, loose, original embossed cloth, plates engraved by Ackerman, first edition, very rare. New York, 1838.$2.75

401. Agassiz, L. Anatomy of Astrangia Danæ, 1849. 6 lithographs from drawings by A. Sonrel. Explanations by Fewkes. Folio, printed covers, 20 pp. Wash., 1889.$1.25

402. Agassiz, Louis and Alex., Etc. Echinoderms of the Gulf Stream, with L. Agassiz’s General Report of the G. S. Fauna. Nos. 9, 10, 11, 12, 13. Bull. Mus. Comp. Zool., pp. 253 to 386. Author’s ed. complete, pr. covers. Cambridge, 1869.$2.00

403. Baker, Henry. Natural History of the Polype, in a letter to Martin Folkes, President of the Royal Society. Calf, cracked, 218 pages, with a plate and illustrations in the text; the first line of the title is cut off, very rare. London, 1743.$2

404. Bate and Westwood. A History of the British Sessile-Eyed Crustacea. Illustrated, 2 volumes, half leather, cracked. London, 1863-68.$2.75

406. Bollman, C. H. The Myriapoda of N. America. Bull. No. 46. U. S. Nat. Mus. Ed. by L. M. Underwood. 210 pp. Wash., 1893.$1.50

407. Brooks and Herrick. The Embryology and Metamorphosis of the Macroura. Vol. 5, Nat. Acad. of Sciences. 4to, printed paper covers, 576 pages, 57 colored plates. Author’s signed presentation copy.$2.50

408. Cuvier, Baron. The Classes Annelida, Crustacea and Arachnida. With Additional Content for Each Order, by Griffith and Pidgeon. 61 high-quality copper plates, 4to, large paper, newly bound, uncut. London, 1833.$3.50

409. Dana, J. A. Corals and Coral Islands. Fully illustrated, colored frontispiece, gilt decorated cloth, uncut, first edition. New York, 1872.$2.25

410. De Dees, Dr. E. D. Myriopoda of the Kingdom of Hungary. E. Commission. Royal Society of Hungarian Natural Sciences. 4to, printed covers, 3 plates, 126 pp. Budapest, 1889.$1.75

411. De Saussure. H. Memoirs for the Natural History of Mexico, the Antilles, and the United States. First Volume, Crustaceans. 4to, paper, 80 pages, 6 plates. Complete regarding the Crustacea. Paris, 1858.$1.75

412. Dujardin, Felix. Natural History of Zoophytes. Infusoria, including the Physiology and Classification of these Animals, as well as How to Study Them with the Help of a Microscope, Work Accompanied by Plates. 684 pp. (no plate volume with this). Paris, 1841.$2.50

413. Ellis, J., and Donati, V. (1.) Essay on the Natural History of Corallines and Other Marine Products. By Jean Ellis. The Hague, 1756. (2.) Essay on the History of the Adriatic Sea by Vitaliano Donati, with a letter from Dr. L. Sessler on a New Species of Terrestrial Plant. The Hague, 1758. 2 volumes in 1. Many plates, 4to, calf.$3.00

414. Faxon, Walter. Revision of the Astacidæ. Part 1. The Genera Cambarus and Astacus. Mem. Mus. Compar. Zool. Harvard College. Vol. X. No. 4. 4to, paper covers, uncut, 10 plates. Cambridge, 1885.$2.75

415. Girard, C. Embryonic Development of Planocera Elliptica. Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci., Phila., 2nd series, vol. 2. 4to, stitched, 3 plates. 85c.

415A. Gosse, P. H. History of British Sea Anemones and Corals, Etc. 362 pp., colored plates and illustrations. London, 1860.$2.25

416. Gould, Aug. G. Report on the Invertebrates of Massachusetts, including Mollusks, Crustaceans, Annelids, and Radiates. Published according to a directive from the Legislature, etc. Hardcover, first edition, illustrated with 213 figures. Cambridge, 1841.$3.00

417. Haeckel, Dr. Ernst. Natural Creation Story Common Sense. Scientific Talks on Evolution Theory in General and those of Darwin, Goethe, and Lamarck Specifically. Fourth Revised Edition. With 16 Plates, 19 Woodcuts, 18 Family Trees, and 19 Systematic Tables. Full leather, tinted and plain plates. Berlin, 1873.$2.25

418. Hitchcock, Romyn. Overview of Fresh-Water Rhizopods. Brief Description of Genera and Species Based on Leidy’s Fresh-Water Rhizopods of North America. 58 pages, 2 plates. New York, 1881.$1.50

419. Humbert, A., and Pictet, F. J. Monograph on the Turtles of the Swiss Molasse. Large 4to, original boards, 71 pp., 22 beautiful plates. Geneva, 1856.$2.00

420. Johnston, G. History of British Sponges and Lithophytes. 264 pp., colored plates and cuts. Valuable. Edinburgh, 1842.$5.00

420A. Jones, T. Rymer. The Aquarian Naturalist. A Guide for the Beach. Post 8vo, 524 pages, original cloth, uncut, unopened, an excellent copy of the first edition of this intriguing and valuable book. Illustrated with 8 beautifully colored plates, showcasing several hundred species, mainly of the Lower Invertebrates. A concluding chapter on Fish. London, Van Voorst, 1858.$3.50

421. Lamarck, J. B. P. A. Histoire Naturelle des Animaux sans Vertébres. Presents the General and Specific Characteristics of these Animals, Their Distribution, Their Classes, Their Families, Their Genera, and the Listing of the Main Species Related to Them. Vol. 1, Infusoria; vol. 2, Polyps; vol. 3, Radiates, Worms, Intro. to Insects; vol. 4, Insects; vol. 5, Arachnids, Crustaceans, Segmented Worms, Barnacles; vol. 6, History of Mollusks. Dates run from 1835-1840. Paper covers, uncut. The second edition, being De Shayes, and Milne Edwards issue of Lamarck's Nat. Hist. of Invertebrates. In original printed covers, uncut, as issued. The first 7 volumes are complete in themselves. Paris, 1835-40$4.50

422. Lamouroux, J. (D. E. S.) Methodical Overview of the Types of Polyp Order, with Their Description and That of the Main Species, Illustrated in 84 Plates, the first 63 belonging to the Natural History of the Zoophytes by Ellis and Solander. 4to, half bound in morocco, 115 pp., 84 plates. John Le Contes' handwritten copy. Paris, 1821.$4.50

423. Leidy, Jos. A Fauna and Flora Within Living Animals. Smiths. Contr., vol. 5. 4to, 10 plates, paper cover separate. In this monograph, Leidy's early reputation was largely established. Rare. Wash., 1851.$1.25

424. Leidy, Jos. Fresh Water Rhizopods. Monograph. 4to, Vol. 12. U.S. Geological Survey, 300 or more pages of text and 48 colored plates. This is one of the most recognized works of a great man.$2.50

425. Nicholson, H. A. Paleozoic Corals, the Structure and Relationships of the Genus Monticulipora and Its Subgenera. With species descriptions. Royal 8vo, like new, 6 plates. Edinburgh, 1881.$1.25

426. Nutting, Chas. C. American Hydroids. Part 1, the Plumularidæ, with 34 plates. Washington, 1900. Part 2, Sertularidæ, 44 plates. Washington, 1904. Folio, original printed covers, uncut, new, 2 vols. Washington, 1900, 1904.$1.75

427. Owen, Richard. Lectures on the Comparative Anatomy and Physiology of the Invertebrate Animals. Second ed. Good condition in three-quarter morocco, gilt tops, photo of the author, illustrated with woodcuts, like new. Not a reprint, but updated and revised by Owen. London, 1855.$3.75

428. Owen, Richard. Same. First Ed. Illus. London, 1843.$2.00

429. Packard, A. S. Phyllopod Crustacea of N. America, Monograph on, with remarks on the Order Phyllocardia. As printed in 12th Ann. Report U. S. Geol. and Geographical Survey of the Territories. Part 1 for 1878. Pp. 295 to 592, plates 1-38, inclus. The complete vol., 786 pp., containing also articles on Osteology and Fossils. Wash., 1883.$3.00

430. Potts, Edward. Fresh Water Sponges. A Monograph. Illus., paper, uncut. Phila., 1887.$2.00

430A. Pritchard, Andrew. A History of Infusorial Animalcules, Living and Fossil. With Several Hundred Magnified Representations. New ed., enlarged. 704 pp., uncut, 24 finely colored plates. Autogr. inscription: “To Richard Owen, Esq., F. R. S., with the Author’s profound consideration.” Scarce. London, 1852.$8.00

431. Steenstrup, J. J. S. On the Alternation of Generations, or the Propagation and Development of Animals through Alternate Generations. A unique way of nurturing the young in the lower animal classes. 146 pp., 3 plates. London, 1845.$1.75

432. Stimpson, Dr. Wm. Studies on Hydrobiinæ and Related Species, Mainly Based on Materials from the Smithsonian Institution. 59 pages, paperback. Smithsonian Miscellaneous Collections, Washington, 1865.$1.25

433. Stokes, Dr. Alfred C. History of the Fresh Water Infusoria of the U.S. Originally published in the Journal of the Trenton Natural History Society, vol. 1, No. 3, with an index and title page for the entire volume. In original paper covers, 250 pages, 13 plates with about 250 figures, uncut, unopened, like new. This monograph continues to be the best published authority on the subject. Trenton, N.J., Jan., 1888. Postpaid,$1

434. Webster, H. E. The Annelida Chætopoda of the Virginian Coast. Vol. 9 of Trans. Albany Institute, 1878. Advance issue. Author’s autographed copy, 11 fine plates.$1.50

435. Abbott, Chas. C. A Naturalist’s Rambles About Home. 485 pp., 12mo, rare first edition. List of N. Jersey Birds and Mammals. N. Y., 1884.$1.75

436. Arnold and Samuels, E. A. The Living World. Descriptions of the Different Races of Humans and all Species of Animals, Birds, Fish, Insects, etc., with Many Anecdotes. 2 vols., 4to, half roan. Numerous colored lithographs of American Birds, etc. Boston, 1870.$1.50

436A. Binkerd, A. D. The Mammoth Cave and its Denizens. A Complete Descriptive Guide. Printed covers, 95 pp. Cincinnati, 1869.$1.50

437. Boitard, M. The Garden of Plants Description and Habits of the Mammals in the Zoo and the Natural History Museum (With historical introduction, etc., by Janin.) Royal 8vo, half calf, portrait of Buffon and Cuvier, garden plan, colored plates of birds and quadrupeds. Paris, 1842.$2.00

438. Brown, Peter. New Illustrated Zoology, Containing Fifty illuminated plates of Curious Birds never before described, and some Quadrupeds, Reptiles, and Insects, with Short Systematic Descriptions. 4to, half calf, 136 pp., 50 colored copper plates text in French and English. The plates primarily feature Birds (including some American) and are hand-colored. The descriptions are mostly by Pennant. Rare first edition. London, 1776.$6.75

439. Challenger Voyage. Report of the Scientific Results of the Voyage of H. M. S. Challenger during 1873-6. Prepared under the Supervision of Sir C. W. Thompson. Zoology, vol. 1. Large 4to, uncut, unopened, 32 plates of Fishes; includes Davidson’s Report on the Brachiopoda, Kolliker’s Pennatulida, Brady’s Ostracoda, Turner’s Bones of Cetecea, Parker’s Development of the Green Turtle, Gunther’s Shore Fishes. London, 1880.$4

440. Cope, E. D. Overview of the Extinct Amphibians, Reptiles, and Birds of North America. Large 4to, complete with 12 plates, rare and valuable, original paper covers, 252 pp. Trans. Amer. Philos. Soc., vol. 14, part 1. Phila., 1870.$3.50

441. Cornish, C, J. Wild Animals in Captivity, or Orpheus at the Zoo and other Papers. With illustrations from photographs by Gambier Bolton and from Japanese drawings. Uncut. New York, 1894.$1.50

442. Cuvier, Baron, and Griffith, Edw. The Animal Kingdom, Organized by Its Structure, with Additional Descriptions of All Previously Named Species and Many Not Before Documented, by Edward Griffith and Others. 16 volumes, half morocco, marbled paper covers, marbled edges, hand-colored plates in the first volume, the rest plain. Published at $145.00. London, 1827.$35

443. De Kay, J. E. Zoology of New York State. Part 1, Mammals—Text and uncolored plates in 1 volume, 1842. Original cloth. Part 2, Birds—Text and plates, newly bound in separate volumes, half morocco, 1844. The colored plates are interleaved and the names typed out to avoid the tedious reference to the index key as in the original binding. Parts 3 and 4, Reptiles, Amphibia and Fishes—1 volume of text, 1 volume of uncolored plates, 1842, original cloth. Parts 5 and 6, Mollusca and Crustacea—Text and colored plates in 1 volume, 1843, original cloth. Six quarto volumes. The set, reduced to$18.00

444. De Kay, J. E. Zoology of New York State. Part 1, Mammals—Text and plates in 1 vol., 4to, original cloth. 1842.$2.75

445. De Kay, J. E. Zoology of New York State. Parts 3 and 4. Reptiles and Fishes. 1 vol., text, 1 vol. plates, 4to, 1842.$4

446. De Kay, J. E. Zoology of New York State. Parts 5 and 6, Mollusks and Crustaceans. Separate, 53 plates, 411 colored figures.$3.75

447. Donovan, E. British Zoology. An amazing collection of this sought-after series in deluxe binding. 39 tall octavo volumes featuring 1200 hand-colored copper plates, bound in 21. Beautifully bound in half green Turkey morocco, with double crimson labels, gilt edges, and gilt-tooled spines, decorated with small illustrations of birds, animals, and shells. CONTENTS, Mammals, 3 volumes in 2, London, 1820, etc. Birds, 10 volumes in 5, London, 1797, etc. Fishes, 5 volumes in 3, London, 1802, etc. Insects, 16 volumes in 8, London, 1793, etc. Shells, 25 volumes in 3, London, 1804, etc. This historic series, which represents a lifetime of work, was published in parts over 27 years, with a total subscription cost of $350.00.$105.00

448. D’Orbigny, M. A. Analytical Notice on Zoological and Paleontological Works. In 4 parts. 4to, 48 pp., paper. Paris, 1844.$1.25

449. Doughty’s Cabinet of Natural History and American Rural Sports, with illustrations. Volumes 1 and 2 combined, 4to, leather. Steel portraits of Wm. Bartram and C. W. Peale and 48 lithographs (hand-colored) of Birds and Mammals. A rare publication focused on American topics. It was stopped after only a few issues of volume 3 were released, and not one set in 20 includes these. Some aging. Phila., J. & G. Doughty, 1830-32.$9.00

451. Elliot, D. G. Life and Habits of Wild Animals. Illustrated by Joseph Wolf. 4to, full-page wood engraving by Whymper. Boston, 1877.$1.25

452. Erhard, Dr. Fauna of the Cyclades. Part One: The Vertebrates of the Cyclades. Along with an Appendix on Their Plant Life, Including a Map. 116 pp., colored map. Leipzig, 1858.$1.50

453. Fleming, John. The Philosophy of Zoology, or General View of Structure, Functions and Classifications of Animals. 2 vols., boards, uncut, illus., library stamp of Albany Institute, rare. Edinburgh, 1822.$3.00

454. Gardens and Menagerie of the Zoological Society Described. Vol. 1, Mammals; vol. 2, Birds. 2 volumes, complete, uncut, illustrated, excellent condition. Chiswick Press, 1830-31.$2.75

455. Gosse, P. H. An Introduction to Zoology. 2 Vols. 12mo, well illustrated with fine woodcuts. London (1844).$2

455A. Howitt, Samuel. A New Work of Animals. Mainly based on the Fables of Aesop, Gay, and Phaedrus, featuring 56 plates drawn and etched from life. 4to, boards, premium quality impressions of plates. London, 1811.$6.00

456. Illigeri, Caroli. Prodromus Systematis Mammalium et Avium additis Terminis Zoographicis Utriusque Classis. 301 pp., uncut, original boards, rare. Essential for the Systematic Zoologist. Berlin, 1811.$4.00

457. Jenyns, L. Manual of British Vertebrate Animals, or Descriptions of all the Animals belonging to the Classes, Mammalia, Aves, Reptilia, Amphibia, and Pisces. Half mor., 559 pp. Cambridge, 1835.$1.50

458. Lacepede’s Histoire Naturelle des Quadrupeds—Ovipares. Continuing and Supplementing the Works of Buffon. Full old calf, many plates, excellent engravings of reptiles, fish, amphibians (including whales). Fine portrait of Lacepede. 5 vols., Paris, 1819.$3.00

459. Lacepede, M. le Comte. Natural History of Oviparous Quadrupeds and Snakes. Volume One. 651 pp., 41 plates, 4to, calf. Covers Turtles, Lizards, Salamanders, Toads, and Frogs. Paris, 1788.$1.75

460. Landseer, Thomas. Characteristic Sketches of Animals, Mainly from the Zoological Gardens, Regent’s Park. Drawn from life and engraved by Landseer. With descriptive and illustrative notes by Jno. H. Barrow. Folio, calf, large fine plates on India paper, plus numerous tail-pieces. Fine copy, binding slightly cracked. London, 1832.$5

461. Leach, Wm. Elford, M. D. The Zoological Miscellany, Featuring Descriptions of New or Interesting Animals. Illustrated with Colored Figures, Drawn from Nature by R. P. Nodder. 3 volumes, 149 colored plates, all published in calf. Library stamp on each title and plate. Many new species of birds, mammals, insects, shells, etc., are described or illustrated for the first time here. London, 1814-17.$6.00

462. Lichtenstein, Dr. H. On the amphibians and fish described in the works of Marcgrave and Piso, and about the genus Dendrocolaptes. (Transactions of the Academy of Sciences). 4to, 52 pp., scarce. Berlin, 1822.$1.75

463. Martyn, Wm. Frederick. A New Dictionary of Natural History or Completed Universal Display of Animated Nature. Featuring accurate illustrations of the most curious and beautiful animals, elegantly colored. In addition to the 100 hand-colored folio plates included with this work, it has extra illustrations from Peter Browne’s 4to colored plates of Birds, Mammals, etc., published in 1775; as well as several of the unique folio plates from Johnston’s Natural History, published in 1757. This work focuses exclusively on the Zoology of Living Forms. 2 vols. Folio, bound in one, calf. London, 1785.$6.00

464. Maximilian du Wied. Brazil, Additions, Corrections, and Addenda to the Description of My Journey in Eastern Brazil by Max Prince zu Wied. 144 pp., paper, scarce. Frankfurt am Main, 1850.$2.50

465. Maynard, C. J. Naturalist’s Guide for Collecting and Preserving Natural History Objects, with a Complete Catalogue of Eastern Massachusetts Birds. Illustrated by Weeks. Frontispiece: Baird’s Sparrow. List: Massachusetts Birds, first edition, 12mo. Boston, 1871.$1.75

465A. Maynard, C. J. Same. Colored plates of Brewster’s Warbler and Sandwich Sparrow, rare. 1883.$2.00

466. McMurtrie’s Cuvier. Cuvier, Baron. The Animal Kingdom. Organized according to its structure. Translated from the French and shortened for educational use by H. McMurtrie, M. D. Old calf, 532 pages, a bit foxed, good copy. N. Y., 1833.$3.00

467. Mexican Boundary Survey. 3 vols. 4to, excellent on Zoology and Botany.$6.00

468. Natural History of Quadrupeds, Birds, Fishes, and Insects. A new system of it, in 3 volumes, featuring 104 copper plates showcasing over 600 animal species. Printed for Peter Hill. Edinburgh, 1791.$2.75

469. Ohio Zoology. Vol. 5. Zoology and Botany. The Rarest volume of the Survey, and the most valuable as well. Columbus, 1882.$3.50

470. Oken’s Natural History for Everyone. By Prof. Oken. 14 volumes, including Index. Portrait of Oken. Uniform half calf, 12mo. The Atlas of plates to go along with the work was released later and is not part of this set. Oken, the famous editor of Isis, was both the Kant and Cuvier of Switzerland. Stuttgart, 1833-42.$5.75

471. Owen, Richard. Anatomy of Vertebrates. 2 Vols. Nice three-quarter leather binding, gilt tops, illustrated, engraved frontispiece portrait of the author; also 2 photographs (duplicates). An engraved portrait and a facsimile autograph pasted on the title page. Neat handwritten notes by Dr. C. C. Cresson, from Philadelphia. A classic work. London, 1866.$5.00

472. Owen, Richard. Nature of Limbs. A Talk Given at a Meeting of the Royal Institute of Great Britain. Portrait, illustrations, large folded plates, three-quarter morocco, gilt. Author's signed presentation copy to Rev. John Barlow. Rare. London, 1849.$3.50

473. Pacific Railroad Survey Reports. 13 Vols. Includes about 7000 pages, text, and hundreds of full-page illustrations and colored plates of the natural history of the U.S. west of the Mississippi Valley. 4to, cloth or half morocco. Wash., 1855-’60.$9.50

474. Pallas, P. S. (Med. Doc.). Spicilegia Zoologica: New and Mostly Obscure Animal Species. In 10 parts, with many illustrations, in 1 volume, complete, 4to, boards, original binding, nice copy. Berlin, 1767.$5

475. Pennant, Thos. Introduction to the Arctic Zoology. The 2nd ed., and by far the best, the first having been published in 1788. 3 vols., 4to, old calf, illustrated with numerous and fine copper plates and maps. Pennant states: “This Work was designed as a Sketch of the Zoology of North America.” London, 1792.$7.00

476. Rhoads, S. N. Reprint of George Ord’s North American Zoology. 162 pages, portrait of Ord. Only 3 copies of the original work are known, in new condition. Some new species are described here. Haddonfield, N. J., 1894.75 cents.

477. Sclater, P. L. List of Vertebrate Animals Currently or Recently Living in the Garden of the Zoological Society of London. 8th ed., 682 pages, 61 plates and illustrations, includes a list of all species received over 22 years. London, 1883.$1.25

477A. Simmonds, Peter L. The Curiosities of Food. Treats and Delicacies from Various Nations Derived from the Animal Kingdom. 12mo, uncut, 372 pp. London, 1859.$2.50

478. Stewart, C. Elements of the History of the Animal Kingdom, all the Genera and the most Remarkable Species, particularly those Native to Britain. 2 vols., half calf, 12 folded copper plates. Edinburgh, 1817.$1.75

479. Swainson, Wm. Taxidermy, With the Biography of Zoologists and Notices of Their Works. 12mo, half roan, 392 pp., illus., portrait, valuable Bibliography. London, 1840.$1.75

480. Van Beneden, P. J. Animal Parasites and Messmates. Illus., 12mo, 274 pp. New York, 1876.$1.00

481. Wheeler, Geo. M. Report on Exploration West of 100th Meridian. Vol. 5, Zoology, 4to, 1000 pages, 45 plates, 3 woodcuts. Mammals, Coues and Yarrow. Birds, Henshaw, 16 beautifully colored bird plates after Ridgway. Batrachians and Reptiles. Yarrow, 10 plates, 3 colored. Fishes, 7 plates. Insects, 6 plates. Mollusca, Yarrow, Leeches, Verrill. Wash., 1875.$3.75

482. Wood, Rev. J. G. Homes Without Hands. Description of Habitations of Animals, etc. First ed., uncut, 632 pp., illus., as new. London, 1866.$1.75

482A. Youatt, W. The Obligation and Extent of Humanity to Animals, Mainly Focused on Domesticated Pets. 218 pp. London, 1839.$1.50

483. Zoological Notes and Stories. Dedicated to David Wm. Mitchell, Sec’y Royal Zool. Soc. of London. 362 pages, London, 1852.$1.50

483A. Zoology of Mass. Flint, C. L. Ninth Annual Report of the Secretary of the Massachusetts Board of Agriculture, etc. Featuring E. A. Samuels’ paper on the Mammals of Mass. Pages 137 to 194, illustrated. Utility of Birds by Wilson Flagg, 28 pages, and other valuable papers. 2 volumes in 1, pages 266+303. Author’s signed presentation copy, rare volume. Boston, 1862.$3

N. B.—See also FISH AND FISHING, NATURAL HISTORY IN GENERAL, NATURAL HISTORY JOURNALS, NATURAL HISTORY TRAVELS, SPORTING AND HUNTING, on the following pages of this CATALOG.

484. Acadian Geology. The extensive fourth edition of Principal Dawson’s notable book. Untrimmed, new, 837 pages, map in pocket, plates, and hundreds of text illustrations plus two new Supplements. London, 1891.$1.75

485. Ameghino, Florentino. Contributions to the Knowledge of Fossil Mammals from the Tertiary Period of Paraná. 228 pages, complete as published in Bol. Acad. Nacio, Cienc. Cordoba. V, IX, parts 1 and 2. B. A., 1886.$2.50

486. Artis, Edmund Tyrell. Antediluvian Botany, Illustrated by a Collection of Fossil Plant Remains Unique to the Coal Formations of Great Britain. Commentary on the Systems of Sternberg, Schlotheim, Prof. Martius, Brongniart, and other notable Geologists. Many beautiful plates, 4to, 2 title pages. London, 1838.$2.25

487. Cooper, Wm. Notices of Big Bone Lick (Ky.), covering the different explorations conducted there, the animals the remains came from, the quantity found of each, and a detailed account of the significant collection of bones discovered in September 1830, published in the October and November issues of the Monthly American Journal of Geology. Paper, uncut, folded map, 2 parts. Phila., 1831.$3.50

488. Cope, E. D. Paleontology of Colorado. Bulletin No. 1. U.S. Geological and Geographical Survey of Territory. 28 pages, rare. Washington, 1874.$1.75

489. Cope, E. D. Contents of a Bone Cave in Anguilla (West Indies). Folio, illustrated, Small Contemporary Knickerbocker No. 489. Author’s edition, untrimmed. Washington, 1883.$1.50

490. Cope, E. D. Posthumous Monograph of Vertebrate Remains from the Port Kennedy Bone Cave. Penna. Jour. Acad. N. Sci., Phila. Vol. 2, second series, 1899. 4to, printed covers, pp. 193-286, 4 plates. The most productive “bone cave” east of the Rocky Mountains.$2.50

491. Cope, E. D. Overview of the Extinct Amphibians and Reptiles of N. America. 252 pp., 14 plates (one damaged on the edge). 4to, paper. (Trans. Am. Philos. Soc., vol. 14.) Phila., 1870.$2.00

492. Cope’s Tertiary Vertebrata, Largest Volume of Hayden Territory Monographs. Fully illustrated.$4.00

493. Cope, E. D. Syllabus of Lectures on Geology and Paleontology. Univ. of Pa. Paper covers, 90 pp., fully illustrated, rare. Phila., 1891.$1.25

494. Cuvier, M. Essay on the Theory of the Earth. Translated from French by Robert Kerr, with Mineralogical Notes, etc., by Prof. Jameson. Full leather, full gilt, 265 pages, illustrated, nice copy, very rare. Edinburgh, 1813.$3.00

495. Cuvier, Geo. Researches on Fossil Bones. 5 Vols., except vol. 1. Half leather, from the library, and each vol. has the bookplate of Prof. Richard Owen. Paris, 1834.$2.25

496. Dawson, John Wm. Acadian Geology, Overview of the Geological Structure and Mineral Resources of Nova Scotia and Parts of Nearby Provinces of British America. 12mo, large colored map, illustrations, rare, first edition. Edinburgh, 1855.$1.50

497. Eaton, Amos. Index to Geology of Northern States, Etc., which includes a Geological Grammar. Second ed., published under the Direction of Troy Lyceum. 12mo, calf, 286 pp., plates, rare. Troy, N. Y., 1820.$2

498. Edward, Louis. Lithophylacii Britannici Ichnographia. Or, The Unique Shapes of British Fossil Stones. A Classical Arrangement; Including Several Rare Images Engraved in Copper. Second Edition. Calf, 24 folding plates, 156 pp. Oxford-Printed by Clarendon, 1760.$2.50

499. Featherstonhaugh, G. W. Monthly American Journal of Geology and Natural Science, etc., Jan., 1832. Vol. 1, No. 2, 2 lithographs, paper, uncut, scarce. Phila., 1832.$2

499A. Featherstonhaugh. Same. Oct. and Nov., 1831.$3.50

500. Finch, I. On the Natural Boundaries of Empires, an Essay to Show the Effect of the Geological Structure of the Earth on the Political Boundaries of Nations. 455 pp., very interesting and hard to find. Chapter on the U. S. Printed in Montreal (?), n. d.$2.50

501. Fisher, Geo. P. Life of Benj. Silliman, M. D. Mainly from His Manuscript Reminiscences, Diaries, etc. 2 vols., uncut, 407+408 pp., frontis., A. L. S. in each vol. to J. Redfield, of Phila., whose name is written in each vol. N. York, 1866.$6.00

502. Greennough, G. B. (of Geol. Soc. F. R. S.). Critical Examination of First Principles of Geology. Leatherbound, gold leaf, great condition, 336 pages. London, 1819.$1.25

503. Hall, Jas. Paleontology of New York. Vols. 1 to 4, inclusive, bound in 5. 4to, original binding, in excellent condition. Hundreds of lithographed plates of fossils. These earlier volumes are rare. Albany, 1847.$6.50

504. Hamilton, Sir W. Observations on Mt. Vesuvius, Mt. Etna, and other Volcanos. To which are added Explanatory Notes by the Author. 179 pp., 12mo, calf, 5 plates and map. London, 1774.$1.75

505. Hawkins, Thos. The Book of the Great Sea Dragons, Ichthyosaurs and Plesiosaurs, Gedolim Taninim of Moses. Extinct Monsters of the Ancient Earth. 27 pp., 30 plates, folio, half roan. London, 1840.$5

506. Heilprin, A. Town Geology, the Lesson of the Philadelphia Rocks. 7 plates, 2 maps, rare. Phila., 1885.$1.25

506A. Heilprin’s West Florida. See Travels.

507. Hill, J. Fossils Arranged According to their Obvious Characteristics, with their History and Descriptions, under the Categories of Form, Hardness, Color, etc. Calf, cracked. The author uses a binomial system similar to the Linnæan. London, 1771.$1.50

508. Hitchcock, Edw. Ichnology of New England. A Report on the Sandstone of the Connecticut Valley, especially its Fossil Footmarks, made to the Governor of Mass. 4to, 60 plates. Boston, 1858.$2.00

509. Hitchcock and Deane’s Monographs on Fossil Footprints in the U.S., especially in Connecticut. Illustrated with 31 folding plates of the same. Extracted from the Memoirs of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences. Large 4to, uncut, paper, with title, 2 papers. Boston, 1848-49.$2

510. Humboldt, Alexander Von. Kosmos: A Sketch of a Physical World Description. 4 volumes, 8vo, text and folio atlas, 5 volumes complete. Great condition, half morocco, colored plates. First edition of this classic, very rare. With an autograph letter (A.L.S.) from the author to Baron von Bulow in Berlin, included in volume 1. Stuttgart and Tübingen, 1845-58.$8.50

511. Instituto Geologico de Mexico, Bulletin Nos. 12 to 16, Inclusive. 5 complete issues, folio, illustrated, with fold-out maps. Mexico, 1899-1902. The lot, $2.75

512. Leconte, J. L. Notes on the Geology of the Survey for the Extension of the Union Pacific Railroad from the Smoky Hill River, Kansas, to the Rio Grande. Map, rare, 76 pp. Phila., 1868.$1.25

513. Leidy, Jos. (1.) Ancient Fauna of Nebraska. (2.) Memoir of Extinct Sloth Tribe of N. America. Two Monographs in 1 vol., 4to, maps and numerous fine plates. A perfect copy, boards, 1852-53.$1.75

514. Leidy, Jos. Contributions to the Extinct Vertebrate Fauna of the Western Territories. 4to, 358 pp., 37 full-page lithograph plates, paper, uncut. A great classic. Wash., 1873.$1.50

515. Leidy, Jos. Extinct Mammalian Fauna of Dakota and Nebraska. Includes a Synopsis of the Mammalian Remains of North America. Illustrated with 30 plates, a map, and preceded by F. V. Hayden’s introduction on the Geology of the Tertiary of Dakota and Nebraska. Journal of the Academy of Natural Sciences. 4to, boards, uncut. Published for $12.00. Philadelphia, 1869.$3.75

516. Leidy, Jos. Memoir on the Extinct Species of American Ox. Author's separate. 4to, 20 pp., 5 plates, printed covers. Wash., 1852.85c.

517. Leidy, Jos. Memoir of the Extinct Sloth Tribe of N. America. 4to, paper, 16 plates. Wash., 1855.$1.00

518. Leidy, Jos. Portrait of Dr. Joseph Leidy. Amazing etching on thick parchment paper, created by James S. King. One of 150 numbered and signed artist’s proofs; bust, head turned three-quarters to the right; size of etched surface, 14 × 17 inches. Friends of the prominent scientist have declared this portrait an excellent likeness. Price, delivered, $15.00, now reduced to$9.00

519. Lesley, J. P. Dictionary of the Fossils of Pennsylvania and Neighboring States. 3 vols., illustrated, with 3000 figures. 1889.$2.75

520. Lesquereux, L. (a) The Cretaceous Flora of the Western Territories. Wash., 1874. 4to, 30 plates (Hayden Mono., vol. 6). (b) Contributions to the Tertiary Flora. Wash., 1878. 4to, 65 plates. (c) Tertiary Fossil Plants, from Hayden’s Expl. Exp., 1870. H. S. T., 1872. 22 pp., paper covers, rare. (d) Fossil Plants of the Coal Measures of the U. S., with Descriptions of the New Species in the Cabinet of the Pottsville Sc. Asso., Pottsville, 1858. 24 pp., 2 plates, rare, paper. (e) Report on Fossil Flora. (Sup. to 5th An. Rep. U. S. Geol. Sur. Ter.). Wash., 1872. 22 pp., paper. As a lot.$3.50

520A. Lyell, Charles. Elements of Geology. Colored Profile, many illustrations, 12mo. First American edition. Philadelphia, 1839.$1

520B. Lyell, Charles. A Manual of Elementary Geology. 647 pages, 750 illustrations. New York, 1855.$1.25

520C. Lyell, Charles. Principles of Geology, An Attempt to Explain the Former Changes of the Earth's Surface. Colored maps and aquatint plates, illustrated in text and engraved plates of shells. Second edition, 3 volumes, nicely bound in half calf, gilt backs, red Russia labels. London, 1832-33.$2.50

520D. Lyell, Charles. Same. First American Edition. 2 Volumes, illustrations, color maps and plates. Name on title page, slightly worn. Philadelphia, 1837.$2.00

520E. Lyell, Charles. Same. New York, 1857.75 cents.

521. Marcou, Jules. Geological Map of the U.S. and the British Provinces of North America. Folio, 3 ft. × 2 ft., printed in colors, mounted on linen and folded to octavo size in original printed covers. Fine copy, rare. Boston, 1853.$3

522. Marsh, O. C. Dinocerata. A Detailed Study of an Extinct Group of Giant Mammals. (U. S. Geol. Sur. V. 10.) Folio, half cloth, and printed heavy paper covers, large paper edition, author’s copy, uncut, with autographed inscription. Wash., 1884.$3.00

523. Maclure, Wm. Observations on the Geology of the U.S. 91 pages, 4to, boards, not cut, needs rebacking. Large geographic map of the U.S.; also includes a plate with 5 sections of the U.S., from the Atlantic to the Mississippi River basin. The valuable first and unabridged edition published in Transactions of the American Philosophical Society. Includes title; (vol. 1, P.S.), list of officers, etc. Philadelphia, 1818.$2.75

524. Mease, James, M. D. Geological Account of the U. S., Describing their Animal, Vegetable, and Mineral Products, Antiquities, and Curiosities. 16mo, new half morocco, uncut, 510 pp., illustrated, corner torn from title page and pages 1-4, ink notes in the margin. Phila., 1807.$2.75

525. Mercati, M. Appendix to the Vatican Metallotheca. With Additional Notes. Folio, boards, 54 pp., numerous plates of fossils, also plates of “Apollo,” “Laocoon,” etc. Rome, 1719.$2

526. Miller, S. A. American Paleozoic Fossils, Catalogue of the Genera and Species, with Names of Authors, Dates, Groups of Rocks in which Found, Etymology, etc. Royal 8vo. Cincinnati, 1877.$2.25

527. Minnesota. Winchell, N. H. Geology and Natural History Survey. Fourth Annual Report for 1875. Paper, map. St. Paul, 1876.$1.50

528. Minnesota. Same. Various Years, Quoted.

529. Muir, John. The Mountains of California. First Ed., 381 pp., illus., gilt top, lots on “The Wild Sheep.” N. York, 1894.$1.25

530. New York State Fossils. Message from the Governor, including various Reports on the Geological Survey of the State. Bound, 184 pages, features Paleontology by Conrad, New Genera and Species. Albany, 1841.$1.50

531. Packard, White, and Shufeldt. Hayden’s U.S. Geological and Geographic Survey of Wyoming and Idaho, 1878, part 1. Contains Contributions to Invertebrate Paleontology Nos. 2-8, inclusive, by C. A. White. Monograph of the Phyllopod Crustacea of North America by A. S. Packard. Osteology of various species of birds by R. W. Shufeldt. Each with numerous plates. 786 pp. Wash., 1883.$3

532. Page, David (F. R. S.). Handbook of Geological Terms, Geology, and Physical Geography. 504 pages, uncut, second edition expanded. Edinburgh, 1865.$1.25

533. Parkinson, James. Organic Remains of a Former World. 3 Vols., 4to, half calf, 48 large colored plates, fine copy of the complete set. London, 1820.$4.50

534. Peale, Rembrandt (the Owner). Description of the Skeleton of the Mammoth; a Unique Carnivorous Animal of Huge Size, discovered in America. Paperback, uncut, 46 pages, rare first edition. London, 1802.$2.75

535. Pennsylvania, Transactions of the Geological Society of. Vol. 1, part 1. Uncut, 6 plates, colored and uncolored, 179 pp.+13 pp. of appendix. Complete as issued, very rare. Phila., 1834.$5

535A. Shaler, N. S. Memoirs of the Geological Survey of Kentucky. Vol. 1 includes reports on the ancient caves and cave life of the Ohio Valley, as well as fossil brachiopods from the Ohio Valley by Shaler; The American Bison, both living and extinct, by Allen; and prehistoric remains from Kentucky by Lucien Carr and Shaler. 4to, half morocco, numerous plates, a valuable and rare copy. Cambridge, 1876.$12.75

536. University of Uppsala, Geological Institution, Bulletin of Volumes 1 to 7, inclusive. Complete except for volumes 3 and 5, each missing part 1. Original paper covers, maps and illustrations. Uppsala, 1893-1906. The lot, $4.00

537. Vogdes, A. W. A Classed and Annotated Bibliography of Paleozoic Crustacea, 1698-1892. With a Catalogue of N. Amer. Species. Printed covers, uncut, 412 pp. (Occas. Papers Calif. Acad. Sci., No. IV.) San Francisco, 1893.$2.75

538. Warren, J. C. (M. D.) The Mastodon Giganteus of N. America. 4to, full gilt, gilt figured, 219 pp., 26 plates, engraved and colored title page, very rare. Author’s autograph presentation copy to Dr. W. Lewis. Boston, 1852.$5.00

539. Warren, J. C. (M. D.) Comments on Fossil Impressions in the Sandstone Rocks of the Connecticut River. 54 pages, author's signed presentational copy to W. H. Whitmore. Includes a folding plate, in excellent condition. Boston, 1854.$1.50

540. Weeks, F. B. Bibliography and Index of North American Geology, etc. 4 Bulletins of U.S. Geological Survey (Nos. 188, 189, 191, and 203). Paper covers. Lot,$2

541. Whitfield. R. P. Brachiopoda and Lamellibranchiata of the Raritan Clays and Green Sands and Marls of N. J. 4to, half morocco, 35 plates, map. Wash., 1885.$2.50

542. Whitfield, R. P. Brachiopods and Bivalves of the Raritan Clays and Greensand Marls of New Jersey. Also, the Gastropods and Cephalopods of the Same. By the same Author. This is volumes 1 and 2 of the Paleontology of the Cretaceous and Tertiary, published by the Geological Survey of New Jersey. 2 volumes, 4to, illustrated with 85 beautifully lithographed plates depicting hundreds of species. Essential, but hard to find. Trenton, 1886 and 1892.$6.00

543. Arkansas. Owen, David Dale. First Report of a Geological Reconnaissance of the Northern Counties of Arkansas, conducted during the years 1857 and 1858. Printed paper cover, illustrated, colored plates and woodcuts. Little Rock, 1858.$2.50

544. Arkansas. Owen, D. D. Second Report of a Geolog. Reconn. Middle and South. Counties made during 1859 and 1860. New, half mor., col. plates, also 6 plates of fossil plants, 54 pp., list of Arkansas plants. Phila., 1860.$2.00

545. California. Tyson, Philip T. Geology and Industrial Resources of California. This includes official reports from Generals P. F. Smith and B. Riley; Lieutenants Talbot, Ord, Derby, and Williamson about their explorations in California and Oregon, etc. xxxiv+127+37 pages. Includes many maps, including the large '49er map by Riley and Derby of the Sacramento Valley; also from Warner’s Exploring Party. A fine copy, very rare. Baltimore, 1851.$4.50

546. Connecticut. First Report on the Geological Survey of, by Chas. Upham Shepard, (M. D.). Printed paper covers, uncut, 188 pp., very rare, illus. New Haven, 1837.$3.00

547. Connecticut. Percival. Jas. G. Report on the Geology of the State of. Original cloth, large map, rare. New Haven, 1842.$2.50

548. Canada. Geological Survey of. Annual Reports and Maps of. 1853 to 1903. Years 1853-1856, inclusive, bound in 1 volume; also, 1870-71, in 1 volume; cloth. The other volumes represented are volumes 3, 4, 5, 8, 9 to 15, inclusive; 1887-1903, in cloth and original paper covers, illustrated. 13 volumes in total, with maps, except volumes 5 and 9. Maps for the 1886 volume and volume 7, 1894, are included, but the volumes are missing. Ottawa, 1853 to 1903. Lot,$16.00

549. Canada. Geological Exploration of Canada. Progress Report During the Years, 1853-4-5-6. Maps in text and 4to atlas, half roan. 22 maps, 2 vols. Toronto, 1857.$2.00

550. Canada. Geological Survey of. General Index Volume of the Reports of Progress, 1863 to 1884. Compiled by D. B. Dowling. Large 8vo, very valuable, 475 pp. Ottawa, 1900.$2.25

551. Featherstonaugh, G. W. Geological Report of an Examination made in 1834 of the Elevated Country between the Missouri and Red Rivers. Boards, good copy of this scarce report, containing a folded colored relief or profile map 9 feet long, showing the area between “Squam Inlet,” N. J., and the “Red River of Texas.” Wash., 1835.$1.25

552. Featherston. Report of Geol. Recon. from Washington, D. C., to Green Bay, Wisconsin, and Coteau de Prairie. Paper, 168 pp., 4 plates. Wash., 1836.$1.00

553. Great Britain. Memoirs of the Geological Survey of Great Britain and of the Museum of Economic Geology in London. Vols. 1, 2 part 1 and 2 part 2. 3 vols. Original cloth, untrimmed, numerous figures, plates, charts, colored maps, etc. London, 1846-48.$2.25

554. Illinois. Geological Survey of. A. K. Worthen, Director. Vols. 1 to 8, inclusive, complete set in original cloth, fully illustrated with fine lithographic maps and cuts, and containing standard reference monographs by the most noted geologists and paleontologists of the U.S. 8 vols., 4to, very valuable and now rare. Chicago, 1866, and Boston, 1883.$35

555. Illinois. Same. Vol. 1. Assistants Whitney, Lesquereux, and Engelmann. Engravings and Maps. 4to, hard to find. Springfield, 1866.$2.75

555A. Illinois. Same. Vols. 7 and 8. In 3 Vols. Paleontology. Complete on the subject. 110 plates, royal 8vo. (Springfield,) 1883.$5.00

556. Indiana Geological Survey, Annual Reports. Vols. 1 to 7, including 10, 12, 15, 16 and map; 17 and map; 18 and map, 22, 24, 25, 26 and 27 (in 1 vol.); 28 and map; 29, 19 reports bound in 17 volumes, with 4 extra maps in envelopes as issued. Some early volumes are very rare. 1875-1904.$11.00

557. Indiana. Cox, E. T. Geological Survey. First Annual Report. Plate. Includes lists of birds and mammals of Franklin County; also timber trees. Nice condition. Also includes volume of maps and sections. 2 volumes, rare. Indianapolis, 1869.$2.00

558. Indiana. Cox, E. T. Second Report for 1870. Plates and Maps, Botany of Jeff. Co. Indianapolis, 1871.$1

559. Indiana. Sixth Report for 1874. Contains “Antiquities,” with 9 plates of Stone Tools, etc. Coulter’s Flora of Jefferson County; maps, etc.$1

560. Indiana. Cox, E. T. Seventh Report for 1875. Map, Contains Analysis of Coals, Flora of Wabash Valley, rare. Indianapolis, 1876.$1.50

561. Indiana. Department of Geology and Natural History. 12th and 13th Annual Reports. Plates of Fossils. Large folded map showing Geological Strata of the State. Contains a Flora, plates of Diatoms, etc. 2 vols. Indianapolis, 1883-4.$2.75

562. Indiana. Fisher, Richard S., M.D. Indiana; Geography, Statistics, Institutions, County Topography, etc. With Reference Index to Colton’s Maps of Indiana. 16mo, 126 pp., rare. New York, 1852.$2.75

563. Iowa. Hall, James, and Whitney, J. D. Geological Survey. Results of investigations carried out in 1855, ’56, ’57. Vol. 1, parts 1 and 2. 2 vols. 4to, complete, rare, with 29 beautifully engraved plates of fossils, mostly new; also includes illustrations and maps. Published by the Legislature of Iowa, 1858.$5.75

564. Iowa. Report on the Geological Survey of Iowa to the 13th General Assembly, Jan., 1870, containing results of examinations conducted in 1866, 1867, 1868, and 1869. By Charles A. White, M.D. 2 vols. Author's handwritten presentation copy to Hon. Rush Clark. Royal 8vo, illustrated, maps. Des Moines, 1870.$5.75

565. Iowa, Wisconsin, and Illinois. Owen, David D. Report of a Geological Exploration of part of Iowa, Wisconsin, and Illinois conducted under the guidance of the Secretary of the Treasury of the U.S. in the fall of 1839. 191 pages, paperback, untrimmed, includes many plates and maps. Highly valuable historically and scientifically. Wash., 1844.$2.75

566. Kansas. The University Geological Survey. Vols. 2, 3, and 4, by Erasmus Haworth, etc. Royal 8vo, 3 volumes, fully illustrated. Topeka, 1897-98.$3.75

567. Kentucky. Owen, David D., et al. Geological Survey Conducted During 1854-57. First, second, and third Reports. 3 volumes. Royal 8vo, volume 1 in new cloth; others in original cloth, some of the last leaves in volume 1 stained. Lithographed views. Hard to find. Frankfort, 1856-57.$6.50

568. Massachusetts. Report on the Geology, Mineralogy, Botany and Zoology of Massachusetts. Prepared by order of the State Government. Part 1, Economic Geology; Part 2, Topographical Geology; Part 3, Scientific Geology; Part 4, Catalogues of Animals and Plants. Includes a Descriptive List of Rocks and Minerals, by Edward Hitchcock. Illustrated with numerous woodcuts. Amherst, 1833.$2.75

569. Michigan. First Biennial Report Geol. Sur. Observations on Geology, Zoology, and Botany of the Lower Peninsula. Zoology and Botany, by Niles & Winchell. Rare. Lansing, 1861.$1.50

570. Minnesota. Winchell, N. H., and Upham, W. The Geology of Minnesota. Volumes 1 and 2 of the Final Report. 4to, 85 plates, color micrographic illustrations and geological maps. 2 volumes. Minneapolis, 1884-1888.$4.00

571. Mississippi. Preliminary Report on the Geology and Agriculture of the State of, by L. Harper, State Geologist. Very rare report. State map included, with colored and plain illustrations, maps, charts, etc. Jackson, 1857.$3.00

572. Missouri. Swallow, G. C. First and Second Annual Reports of the Geological Survey of. Numerous sections with colored maps, scenic plates, geological formations, fossils, etc. In 1 vol. Jefferson City, 1855.$2.00

573. Missouri. Reports on Geological Survey of. 1855-1871. By G. C. Broadhead, F. B. Meek, and B. F. Shumard. Royal 8vo, 328 pp., plain and colored maps, plates. Jefferson City, 1873.$2.75

574. Missouri. Report of the Geological Survey of the State, Including Field Work from 1873-1874. With 91 illustrations. Garland C. Broadhead, State Geologist. 1 volume, 734 pages, no atlas, paperback, good condition. Jefferson City, 1874.$2.00

575. New Hampshire. Jackson, C. T. Final Report on the Geology and Mineralogy of the State of New Hampshire, with Contributions Towards the Improvements of Agriculture and Metallurgy. 4to, half calf, tinted plates, 2 colored sections, and a folded map. Nice copy of a rare work. Concord, N. H., 1844.$3.00

576. New Jersey. Cook, G. H. Geology of Cape May County. 208 pp., maps and plates. Includes a summary of the Early History of the County, by M. Beesley. Trenton, 1857.$2.25

577. New Jersey. Cook, G. H. Geology of New Jersey. 1000 pages, maps and sections. Appendix on fossils, mammals, birds, reptiles, and fish by Cope and Abbott, with 4to atlas. 2 volumes. Newark, 1868.$1.75

578. New Jersey. Geological Survey Annual Reports. A collection of nearly all published. Half cloth, as issued, after 1870.

579. New York. Geological Survey. First Report. 350 pp., Paper. Rare. Albany, 1839.$2.00

580. New York. 13th Annual Report State Geologist for the Year 1893. Many illustrations. Volume 1. Geology (maps and plates). Volume 2, Paleontology. 2 volumes.$2.00

581. New York. Colvin, Verp. Second (and Best) Report on the Topographical Survey of the Adirondack Wilderness, in 1873. 306 pages, fully illustrated with 20 plates and maps. Albany, 1874.$3.00

582. New York. Colvin, V. Reports on a Topographical Survey of the Adirondack Wilderness, 1 to 7, inclus. 3 vols., many maps and plates. Albany, 1873-80.$2

583. North Carolina. Kerr, W. C. Report of the Geological Survey of N. Carolina, 445 pp., 8 plates, no map, but includes valuable illustrations from Conrad and Cope. Vol. 1. Raleigh, 1875.$2.75

584. North Carolina. Report of the Geological Survey. Vol. 1. By W. C. Kerr. 445 pp., large map, 8 plates. Very rare. Raleigh, 1875.$4.50

585. North Carolina. Same. No Map, but Includes the Valuable Illustrated papers, by Conrad and Cope.$2.75

586. Ohio, State of. Report of Special Committee, on Best Method of obtaining a complete Geological Survey. 18 pp., stitched, uncut, 2 maps (one folding), very rare. Columbus, 1836.$2.00

587. Ohio. Geol. Survey. Odd Vols.$1 to $3

588. Pacific Railroad. Swallow, G. C. Geological Report of the Area along the Route of the Southwest Branch of the Pacific Railroad, State of Missouri. Includes a Memoir of the Pacific Railroad. 2 plates, 95 pages, very rare. St. Louis, 1859.$2.75

589. Pennsylvania. Geological Survey of. Second Annual Report. By Henry D. Rogers. 12mo, paper. Harrisburg, 1838.75 cents.

590. Pennsylvania. Same. Third Report, 1839.90¢.

591. Pennsylvania. Same. Fourth Report, 1840.$1.75

592. Pennsylvania. Same. 1st to 4th Reports, Inclusive in 1 Volume. Half calf. The first Report is very rare. Harrisburg, 1836-40.$4.00

593. Pennsylvania. Rogers, H. D. Geology of Pennsylvania, with a General View of the Geology of the U. S. 4to, cloth, 2 vols., bound in three. Illustrated by sections, maps, and colored plates. N. York, 1868.$4.00

594. Pennsylvania. Lesley, J. P. Second Geological Survey of. A complete set of 122 volumes of the 8vo issue of this Survey bound in cloth (does not include the duplicate Grand Atlas maps). Reduced to $48

595. Pennsylvania. Same. Grand Atlases Only. 6 Vols. Elephant folio.$28.00

As I currently hold what is likely the largest stock of this Survey owned by any dealer, and since the value of many volumes has doubled after the State stock was destroyed by fire, I recommend that libraries and individuals looking to complete their collections do so before it’s too late by requesting my new Revised Priced Catalogue of the Pennsylvania Survey for more details.

596. Rhode Island. Jackson, C. T. Report on the Geology and Agricultural Survey of the State of, 1839. Illustrated, large colored map, plates (missing plate 7 of Lime Kiln), rare. Providence, 1840.$1.50

597. S. Carolina. Tuomey, M. Report on the Geology of. 4to, 293 pp. +56 pp., Appendix, etc. Maps, illustrations, colored frontispiece, complete list of Fauna of the State by Lewis R. Gibbes. Columbia, S. C., 1848.$4.75

598. Tennessee. Safford, J. M. Geological Reconnaissance of the State, being the Author’s First Biennial Report. 164 pp., paper, scarce. Nashville, Tennessee, 1856.$1.50

599. Tennessee. Troost, G. Third Geological Report to the 21st General Assembly. 32 pages, stitched, ink marks on the title page, colored map, rare. Nashville, 1835.$1.50

600. U. S. Geological Survey. Annual Reports. Complete set to 1904 of 54 royal 8vo vols., in uniform original cloth, as issued. In fine condition. Vol. 1 of this set is very rarely seen. The total price of these, set by the U. S. Government, is almost double my price. The remaining 4 vols. can be obtained from Washington. Wash., 1880 to 1904.$45

601. U.S. Geological Survey. First Annual Report, by Clarence King. Royal 8vo, large folded map, excellent condition. This is the first volume of the large series later managed by Powell and Wolcott. It is extremely rare, with many sets missing it entirely. Wash., 1880.$4.50

602. U.S. Geological Survey Annual Reports. Powell, Wolcott, and others. Odd volumes available. Prices provided. Send your list of needs. Sets can be assembled upon request.

603. U.S. Bulletins of the U.S. Geological Survey. The first 70, supply at Washington is exhausted. I can provide most of the series of over 200 U.S. Geologic Atlases. A large series in stock. Request quotations.

604. U. S. Hayden’s Survey of the Territories, a Series of Notable Monographs in royal 4to by the distinguished scholars Leidy, Cope, Lesquereux, Marsh, Zirkel, Scudder, Packard, Coues, and Allen. In 13 vols. Complete set in original binding. Wash., 1874, etc.$28

605. U.S. Hayden’s Survey of the Territories. Set of octavo reports. From the preliminary 1869 to the 14th volume, inclusive, 1878. 14 vols. In original black cloth. Wash.$9.00

606. U.S. King, C. Geological Exploration of the 40th Parallel. Complete set of 7 volumes in 4to, and 2 folio atlases as follows: Vol. 1, Systematic Geology, with folio atlas; Vol. 2, Descriptive Geology, by Hagen and Emmons; Vol. 3, Mining Industry, with folio atlas; Vol. 4, Ornithology and Paleontology; Vol. 5, Botany, by Watson and others; Vol. 6, Zirkel’s Petrography; Vol. 7, Odontornithes, by Marsh. Atlases are very rare.$22.50

607. U. S. Monographs of the Geological Survey. A truly excellent collection of these highly sought-after Geological Publications from the U.S. Government. Volumes 1 to 45, inclusive, along with the additional parts, volumes, and the Grand Atlases. All in original cloth binding except for the Grand Atlases and 6 volumes of the quarto text volumes. In total, about 55 volumes, some of which are rare and valuable, and are no longer in print.$135.00

608. U.S. Monographs of the Geological Survey. Can provide many unique volumes and some of the folio atlases that come with them.

609. U.S. Professional Papers. U.S. Geological Survey. From No. 1 to 33, inclusive, complete. Also Nos. 35, 37, 39, 40, 51, 55. 39 volumes in total. 4to, original paper covers, illustrated. Washington, 1902 to 1906. The lot,$12.00.

610. Vermont. Adams, C. B. First Annual Report on Geology of the State. 92 pp., folded colored map, by Z. Thompson, corners of last pages chewed. Burlington, 1845.$1.50

611. Virginia, Etc. Hutchins, Thos. A. Topographical Description of Virginia, Pennsylvania, Maryland, and North Carolina. Reprinted from the Original Edition of 1778. Edited by F. C. Hicks. Tall 8vo, boards, uncut, paper label, limited edition, on handmade paper, only 20 copies printed, as new, published at $10.00, 143 pp., illustrated, large map in pocket. Cleveland, 1904.$6

612. Wisconsin. Geological Survey of 1873-79. Vols. 1, 3 and 4. 763 pp., royal 8vo, tinted plates (no atlases). Madison, 1880, etc.$5

612A. Wisconsin, Iowa, and Minnesota. David Dale Owen’s Report on a Geological Survey of, and incidentally of a portion of Nebraska Territory. Made under instructions from the U.S. Treasury Dept. 638 pages, illustrated with woodcuts and an atlas of engraved plates of fossils, folded maps, etc. 2 volumes, large 4to, cloth. Philadelphia, 1852.$2.75

613. Accum, Frederick. Essay on Analysis of Minerals, Ores, Earths, Stones, Inflammable Fossils, etc. Philadelphia, 1809. Also in the same volume, Berzelius, J. J. Analysis of Inorganic Bodies. Translated from the French edition by G. O. Ree. 12mo, boards, 3 plates. London, 1833.$1.25

614. Annales Des Mines or Collection of Papers on Mining Operations. Volume 6 to Volume 18, included. In original parts, printed covers, somewhat soiled, text clean and uncut, pertains to American mines. 13 volumes. Paris, 1874-80. Lot,$4.00

615. Barringer, D. M. Description of the Minerals of Commercial Value for the Use of Prospectors. Oblong 4to, soft morocco. New York, 1897.$1.00

616. Beers & Co.’s Atlas of the Oil Regions of Pennsylvania. Folio, boards, colored, rare. New York, 1865.$1.50

617. Buck Mountain Coal Co. Report of the Directors, Jan. 1846, and Act of Incorporation, 1839. 2 pieces, paper covers. Philadelphia, 1839-46.$1

618. Burke, Wm. The Mineral Springs of Western Virginia, etc., etc. Second ed. Notice of the Fanquier Spring, Chapter on Caverns, etc. 12mo, 394 pp., map. N. York, 1846.$1.50

619. Bone, J. H. A. Petroleum and Petroleum Wells (etc.), and Description of the Oil Regions of Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Kentucky, and Ohio. 153 pp., 16mo. Philadelphia, 1865.$1.25

620. Bournam, Count de. Descriptive Catalogue of Diamonds in the Cabinet of Sir Abraham Hume, Bart. Translated from the French. 4to, 4 plates. London, 1815.$1.50

621. Browne, J. Ross. Report of. On Mineral Resources of States and Territories West of the Rocky Mountains. 674 pp. Washington, 1868.$1.50

622. Buffon. Natural History of Minerals. 9 vols. 16mo, calf. Aux Deux-Ponts, 1790.$1.50

623. Canada. Reports of the Bureau of Mines. Printed by Order of the Legislative Assembly of Ontario. Illustrated and maps, paper. Volumes quoted.

624. Bull, Marcus. Experiments to Determine the Comparative Value of the Principal Varieties of Fuel Used in the U.S. and Europe. Boards, uncut, plate. Phila. and London, 1827.$1.25

625. California Mine Document. Fremont, Capt. John Chas. Original Parchment Articles of Agreement, made Nov. 10, 1851, between Capt. J. C. Fremont, of San Francisco, California, and Solomon Alter, John L. Newbold, John M. Lisle, Chas. Schaffer, and Francis N. Buck, of Philadelphia. This Agreement states that Fremont, for the sum of $250,000, “has leased and let two certain lots, parcels, or measurements of mineral land,” etc. The document then describes this land, first as the “Heap and Sargent Location” on the Mariposa River. Also, another known as “The New Britain Location,” located between the Mariposa and the Ave Maria Rivers, together called the Mariposas, purchased by Fremont from Don Juan B. Alvarado, [50] former Governor of California. The term of this lease is for ten years with the option to extend up to the year 1871. This parchment document, measuring 25½ × 21½ inches, is duly signed and witnessed by all the parties mentioned above. On the back is a colorful map of the mentioned purchase, showing the locations of all the houses and tents in the Town of Mariposas and in Old-town, across the Mariposas River. It states that the large tract was granted by General Micheltorena, Governor of California, to the aforementioned Alvarado, former Governor. It further shows the “Locations of the Philadelphia and California Mining Co.” This map was filed and recorded by R. S. Miller, Recorder of Mariposa County. It was “drawn by A. Zakreski, Clay St., above the Plaza.” The possession of this lease may provide considerable satisfaction to the current owners of this old claim!$110

626. Carpenter, G. W. Mineralogy of Chester County, Pennsylvania, with an Account of some of the Minerals of Delaware, Maryland, etc. Boards, 12mo, 19 pp., uncut, very scarce. This rare paper was printed as an Appendix to Carpenter’s Essays on Materia Medica. Philadelphia, 1831.$1.50

627. Cramer, Jno. A. Elements of the Art of Assaying Metals. Calf, illus., 470 pp. London, 1741.$2.00

628. Dufrenoy, A. Treatise on Mineralogy. 3 Vols. Text and Vol. of plates, half leather, very detailed on crystallography and microscopic petrology. 4 vols. Paris, 1844.$2.75

629. Duport, St. Clair. On the Production of Precious Metals in Mexico, considered in relation to Geology, Metallurgy, and Political Economy. Half leather, includes several folding maps and illustrations, B. Silliman’s autographed copy. Paris, 1843.$3

630. Emanuel, Harry. Diamonds and Precious Stones, Their History, Value and Characteristics, etc. New Table of the current value of Diamonds. 12mo, uncut, name on title, illus. London, 1867.$1.75

631. Fossil Fuel. History and Description of. The Collieries and Coal Trade of Great Britain. Fine copy, uncut, illustrated. London, 1841.$1.25

632. Gemmis, Ioannis de Laet from Antwerp on Gems and Stones Books Don, with Theophrastus's Book on Stones in Greek and Latin, along with Brief Annotations. 12mo, in great condition, illustrated, very rare. Leiden, Published by Johannes Maire, 1647.$2.50

633. Jackson, C. T. Foster and Whitney Reports on the Geological and Mineralogical Survey of the Mineral Lands of the U.S. in the State of Michigan. 19 plates, 5 maps, 4 woodcuts. Also includes the Annual Report of the Commission of Indian Affairs and Pensions, 1849. Half roan. Very rare, as it is Document No. 5, part 3, 31st Congress. Wash., 1849.$2.75

634. Kent, E. N. Instructions for Collecting, Testing, Melting, and Assaying Gold. For the use of People who are about to Visit the Gold Region of California. Illustrated, with 30 wood engravings, 40 pp., paperback. A Forty-Niner! Rare. N. York, 1849.$1.50

635. Kennedy, S. Magnetic and Mineral Springs of Michigan. Also, Essay on the Climate of Michigan. 128 pp., 2 maps and illustrations. Wilmington, 1872.$1.25

636. Lake Superior. Mineral Lands, Maps, Etc., of the Mineral Region. 3 folding maps 32 × 20½ in.; also a 16-page list of people who have been granted permits to locate mineral lands on the South Shore and leases issued by the Secretary of War, up to June 16, 1846. 12mo, scarce.$3.00

637. Lesley, J. P. Manual of Coal and Its Topography. Illustrated by Original Drawings, mainly focusing on Facts in the Geology of the Appalachian Region of the U.S. 12mo, very rare. Phila., 1856.$6.00

638. Lesley, J. P. Collection of Occasional Surveys of Iron, Coal and Oil Districts in the U.S., made during the Last Ten Years. For Private Distribution. Numerous maps and illustrations, 204 pages, Dr. A. V. Lesley’s autograph copy. Philadelphia, 1874.$2.50

639. Lesleyana. A Valuable Collection of 36 Rare Pamphlets on the Origin, History, and Work of the Second Geological Survey of the Coal Regions in particular. Includes many maps, etc. Compiled by J. H. Harden. Half roan.$2.75

640. Litton, A. Preliminary Report on Some of the Main Mines in Franklin, Jefferson, Washington, St. Francois, and Madison Counties, Missouri. 94 pp., paper, rare, sections, views, maps, etc. St. Louis, 1854.$1.25

641. Mawe, John. Familiar Lessons on Mineralogy and Geology, with a Practical Description of How to Use the Lapidary’s Tools. 110 pp., 4 colored plates, 16mo, calf, rare. London, 1825.$1.75

642. Mawe, John. A Treatise on Diamonds and Precious Stones, Including their History—Natural and Commercial. Also includes the Methods of Cutting and Polishing. 5 plates (3 beautifully colored), original boards, uncut, rare. London, 1823.$3.00

643. Mexican Gold and Silver Mines. United Mexican Mining Association. First Report from Don Lucas Alaman to the Directors, Mexico City, May 1826, and a Letter from Baron De Humboldt to the Secretary, London, 1826. Also, United Mexican Mining Association Report from the Directors, June 1827, London, 1827. Additionally, Imperial Brazilian Mining Association, 3rd Report from Directors to the Shareholders at the Half-Yearly Meeting, October 1827. And an Appendix of Communications from the Mines up to August, and an Account of the Gold Washings from December 1826 to June 1827, London, 1827. The three volumes are bound together, with boards, numerous folding maps, charts, tables, etc. Very rare lot.$9.00

644. Mexican Gold and Silver Mines. Report of the Directors of the Mexican Mining Co. at the Third Annual Meeting of Proprietors, held at the City of London Tavern, May, 1828. Very rare, original boards, uncut, folding plate of San Rafael Mine. London, 1828.$3.75

645. Mexican Gold and Silver Mines. United Mexican Mining Association. First Report of Don Lucas Alaman, addressed to the Directors; Dated in Mexico, May 28, 1826, along with a letter from Baron De Humboldt, addressed to the Secretary. London, 1826. Also, United Mexican Mining Association. Report of the Court of Directors, dated June 13, 1827. London, 1827. Also, Imperial Brazilian Mining Association. Third Report of the Directors, addressed to the Shareholders at the Half-Yearly Meeting, October 12, 1827. And an Appendix, including Extracts of the Various Communications received from the Mines up to August 8, and the Account of the Produce of the Gold Washings, from December 1, 1826, to June 30, 1827. London, 1827. The three volumes bound together, with numerous folding maps, charts, tables, etc., very rare lot.$12.00

646. Mexican Gold and Silver Mines. Report of the Directors of the Mexican Mining Company, Presented at the Third Annual Meeting of Proprietors, held at the London Tavern, on May 1, 1828. Very rare, original boards, uncut, folding plate of San Rafael Mine. London, 1828.$4.75

647. Mining. Two Ancient Works in One Volume. (1) Origins and Regulations of the Mines in the Kingdom of Bohemia, the Duchy of Saxony, the Archduchy of Austria, and the Principalities of Brunswick and Lüneburg. Engraved title page featuring various mining techniques, including divination. Three engraved subtitles from 1616, made from wood blocks with different coat of arms designs, with page counts of 363, 220, 92, and 178; totaling 853 pages. Leipzig, 1616.

(2) Bergtbuch, which includes important mountain matters, as well as essential practices and legal processes related to mining, etc. The above is the title of a work by “Mr. Wenceslaus the Blessed King of Bohemia; Year of Our Lord, 1280.” Now translated into Dutch by “M. Johannem Deucerum Leipzig. Typis Grosianüs,” 1616. Engraved woodcut title, initials, and vignettes, in large black-letter type. A book of laws concerning mineral lands, mines, and mining of great antiquity, 294 pp. The two are bound in one folio volume, with heavy beveled boards, covered with stamped vellum and clasp, and 2 unique bookplates inlaid on the covers.$8.00

648. Pennsylvania. Coal Regions, Law Incorporating the Fourth Mountain Coal and Iron Company [also] The Fishing Creek Railroad, with a Report on the Survey of same. With map of Swatara, Piblackve, and Stony Creek Coal Region, Penna. Paper, maps. Phila., 1841.$1.75

649. Plattes, Mr. Gabriel. Discovery of Subterranean Treasure, containing Helpful Insights about all Types of Mines and Minerals, from Gold to Coal, with Guidelines for locating them in all Kingdoms and Countries. Half morocco. Phila., Robert Bell, 1784.$2.25

650. Rawson, Sir Wm. The Current Operations and Future Opportunities of the Mexican Mining Associations. Paper, 88 pp. London, 1825.$1.25

651. Roberts, W. F. Map of the Anthracite Regions of Pennsylvania, covering the first and second parts of the Wyoming Coal Fields and Montour Iron Ore Range. 30 × 48 inches, linen mounted, in 4to holder. Phila., 1849.$2.75

652. Ronelle, John, M. D. A Complete Treatise on the Mineral Waters of Virginia, Their Location, Natural History, Analysis, and Medical Uses. 68 pages, stitched, rare Cist imprint. Philadelphia, 1792.$1.00

653. Schoolcraft, H. R. A Look at the Lead Mines of Missouri. Insights on Mineralogy, Geology, Geography, History, Soil, etc., of Missouri and Arkansas. 3 engravings, original boards, uncut, perfect, clean copy of this rare work. Name removed from title. N. York, 1819.$3.50

654. Sidney, S. Three Colonies of Australia. N. S. Wales, Victoria and S. Australia; their Copper Mines and Gold Fields. London, 1852.$1.50

655. Sierra Leone Company. Summary of the Reports Provided by the Court of Directors to the General Court of Proprietors, 1794-95. 12mo, paper, covers, two titles, 168+24 pages, folding map, first American edition, rare. Philadelphia, 1795.$2

656. Silliman, Prof. Description of the Recently Discovered Petroleum Region in California, with a Report on the Same. 24 pp., folded map, stitched, very rare. N. York, 1865.$1.25

657. Steel, J. H. (M. D.) Analysis of the Mineral Waters of Saratoga and Ballston, along with the History of their Discovery and Settlement and Insights on the Geology of the Area. 12mo, half roan, 203 pp. Saratoga Springs, 1831.$1.50

658. Vogt, Carl. Natural History of the Creation of Metal, the Earth, and the Organisms That Live on It, etc. Half morocco, 134 illustrations, 322 pages. Braunschweig, 1851.$1.50

659. Watson, Thos. Leonard. Mineral Resources of Virginia. Tall 8vo, 618 pp., illustrated, maps, great condition. Lynchburg, Va., 1907.$2.50

660. Zirkel, F. Microscopical Petrography. 4to, 12 colored plates, an impressive work. The go-to reference on this topic. Wash., 1876.$3.00

661. Alaska. Report of International Polar Expedition to Point Barrow, Alaska. 4to, 695 pp., plain and colored plates of birds, shells, and native tools. Wash., 1885.$2.50

662. Ansted, D. T., and Latham, R. G. The Channel Islands. Illustrated by P. J. Naftel. Second edition, 594 pages, untrimmed, gold leaf, map. Comprehensive on natural history. Published at $7.00. London, 1865.$2.75

663. Back, Capt. R. M. Narrative of Arctic Land Expedition to Mouth of Great Fish River, and Along the Shores of the Arctic Ocean in the Years 1833, 1834 and 1835. Valuable Nat. Hist. Appendix by Sir J. Richardson. The rare Paris edition, original paper covers, uncut, paper label, 338 pages, map. Paris, 1836.$2.50

664. Bancroft, Edward. An Essay on the Natural History of Guiana, S. America; Descriptions of Curious Animal and Plant Species from that Country; also a Description of the Native Indian People. Includes Medical Observations. Old calf, 400 pp. London, 1769.$3

665. Belcher, E. The Last of the Arctic Voyages, A Narrative of the Expedition on H. M. S. Assistance in Search of Franklin, during 1852-3-4. With Notes on the Natural History by Richardson, Owen, Bell, Salter, and Reeve. 2 vols., uncut, maps in pocket. Numerous plates, some in color. Important papers on Fish, Fossils, and recent Mollusks and Crustaceans illustrated by plates of new species. London, 1855.$3.00

666. Bennett, J. W. Account of the Natural Resources, Indigenous Productions and Commercial Facilities of Ceylon. Large 4to, 10 plates and map, 428 pp. and Appendix. The beautifully engraved and hand-colored plates include 5 on Botany. Much passim on all branches of Nat. History. Cloth, uncut, fine copy. London, 1843.$4.75

667. Browne, J. Ross. Resources of the Pacific Slope. 678 pp., and A. S Taylor’s Sketch of the Settlement and Exploration of Lower California, 1532-1867. 200 pp. N. York, 1869.$2.50

668. Bruce, James. Travels to Discover the Source of the Nile. In 1768-73. 5 hefty 4to volumes. The binding is worn sheep leather, with copper plate maps and illustrations of an anthropological nature. Volume 5, which is missing the title page, focuses entirely on natural history, featuring many plates, and provides detailed information on birds and plants. Edinburgh, 1790.$4.00

669. Bruce, J. Same. Vol. 8 of the second edition, including all the plates and maps from the series. 4to, half calf, cracked. Portrait of Bruce, with many of the plates focused on Botany and Zoology. Edinburgh, 1805.$1.50

670. Carver, J. Travels Through the Interior Parts of N. America in the Years 1766, ’67 and ’68. 12mo, leather, portrait, 2 folded colored maps, colored illustrations of Native Americans and the Tobacco Plant; pages 441 to 526 cover “The Beasts, Birds, Fishes, Reptiles, Insects, and Plants” of the interior sections of N. America. The best edition of a rare and valuable work. London, 1781.$22.00

671. Carver, J. Travels Through the Interior Parts of N. America, in 1766, 1767 and 1768. Worn leather cover, 504 pages, with illustrations. Last few pages missing. Complete on Indigenous peoples and natural history. Sold as is. Dublin, 1779.$2.50

672. Ceylon. Voyage to the Island of, on Board a Dutch Indiaman in the Year 1747. With Account of its Productions, etc. Also Account of St. Helena and other Islands. By a Dutch Gentleman. Paper covers, 23 pp. London, 1754.$1.50

673. Cook’s Last Voyage. Journey to the Pacific Ocean for Discoveries in the Northern Hemisphere. Directed by Captains Cook, Clerke, and Gore, in 1776, ’77, ’78, ’79 and ’80. Compiled from Published Accounts. 2 vols., calf, 445+350 pp., 40 engravings by Shallus. A highly valued edition, great condition. Phila., 1818.$3.75

674. Cook’s Voyages. Captain James Cook's Third Voyage of Discovery, which he undertook on the orders and expenses of the British government to the South Seas and towards the North Pole, with the ships Resolution and Discovery, from 1776 to 1780. Translated from English by G. Forster. 2 vols. 4to, half calf, fine copper plates. Berlin, 1787.$4.00

675. Cunningham, Robert O. Notes on the Natural History of the Strait of Magellan and West Coast of Patagonia, Made during the Voyage of H. M. S. Nassau in 1866, '67, '68 and '69. 517 pages, map and illustrations, some in color. Edinburgh, 1871.$3.50

676. Dall, W. H. Alaska and Its Resources. Half morocco, cracked, map, numerous plates and cuts, 627 pages, first edition. Contains full Zoological Appendix. Boston, 1870.$2.00

677. Darwin, Charles. Journal of Researches into the Natural History and Geology of the Countries Visited During the Voyage of H. M. S. Beagle Round the World. 2 vols., 12mo, illus. N. York, 1846.$1.50

678. Flint, Timothy. History and Geography of the Mississippi Valley. With a Condensed, Physical Geography of the Atlantic U. States and the whole Amer. Continent. 2 vols. in 1, calf, 740 pp. Cincinnati, 1832.$2.25

679. Forbes, Henry O. A Naturalist’s Wanderings in the Eastern Archipelago. Narrative of Travel, Exploration, etc., from 1878 to 1883. With colored frontispiece, numerous illustrations, maps, and plates. Both scientific and accessible, featuring systematic lists and descriptions of new species by J. B. Gibbs. New York, 1885.$2.75

680. Forster, John Reinhold. History of the Voyages and Discoveries made in the North. Trans. from German, New and Original Map of the North Pole Region. Sheep. Dublin, 1786.$1.50

681. Franchere, G. Narrative of Voyage to Northwest Coast of America in 1811, '12, '13, and '14. Or the First American Settlement on the Pacific. Trans. and ed. by J. V. Huntington. 16mo, 376 pp., illus., frontis. Redfield, 1854.$3.50

682. Gardner, George. Travels in the Interior of Brazil, the Gold and Diamond Districts, etc., from 1836-41. Second ed., 428 pp., full gilt, frontis., library stamp. London, 1849.$1.50

683. Gosse, P. H. Letters from Alabama (U. S.), Mainly About Natural History. 12mo, illustrated, rare. London, 1859.$2.50

684. Gosse, P. H. The Canadian Naturalist. A Series of Conversations on the Natural History of Lower Canada. 12mo, original cloth, uncut, illustrated. London, 1840.$1.25

685. Gosse, P. H. Another. Half calf, gold.$1.50

686. Harris, John. Navigantium Atque Itinerantium, or a Complete Collection of Voyages and Travels; including over Four Hundred of the most Authentic Writers; starting with Hakluyt, Purchas, etc., in English; Ramusio, in Italian; Thevenot, etc., in French; De Bry and Grynæi Novus Orbis, in Latin; the Dutch East India Company, in Dutch; and continuing with other notable authors who have published histories, voyages, travels, or discoveries in the English, Latin, French, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, German, or Dutch languages, related to any part of Asia, Africa, America, Europe, or their islands up to the present time. Fine prints of the portraits, maps, and plates, engraved by Vander Gucht, etc. 2 vols. Folio, calf. Original edition of this esteemed collection. London, 1705. Reduced to$9.00

687. Heilprin, Angelo. The Arctic Problem and Narrative of Peary Relief Expedition of the Phila. Acad. Nat. Sciences. 165 pp., illus. Phila., 1893.$1.50

688. Heilprin’s West Florida. Explorations on the West Coast of Florida and in the Okeechobee Wilderness. With Special Reference to the Geology and Zoology of the Floridian Peninsula. By Angelo Heilprin. Royal 8vo, illus. Published by the Wagner Free Institute of Phila., 1887.$4.00

689. Henderson, Ebenezer. Iceland Journal During 1814-15. 2 vols. Half calf, featuring numerous fine engravings and maps. Includes comprehensive coverage of Natural History, Literature, and Antiquities. A prime example of a travel book, exceptionally rare edition. Edinburgh, 1818.$2.75

690. Hickson, Sydney J. Naturalist in North Celebes. Narrative of Travels in Minahassa, the Sangir and Talaut Islands, with Information on the Fauna, Flora, Ethnology, etc. Uncut, unopened, like new, 392 pp., illustrations, maps, color frontispiece. London, 1889.$3.00

691. Higgins, Henry H. Notes by a Field-Naturalist in the Western Tropics, etc. 12mo, 205 pp., map and illus.; much on Botany. Liverpool, 1877.$1.75

692. Hochstetter, Ferdinand Von. New Zealand—Its Physical Geography, Geology and Natural History. Colored plates, maps, royal 8vo, rare. Stuttgart, 1867.$2.75

693. Holland, Henry, M. D. Travels in the Ionian Islands, Albania, Thessaly, Macedonia, etc., in 1812-13. 4to, ornate figured old calf, cracked, 531 pp., 12 plates and a map. Catalogue of Medicinal Plants of Cephalonia, 8 pp. London, 1815.$1.75

694. Hooper, Capt. C. L. Report of Cruise of U. S. Revenue Steamer Thomas Corwin in the Arctic Ocean, 1881. 4to, illustrated, colored plates of fungi, 147 pp. Wash., 1884.$1.75

695. Hutchings, J. M. Scenes of Wonder and Curiosity in California. Tourist's Guide to the Yosemite Valley, Big Tree Groves, Natural Caves and Bridges, Mt. Shasta, etc. Map, 292 pp., over 100 illustrations, rare, first edition. New York and San Francisco. 1870.$2.25

696. Imlay, George. Topographical Description of the Western Territory of North America. Includes Information on Soil, Climate, Natural History, Agriculture, Customs and Traditions. Additionally, Covers the Discovery, Settlement, and Current State of Kentucky, as well as an Essay on the Topography and Natural History of this Important Region. By John Filson. Second edition, with Significant Additions. Calf, 433 pages, plus Index, etc., 3 folding maps. A valuable historical work. London, 1793.$16.00

696A. Jarman, Robt. Journal of Voyage to South Seas in the Japan, Employed in Sperm Whale Fishery, under command of Capt. John May. 12mo, 242 pp., name on title. London (1838?).$2.50

697. Kirkpatrick, Col. Wm. A Report on the Kingdom of Nepal. Observations made during a Mission to that Country in 1793. Illustrated with a Map and other excellent Engravings. Another one of the earlier books about the unknown regions of Tibet, featuring a large detailed map. A stunning aquatint plate of the Khalidge Pheasant. Vocabulary of 3 Nepali Languages. 4to, half calf, 14 plates and map, in great condition. London, 1811.$3

698. Knox, John P. An Historical Account of St. Thomas, W. I., with its Rise and Progress in Commerce, Geological Structure, Natural History and Botany, etc. Map and view of St. Thomas. 12mo, presentation copy from author. N. York, 1852.$2.75

699. Laing, John. A Voyage to Spitzbergen. Account of Country, Zoology of the North, Whale Fishery, etc., with Appendix. 12mo, half calf, 165 pp. Second edition, corrected and enlarged. Edinburgh, 1818.$2.00

700. Le Bruyn, Cornelius. Travels in Muscovy, Persia and the East Indies; Also Isbrant’s Travels through Russian Tartary to China, etc. With over 320 copper plates of maps, cities, costumes, birds, fishes, plants, and antiquities. Translated from the original French. Some of the folding copper plates are exceptionally well done, and the second volume is filled with natural history. Frontispiece by Picart and a portrait of Le Bruyn by G. Kneller. 2 vols. Folio, old calf, worn but intact. London, 1737.$5

701. Le Bruyn, C. The Same, in French. First edition. 2 vols. Old calf, very rare, best impressions of the engravings. Amsterdam, 1718.$6.00

702. Maximilian. Brazil, Some Essential Corrections to the French Translation (1) of the Description of a Journey to Brazil by Prince Maximilian of Wied. 109 pp., paper, scarce. Frankfurt am Main, 1853.$1.75

703. Meredith, Louisa A. Tasmanian Friends and Foes, Feathered, Furred and Finned. 2nd ed., 259 pp., gilt edges, colored plates from drawings by the Author, etc. London, 1881.$2.50

704. Miscellanea Curiosa. A collection of some of the most important phenomena in nature explained by the greatest philosophers of this era; featuring talks given before the Royal Society. Also includes a collection of fascinating travels, voyages, and natural histories of different countries. In 3 volumes. Second edition, with additions. 12mo, old calf, cracked, frontispiece of Walpole’s, rare maps, plates, etc. 8vo. London, 1708.$6.50

705. Merriam, Fisher, Etc. The Death Valley Expedition. A Biological Survey of Parts of California, Nevada, Arizona, and Utah. Fully illustrated, maps. Part 2. All published, about 400 pages, paper covers, uncut. Washington, 1893.$2.75

706. [Mitchell, S. K.] A Tour Through Part of Virginia, in the Summer of 1808. A Series of Letters, including a Description of Harper’s Ferry, the Natural Bridge, Wier’s Cave, etc., etc. Stitched, uncut, 31 pp., rare. New York, 1809.$2.50

707. Mitchell, Maj. T. L. Three Expeditions into the Interior of Eastern Australia, with descriptions of the recently explored region of Australia Felix and of the Current Colony of New South Wales. 2 vols. Untrimmed, numerous plates and illustrations, some in color, full of natural history, an early authority. London, 1839.$4.00

708. Pallas, P. S. Travels Through the Southern Provinces of the Russian Empire in 1793 and 1794. 2 volumes. 4to, beautifully hand-colored copper plates of the people and scenery. Boards, uncut. London, 1802.$8.00

709. Pallas, P. S. Voyages. Vol. 1, with an Appendix of His Travels in Different Provinces of the Russian Empire and Northern Asia Translated from German. Numerous illustrated engravings of the costumes, botany, and more from Northern Russia. Sturdy 4to, leather binding, gilt edges, large maps. Valuable for botanists and geographers. Paris, 1788.$2.50

710. Packard, A. S. The Labrador Coast. Journal of Two Summers. Cruises to that Region, with Notes on its Early Discovery, on the Eskimo, Geology and Natural History. Maps and illustrations, in great condition. New York, 1891.$2.75

711. Pacific Railroad Survey Reports. 13 volumes, 4to. Contains approximately 7000 pages of text and hundreds of full-page illustrations and color plates of the natural history of the U.S. West of the Mississippi Valley. Washington, 1855 to 1860.$7.50

712. Perils and Adventures of the Deep. 12mo, full gilt, 326 pp., illus. London, 1850.$1.25

713. Pococke, Richard, F. R. S. A Description of the East and some other Countries. In 3 folio volumes. Volume 1 includes Observations on Egypt; 76 plates, a frontispiece, and maps, 310 pages. It’s very detailed on Archaeology and Ethnology. Five botanical plates created by Ehret and a List of Plants. Volume 2 (in 2 parts), part 1 covers Palestine, Syria, Mesopotamia, Cyprus, and Crete; 36 plates and maps. Part 2 focuses on the Islands of the Mediterranean Archipelago, Greece, Italy, Germany, etc., featuring 67 plates and maps. A List of Plants from Southern Europe, Asia Minor, and Palestine, with 8 plates by Ehret. Folio, half calf leather, gilt decorated spines. 2 volumes in 3. London, 1743-45.$6.75

714. Roberts, Wm. Account of the First Discovery and Natural History of Florida. Details of the Various Expeditions and Landings Made on that Coast. Illustrated by a general map and some specific plans and geographical descriptions of the area by T. Jefferys. 4to, calf, 102 pp., 7 maps and plates. Sold for $42.50 at the Barlow Sale in 1890. London, 1763.$35

715. Russell, A. Natural History of Aleppo. Description of the City and Natural Products of the Surrounding Area. Includes Information on Climate, Population, and Diseases, especially the Plague. A Second edition, expanded and illustrated with extensive Notes by P. Russell, M. D., F. R. S. 2 volumes, 4to, old calf, 15 plates of Natural History and 2 others. Names on titles. London, 1794.$4.00

716. Scheffer’s Lapland. History of Lapland, Its Description, The Origin, The Customs, etc. Descriptions and illustrations of Natural History. Translated from Latin into French by L. P. A. L. 4to, old calf, map, plates, and cuts, filled with Anthropology and Archaeology. Paris, 1778.$3.00

717. Simpson, Capt. J. H. Report of Explorations Across the Great Basin of the Territory of Utah for Route from Camp Floyd to Genoa in Carson Valley, in 1859. 495 pages, large map, many illustrations, 4to. Paleontological Reports by F. B. Meek, includes 5 illustrations; Fishes by T. Gill, 9 illustrations; Engelmann’s Report on Botany includes 3 illustrations of Cacti; List of Birds by S. F. Baird. Wash., 1876.$3.75

718. Sitgreaves, Capt. L. Zuni and Colorado Rivers. Report of an Expedition Down. Complete, with the Large Map. Very detailed on the Native Americans and Natural History. Fully illustrated, great condition, original cloth, rare and valuable. Wash., 1853.$3

719. Smith, Wm. A New Voyage to Guinea. Sent Out by the Royal African Co., of England. The Customs, Soil, Climate, Animals, Minerals, etc. Calf, 276 pp.+Index, plates, rare. London, 1744.$2.50

720. South Australia, Illustrated. G. F. Angas. Imperial Folio of 60 beautifully colored plates, with accompanying text, uncut. Bound in half green Turkey morocco. This groundbreaking work in illustrating the disappearing Peoples, Animals, and Customs of the Island Continent, as well as the Game and Sports of that Country, is an essential part of its literature. It is to Australia what Audubon, Gould, and Elliot’s folios are to the Old and New Worlds. It is now rarely available in the market. London, 1846-47.$45

721. Tibet. Account of an Embassy to the Court of Teshoo Lama in Tibet. Narrative of the Journey by Capt. Saml. Turner. Views by Lieut. Davis and Observations, Botanical, Mineralogical, and Medical by Robert Saunders. 12 plates and a map, 4to, boards, uncut. One of the most important early works on the exploration of this Forbidden Land. London, 1806.$3.50

722. Thomas, Gabriel. An Historical and Geographical Account of the Province and Country of Pennsylvania, and of West New Jersey in America. Map, 2 titles, 89 pp., half mor., uncut. Fac-simile reprint, N. York, 1848. (London, 1698.)$2.75

723. Thomson, Sir C. W. The Atlantic, an Initial Overview of the general findings from the Exploring Expedition of H. M. S. Challenger. 2 vols. Like new, filled with illustrations, including charts, maps, and plates of Natural History. N. York, 1878.$2.50

724. Thorn, Maj. Wm. Memoir of the Conquest of Java, detailing the Operations of the British Forces in the East. It also includes a Statistical and Historical Overview of Java. 4to, sheep. Plans, charts, and views. London, 1815.$2.75

725. Tyrrell, J. W. Across the Sub-arctics of Canada. Journey of 3200 Miles by Canoe, etc. Through the Barren Lands. List of Plants Collected, etc. Illustrated with Photographs and Drawings by Henning. 280 pages. New York, 1898.$2.50

726. Wallace, A. R. The Malay Archipelago. Land of the Orangutan and Bird of Paradise. The first American edition, featuring high-quality images and maps. New York, Harper, 1869.$3.00

727. Wheeler, G. M. Report on Explorations West of 100th Meridian. Vol. 5, Zoology. 4to, cloth, 1000 pp., 45 plates, 3 woodcuts. Mammals, Coues and Yarrow; Geographic Distribution, Mammals and Birds, Yarrow. Birds, Henshaw; 16 beautifully colored bird plates after Ridgway. Batrachians and Reptiles, Yarrow; 10 plates, 3 colored. Fishes, 7 plates, uncolored. Insects, 6 plates. Mollusca, Yarrow. Leeches, Verrill. Wash., 1875.$4

728. White, John. Journal of a Voyage to New South Wales, with 65 Plates of Nondescript Animals, Birds, Lizards, Snakes, Curious Cones of Trees, and other Natural Productions. 4to, boards, copper plate engravings, plates 1, 2, 46 and 50 missing. New species described by Shaw, Smith, and Hunter. A rare item. London, 1790.$2.00

729. Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia. Proceedings for the years 1892 to 1902, bound in half buckram, uncut. Also for the remaining years, 1903 to 1909, inclusive, in parts, as issued. In total, 18 volumes. Published at $6.25 per volume, unbound.$40

730. Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia. Proceedings. Vols. 1900 to 1906, inclusive, in original parts. 7 vols.$14.00

730A. Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia. Journal and Proceedings. Odd volumes and parts, quoted.

731. Academy Natural Sciences of Philadelphia. Proceedings of. 1861, ’62, ’63. 3 vols., half leather and cloth, newly bound, excellent copies, very rare. Philadelphia.$10.50

732. Albany. Transactions of the Albany Institute. 2 Vols. Vol. 1. Boards, printed paper label, 6 plates, 3 shell papers by Green; Green’s Cones of N. America. 324 pp. Albany, 1830. Vol. 2, paper, uncut, 5 plates, 354 pp. 2 vols. 1833-1852.$6.00

733. American Academy of Arts and Sciences, Proceedings. Vol. 24. Complete series from 1889 to Vol. 35, 1899, inclusive. The first 8 volumes are bound in original paper covers. The last 4 volumes are in original parts, as issued. Volumes 32 and 33 are missing several parts, while the others are complete. 12 volumes published at $5.00 each. Boston, 1889 to 1899.$20

734. American Journal of Archaeology. Second Series. Vol. 1, 1897, to vol. 7, inclusive, 1903, in paper covers, as issued. A bi-monthly, illustrated. Norwood, Mass., Press, New York and London, 7 vols.$12.00

735. American Journal of Archaeology. Odd parts, quoted.

736. American Journal of Science, especially Mineralogy, Geology, and other areas of Natural History, including Agriculture, etc. Silliman, Benj. Vol. 1. Half leather, folding colored map, frontispiece. New York, 1818.$7.50

737. American Journal of Science. Established by Silliman. Vols. 29 and 30; original numbers, paper covers. New Haven, 1885-86.$2.00

738. American Monthly Magazine and Critical Review. Vols. 1 and 3. Contains several contributions by Rafinesque and other renowned early American scientists. N. York, 1817-18.$8.00

739. Ditto. Odd numbers of the above.

740. American Museum Journal. Vols. 1 and 2, complete. Also Nos. 1 and 2, each of Vols. 3 and 4. Original paper covers, illustrated. New York, 1900 to 1904. The lot, $1.50

741. American Museum Nat. History, N. York. Annual Report of the Trustees, Act of Incorporation, etc., 1885 to 1894, complete, 10 Reports, from the First. Paper covers, illustrated. N. Y., 1885 to 1894. The lot, $2.75

742. American Naturalist, The. A popular illustrated magazine about Natural History. Edited by Packard, Morse, Hyatt, and Putnam. 6 volumes. Volumes 1 to 4 are half roan; volumes 5 and 6 are cloth. Salem and Boston, 1868-72.$6.00

743. American Philosophical Society of Philadelphia. Proceedings of. A great collection of this important scientific publication, mostly in the original parts, as released, but including 5 volumes bound in half morocco. Covers from No. 97, 1875, to No. 175, 1904. Sold only as a lot.$38.

743A. American Philosophical Society. Proceedings of. Odd numbers of quoted on request.

744. American Philosophical Society, Transactions of. Held in Philadelphia. Vol. 1, New Series. 4to, calf, folding maps and plates, 454 pages. Contains McCure’s Geology of the United States, and important papers on American Indians, zoology, etc. Philadelphia, 1818.$4.50

745. Amer. Philos. Society. We have several volumes and parts of the Journal and Proceedings of this esteemed and long-standing institution in stock. Please send us your list of needs.

746. Bologna. R. Accademia Delle Scienze, Dell Istituto Di Bologna, Memorie della. 4th series, includes vols. 9 and 10; 5th series, vols. 1 to 10, including, missing vols. 3 and 4; 6th series, vols. 1 to 3, including 13 complete vols. Paper covers, 4to, illustrated. Bologna, 1889 to 1906. The lot, $12.00

747. Birmingham Philos. Soc. Proceedings of. Vol. I, no. 1, Vol. II, part 2, Vols. III to VIII, inclusive, complete. Vol. IX, part 2, Vol. X, parts 1 and 2; Vol. XI, parts 1 and 2. Original paper covers. Birmingham, 1876 to 1902. The lot,$5.00

748. Boston Journal of Chemistry and Popular Science News. A few random issues of the former; volumes III to XV of P. S. News. Volumes 21 to 36, missing volumes 30 and 31; also from 1 to 3, parts of 11 volumes, with 3 volumes being complete. In original issues, 4to. Boston, 1868 to 1902. Lot,$4.00

749. Boston Society of Natural History, Memoirs of. Vol. I, Part 1. Nos. 1 to 4, inclusive, all published of that part. 4to, title page and index. Original printed covers, rare. Contains significant papers by Brewer, Allen, and Coues on Birds. Boston, 1866-1869.$6.00

750. The same. Vol. V, complete, 11 parts, as issued. Boston, 1895-1904. (Published at $14.00.)$7.50.

751. The same. Vol. II, 7 unusual parts, including Morse on Terebratulina, Coues and Wyman on the osteology and myology of Didelphys; Dwight on the whale, and Packard on Limulus. The whole lot, (Published at $8.50.)$3.75

752. Buffalo Society of Natural Sciences, Bulletin of. Complete first 7 volumes and the first four parts of volume 8. Original paper covers, uncut, from 1873 to 1903. Published at $4.00 per volume; now very rare. Contributions and plates by Leconte, Scudder, Grote, etc. A great set. Buffalo, 1873-1903. The lot is a bargain.$18.50

753. California Academy of Sciences, Bulletin of. Nos. 3 to 8, inclusive. In original parts, as issued, printed covers, uncut, very rare and valuable. 1885 to 1887.$8.00

754. California Academy of Sciences, Bull. Odd numbers, also of the Proceedings.

755. Proceedings of the California Academy of Sciences. (Second Series.) A complete set of the first 4 volumes, issued in 7 parts, untrimmed, from 1888 to 1895. In great condition. No longer in print. The lot, $12.00

756. California Acad. Sci., Proceedings of. (Second Series.) Vols. I and II, complete. In 3 parts, as issued.$5.75

757. California Academy of Sciences, Proceedings of. (Third Series.) Vol. I, Zoology, missing parts 2 and 5. Vol. I, Botany, complete. Vol. I, Geology, complete. Vol. I, Mathematics and Physics, complete. Vol. II, Zoology and Botany, complete. Vol. II, Geology, complete. Vol. III, Zoology, missing parts 10, 11, and 12. Vol. IV, Zoology, includes only parts 1, 2, and 3. All in original paper covers, uncut, as issued. Sold only as a complete set. Out of Print.$23.50

758. Carnegie Museum, Pittsburgh. Four Annual Reports from the Director, including the rare first report. Paper covers, illustrated. 1898 to 1902, missing 1899. The lot,$1.50

759. Canadian Institute, Proceedings of. Third Series. Vols. V, VI, VII, complete. New Series. Vol. I, Nos. 1, 4, 5; Vol. II, Nos. 7 and 8. Also, the Transactions. Vols. I, II, and III, complete. Vols. IV and V, each missing part 1. Also includes 3 Annual Reports of the Institute. Original paper covers. Toronto, 1887 to 1898. Sold only as a lot.$6.75

760. Chili. Proceedings of the Scientific Society. Set of the first 4 volumes, in original covers, as issued. 4to. Santiago, 1892-1895.$6.00

761. Chili. Acts, etc. The Same. Vol. II. Also odd parts.$1.50

762. Cincinnati Quarterly Journal of Science. Vol. I, 1874. Half morocco, illustrated, 384 pages, hard to find.$2.00

763. Cincinnati Society Nat. Hist., Journal of. Vols. VI, No. 4, to and including Vol. XVII. Complete in original paper covers. 11 vols. and part 1. Cincinnati, Dec., 1883, to Jan., 1895.$12.00

764. Connecticut Academy of Arts and Sciences, Transactions of. Vol. 7, complete in 2 parts; vol. 8, part 1. Printed covers, 3 complete parts, pub. at $2.50 per part, out of print. New Haven, 1886 to 1890.$2.75

765. Scientific Studies, Angers Society. Bulletin of the. New Series. In original paper covers. Year XVI, 1886, to Year 35, inclusive, 1905, lacking Year 22 only. 19 vols.$15

766. Proceedings of the Imperial Academy of Sciences. Mathematical-Natural Sciences Class. 2 volumes. (one royal 4to volume of text; the other folio volume of plates). Mainly focused on Zoology and Botany; 58 colored and plain plates, some folding. Vienna, 1850.$3.75

767. German Society for Natural History and Ethnography of East Asia in Tokyo. Vol. 6, parts 53 to 59, inclusive, missing part 55, 1894 to 1897. Also Supplement to vol. 6; 1894-1895. Paper, illustrated. Tokyo, 1894 to 1897.$2.50

768. Elisha Mitchell Scientific Society, Journal of. Vols. 1 to 23, inclus.; 23 complete vols., 1883 to 1907. Original covers, in parts, as issued, illustrated, valuable. Chapel Hill, N.C., 1883-1907. The lot,$16.50

769. Essex Institute Proceedings and Communications. Volumes 1 to 6, including almost all. All published. Also the Bulletin, Volume 1, Number 1, 1869, which replaced it. Volume 4, half leather, missing parts of the Communications that belong to the others in signatures or parts as issued. Includes the first Naturalist’s Directory and Allen and Coues Birds of New England. A rare set. Salem, Mass., 1848-1869.$10

770. Essex Institute, Proceedings. Odd Vols. and Parts Quoted. A copy of Vol. 1 in sheets, untrimmed.$2.00

771. Essex Naturalist. Journal of Essex Field Club. Volumes II and III, complete. Volume IV, Numbers 1 to 3, inclusive. Paper. Essex, England, 1888-90.$1.25

772. Feuille des Jeunes Naturalistes. Nos. 181 to 241, including No. 232; covering the publication years from 16 to 20, inclusive. Royal 8vo, original paper covers, as issued. Rennes, 1885 to 1890. The lot, $3.00

773. Field Columbian Museum, Publications of, 1894 to 1907. First Publications. Vol. 1, Nos. 1 and 2. Also 6 different Series, including: Zoological Series, vols. 1 to 4, inclusive; also vol. 7. Vol. 1 is missing No. 1; also Nos. 6 to 9, inclusive; vol. 3 is missing No. 14, and all issues after 16 (if any). Vol. 7 is missing all after No. 5 (if any). Ornithological Series, vol. 1, only Nos. 1 and 2. Report Series, vols. 1 to 3, inclusive. Vol. 1 is missing Nos. 2 and 3; vol. 3 is missing all after No. 1. Geological Series, vols. 1 to 3, inclusive. Vol. 3 is missing all after No. 6 (if any). Botanical Series, vols. 1 to 3, inclusive. Vol. 1 is missing No. 4, and all after No. 7 (if any). Vol. 2 is missing all after No. 6 (if any). Vol. 3 has only Nos. 1 and 2 here. Anthropological Series, Vols. 2 to 5, inclusive. Vol. 2 is missing No. 1. Also includes the complete Guide to Field Museum, 1894. Original printed covers, illustrated, 102 titles. The lot is at half the price of publication, including many important Monographs. Chicago, 1894-1907.$15

774. Free Museum of Science and Art, Department of Archaeology, etc., University of Pennsylvania. Bulletin, Volume 2, Issues 3 and 4; Volume 3, Issues 1 to 4, inclusive. Original paper covers. Much information on Indians by Culin, including his trip to California, illustrated. Philadelphia, 1901-02. The lot, $2.50

775. Glasgow Nat. History Society. Proceedings and Transactions of New Series. Vols. I to IV, including part 3 of Vol. IV. In original paper covers. Glasgow, 1885 to 1894. The lot,$3.75

776. Glasgow Philosophical Society, Proceedings of. Vols. XX to XXVI, incl. Also Vol. XXIX. Complete in original paper covers. Also Index to first 20 vols. Glasgow, 1889 to 1898. The lot, $3.75

777. Society of Sciences, Royal Bohemian, Proceedings of the Mathematical-Natural Science Class, 1888 to 1906, inclusive, missing 1894. Also, Index Volume, 1884-1904. 21 complete volumes. Original paper covers, illustrated, with colored and folding plates. Also, Yearbook of the Royal Bohemian, in 17 parts, missing only 1894. Paper covers. Prague. 1888 to 1906. The lot, $20

778. Humboldt Library. Nos. 64 to 75, including, missing No. 73, 11 parts, paper. Recent Discoveries of Science by Wallace, Darwin, Huxley, Spencer, etc.$1.50

779. Intellectual Observer. Review of Natural History. Microscopic Research and Recreative Science. Vols. 5 to 12, inclus. 8vo, half mor. A solid collection of this respected journal, beautifully illustrated with colored and tinted plates and numerous woodcuts. London, 1864 to ’68.$12.00

780. Journal of Science and Arts. Edited by Royal Institute of Great Britain. 5 volumes in 10 parts, reportedly all published. Uncut, original covers, plates. New York, 1817 to 1819, inclusive.$2.50

781. Kaidja A Kir. Hungarian Natural Science Society. A Series of Publications from this Institution, released as Occasional Papers. 8vo and 4to, in original paper covers, each serving as a complete monograph, with illustrations. Numbering 13 pieces ranging from 100 to 300 pages each. Budapest, 1889 to 1898. Sold only as a complete set.$5.75

782. La Naturaleza. Mexican Society of Natural History, Scientific Newspaper of the. 4 volumes, specifically: Vol. 7 of the first series, Nos. 1 to 18, Mexico, 1884 to 1886. Volumes 1 to 3 included of the second series; vol. 1 is missing No. 1; Vol. 2, Nos. 2 and 5; vol. 3, Nos. 1 and 2. Vol. 3 covers Birds, featuring many colored plates of Birds and Plants. Folio, original covers, colored and plain plates. Includes the first four contributions by Herrera on Birds of Mexico. Mexico, 1888 to 1903. The lot,$5.50

783. Linnæan Society of N. York. Transactions. Vol. 1, Royal 8vo, paper. Portrait of Linnæus. Merriam’s Vert. of Adirondack Region, Birds of Catskill, Bicknell; Dutcher on Fish Crow. N. York, 1882.$2.25

784. Linnæan Society of N. Y. City, Abstracts of Proceedings of Set of 19 Nos., 1 to 19, inclus., many valuable papers, 2 having autographs of Dr. E. Coues. Pub. at $6.00. Paper. N. Y., 1888 to 1906.$3

785. Linnæan Society of N. Y., Abstract, Proc. of. First 4 Reports, lot of 4 pieces. Printed covers. 1888-92.$1.00

786. Literary Record and Journal of the Linnæan Association of Pennsylvania College. Volumes 1 and 2 in one volume, half roan, illustrated. Includes articles on the Chinese Magnetic Chariot, a Catalogue of Birds Found in the Neighborhood of Carlisle, Cumberland County, PA, by S. F. Baird; a plate of the Hydrarchos; or, Fossil Sea Serpent, etc. Gettysburg, 1844-46.$5.00

787. Mathematical and Scientific Reports from Hungary. Vols. 6 to 16, inclusive, missing vols. 10 and 11; 9 complete vols. Printed covers, colored and plain plates. Budapest, 1889 to 1899. The lot, $6

787A. Memoirs of the Wernerian Natural History Society. Vol. 1. For 1808, ’09, ’10. Boards, uncut, paper label, 630 pp., colored plates, much on Fish and Whales. Edinburgh, 1811.$6.00

788. Meteorological Commission of the Natural Research Society in Brno, Report of. Volumes 6 to 17, inclusive; volumes 14 and 15 missing; 10 complete volumes. Paper covers, maps. Brno, 1888 to 1898. The lot, $4.00

789. Michigan. Academy of Science, First Report of. From its Organization, 1894, to June, 1899. By Barrows. 180 pages, illustrations. Lansing, 1900.$1.25

790. Midland Naturalist. Journal of the Midland Union Natural History Society. New Series. Volumes IX to XVI, complete in original issues, except for Volume XV, which is missing issues 175 and 180. Birmingham, England, 1886 to 1893.$5.75

791. National Museum of Buenos Aires, Communic. del. Vol. 1, 10 parts lacking part 4 to complete. Stitched, illustrated. Buenos Aires, 1898-1901.$1.25

792. Museo Nacional de Buenos Aires, Anales del. Vols. 4, 5, and 6, complete. Royal 8vo, original paper covers, map, colored and plain folding plates. 3 vols. Buenos Aires, 1895 to 1899.$3.75

793. National Museum, Rio de Janeiro, Archives. Vols. 7 to 10, inclusive. 4 complete volumes. Vol. 9 is the National Museum Magazine, original paper covers, fully illustrated. Vols. 7, 9, and 10 are in English; vol. 8 is in Spanish. Rio de Janeiro, 1887 to 1899. The lot,$3.75

794. Museum Comparative Zoology, Bulletin of. Vols. 1 and 2. 1863 to 1871. Complete, text and plates, without the title page of vol. 2. These include Dr. J. A. Allen’s historic and groundbreaking papers on Birds, Mammals, and Geographic Variation and Distribution, of which America is so justly proud. Very rare, half roan, 2 vols. in 1, 456 pp., illus. Cambridge.$12.00

795. Museum Compar. Zool. 5 Annual Reports of the Curator of. 1889 to ’93, and 1897-98. Paper covers. Cambridge, 1889-98.$1.50

796. Museum D’Histoire Naturelle de Paris, Bull. du. From 1895 to 1907, inclusive; 8 parts were issued each year to form a volume. Volumes for the years 1895, ’96, 1904, ’05, ’06, and ’07 are missing issues 1 to 3 for each; the rest are complete in original parts, as issued. The lot,$7.00

797. Naturalist (The). A Popular Monthly Magazine Illustrative of the Animal, Vegetable, and Mineral Kingdoms. Edited by B. R. Morris. Vols. 1, 2, 3. Half morocco, illustrated, 4 color plates. London, 1851-2-3.$1.50

798. Nature. A Weekly Illustrated Journal of Science. Volumes 1 to 23, inclusive, missing only volume 7. Also includes volumes 43 and 44. The first 3 volumes, along with volumes 9 to 14, inclusive, are bound in half roan, 2 volumes in 1. All the other volumes are in original parts, as issued. Volume 5 is missing issues 114 to 130; volume 6, issues 158 to 167; volume 23, issues 12 to 26; volume 43, issues 1, 2, 3, and 7 to 12; volume 44, issues 12, 13, 14, 16, 17, and after 19. The other 19 volumes are complete; 24 volumes in total. 4to. Published in London and New York, 1870 to 1891. Sold as a complete lot only.$28.50

799. Proceedings of the Natural Science Society in Basel. Volumes 8 to 16, inclusive, 1890 to 1903. 9 volumes in total. Complete, except volume 8, missing parts 1 and 2; volume 10, part 2; volume 15, parts 2 and 3. Also includes Index and Register for volumes 6 to 12, inclusive. Price: paper covers. Basel, 1890 to 1903.$6.00

800. Naturforschenden Gesellschaft in Bern, Mittheilungen der Nos. 1143 to 1372, inclus., in 9 complete vols. Paper covers, col. plates and maps. Bern, 1886 to 1895. The lot,$4.00

801. Proceedings of the Natural Science Association in Brunn. Volumes 26 to 37, inclusive, missing volumes 34 and 35; 10 complete volumes total. Paper covers, illustrated. Brünn, 1888 to 1899. The lot, $5.75

802. Natural History Society of Nuremberg, Annual Report and Proceedings. Vols. 8 to 13, inclusive, 6 vols. complete, except parts 1 to 4 of vol. 8. Paper covers, illustrated, color maps. Nuremberg, 1889 to 1900.$4.00

803. Scientists in Hermannstadt, Transylvanian Society for. Transactions and Communications of. Vols. 37 to 56, inclusive, missing vols. 38 and 45; 18 complete vols. Paper covers. Hermannstadt, 1887-1907. The lot,$6.50

804. Scientific Societies in Bremen, Proceedings from Vols. 10 to 18, inclusive. Complete, except vol. 10, which is missing part 1 and vol. 15, part 3. Paper, colored and plain plates. Bremen, 1888 to 1905.$5

805. Scientific Society of Osnabrück, Annual Report of Vols. 7 to 15, inclusive, missing vol. 13; 8 complete vols. Paper covers. Osnabrück, 1889 to 1903. The lot, $3.25

806. Natural Science Society of Styria, Communications of the Whole series. Issues 22 to 38, inclusive, with printed covers, complete. 17 volumes. Graz, 1886 to 1902.$7

807. Naussaischen Vereins für Naturkunde, Jahrbucher des. Vols. 45 to 53, inclus., 9 complete vols. Paper covers, colored and plain plates, many of them Lepidoptera. Wiesbaden, 1892 to 1900. The lot,$7.50

808. N. York Academy Sciences, Transactions. Vols I to XVI, inclusive. Paper covers, as issued, complete set of this series, all published. 16 vols. Published at $5.00 per vol. N. Y., 1882 to 1897. Half price,$40

809. N. York Lyceum Nat. Hist. Charter, Constitution, and By-Laws, Incorporated. April, 1818. Also Catalog of Books, etc. Paper, 22 pages. New York, 1823.$1.00

810. N. York State Cabinet, Natural History Reports, 1851 to 1894. This includes the 4th to 57th Annual Reports, missing Nos. 5, 6, 12, 13, 16, 17, 40, 42, 44 to 46, inclusive. Various bindings in paper, cloth, and leather. Also includes the Catalogue of the Cabinet Nat. Hist. N. Y. Albany, 1853, and the Report of the Commission on Completion of Nat. Hist N. Y., 1852. In total, 30 volumes.$18.00

811. N. York. Annual Reports of Regents, N. York State University. 51st to 61st, inclusive (missing 56th); also 64th, 65th, 66th, 70th, and 73rd. Paper covers. 1838 to 1860. 15 pieces. Lot,$3.75

812. N. York. Reports from the Regents of the University of the State of N. York on the Status of the State Cabinet of Natural History and the Historical and Antiquarian Collection. Half leather, 2 volumes containing 8 reports; from the 18th to the 25th, inclusive, rare, fully illustrated. Albany, 1865-1873.$7.00

813. N. York State Museum of Natural History. Annual Reports. Albany. Odd volumes or sets quoted.

814. Peabody Academy of Science, 1st, 2nd and 3rd Annual Reports of. Pr. paper covers, very rare. Salem, 1869-71. Lot,$3.50

815. Popular Science Review. Samuelson, James, Ed. A Quarterly Miscellany of Instructive Articles on Scientific Subjects. Vols. 1-5. Half leather, plain and colored plates. London, 1862-66.$6.50

815A. Report of the Rugby School Natural History Society for the Years 1867 to 1876, inclus. Half calf, fully illustrated with plain and colored plates. Rugby, 1868-1877.$4.50

816. Rochester Academy of Science, Proceedings of. Vol. I, Complete, vol. II missing Broch. 3; vol. III, parts 1 to 14, included, missing part 8. Original parts. Rochester, 1890-1891. Sold as a lot only.$2.25

817. R. Accademia delle Scienze dell'Istituto di Bologna, Rendiconti della Sessione Nuova Serie. Vols. 1 to 10, incl. Original parts as issued. Paper covers, illustrated, 10 complete vols. Bologna, 1897 to 1906. The lot, $5

818. Royal Society Edinburgh, Proceedings of. Vols. XII to XXVII, inclus., complete; also vol. XXVIII, part I. Orig. paper covers, as issued, plain and col. plates. Edinburgh, 1884 to 1908. 16 vols.$20

819. Rutimeyer, L. Collected Minor Writings on General Topics from the Field of Natural Science. 2 vols., complete. Paper covers, uncut, portrait, maps, and illustrations. Basel, 1898.$2.00

820. Science. Published weekly in Cambridge, Mass., by Moses King. Starting with Vol. I, Feb., 1883, the following issues are available and will be sold only as a complete lot, all in their original issues, as released. Issues (all included) 1 to 9, 25, 32, 47, 55 to 151, 168, 190 to 192, 198 to 201, 206, 212 to 228, 230 to 233, 236 to 266, 279, 507, 514, 518, 520, 525, 527, 531 to 555, 558, 559, 562 to 581 of the Old Series. New Series, vol. I, from Jan. to June, 1895, is complete. Vol. II is missing issues 33 and 47. Vol. IV, 1896, is complete. Several volumes of the old series are complete. The lot, $9

821. Smithsonian Contributions to Knowledge. Volumes and parts available. Request a quote.

822. Smithsonian Inst. Reports. A Long Run from 1850 to 1890, with few breaks. Sold as a lot. Also odd volumes of the same.

823. Societa Adriatica di Scienze Naturali in Trieste, Bollettino della. Vols. 11 to 18, inclus.; 8 complete vols. Paper covers. Trieste, 1889 to 1898. The lot,$4.75

824. Societa Italiana di Scienze Naturali, Atti della. Vols. 29 to 36, including. Complete, except for vols. 33 and 36, which (each) are missing parts 3 and 4. Paper covers. Milan, 1886 to 1896.$4.75

825. Società Veneto-Trentino di Scienze Naturali in Padova, Atti della. The following volumes are represented: First Series, vol. 11, part 2; vol. 12, part 1. Second Series, vols. 1, 2, and 3; parts 1 and 2 each. Paper covers, illustrations, and folding plates. Padova, 1889 to 1899. Also, Soc. Ven.-Trent. di Sci. Nat., Bulletino della. Vol. 4, parts 3 and 4; vol. 5, parts 1, 3, and 4; vol. 6, parts 1 to 4, inclusively. Paper covers. Padova, 1889 to 1899. The lot, $3.00

826. Society for the Fauna and Flora of Finland. Volumes 5 to 28, inclusive, missing volume 24. 23 complete volumes. Paper covers, illustrated. Helsinki, 1889 to 1905. Also, Soc. for Fauna, etc. Notifications from 1888 to 1906, inclusive. 18 volumes, complete. Paper covers, illustrated. In total, 41 volumes. Lot available for less than half price.$21.50

827. Society of Naturalists of Kiev, Memoirs of the. Volumes 10 to 12, inclusive, also volume 19 and part 1, volume 20. Paper covers, illustrated, printed in Russian. Kiev, 1889 to 1905. The lot, 4½ volumes,$2.25

828. Society of Naturalists of New Russia, Memoirs of the. Volumes 14 to 29, inclusive. 14 complete volumes. Volumes 17 and 20, each missing part 1. Paper covers, illustrated, printed in Russian. Odessa, 1889 to 1906. The lot, $7.00

829. Society of Naturalists at the Imperial University of Kharkow. Volumes 25 to 39, inclusive, missing volumes 30, 33, and 34. Paper covers, printed in Russian, illustrated. 12 complete volumes. Royal 8vo. Kharkow, 1891 to 1904. The lot, at a low price.$7.75

830. Société des Sciences de Nancy. Bulletin de la. Series II, Vol. 9, 21st Year, 1888 to Vol. 14, 28th Year, 1895, included, lacking fascicule 24 only. Also includes Catalog of the Library and 10 Signatures of the Bull. des Séances. Paper covers. Paris, 1888 to 1896. The lot, $3.75

831. Society of Natural Sciences of Neuchatel. Bulletin of the. Volumes 21 to 32, inclusive, missing volume 28. Paper covers, untrimmed; also includes an index volume for the 4 volumes of Memoirs and the first 25 volumes of the Bulletin. Neuchatel, 1893 to 1904.$7.50

832. Society for the Study of Natural Sciences of Béziers. Bulletin. Vols. 11 to 27, inclusive, complete. Paper covers, uncut. 17 vols. Béziers, 1889 to 1905. The lot,$6.00

833. Société d'Histoire Naturelle de Metz. Bull. de la. 2E Series, vols. 6 to 12, inclusive, lacks vol. 11. Paper. Metz, 1893 to 1905.$2

834. Société Linneenne de Bordeaux. Meeting Minutes. Vols. 41 to 55, inclusive, missing vols. 42, 49, 50, 51. 11 complete volumes. Paper covers. Also, Fascicule 2 of their Library Catalogue and 13 issues of the Bulletin. Bordeaux, 1887 to 1901. The lot,$4.00

835. Société Linnéenne de Lyon, Annales de la. Vols. 32 to 44, inclusive, missing vols. 38, 39, and 43. Royal 8vo, paper covers, uncut, 10 vols. Lyon, 1886 to 1897. The lot.$6.00

836. Societe Linneenne de Normandie. Bull. de la. 4th Series. Vols. 1 to 10, inclusive. Complete, except vol. 5, part 2, which is missing. Also 5th series, vols. 1 to 9, inclusive, complete, except vol. 1, which includes only part 1. Paper covers, uncut. Sold as 19 vols. Caen, 1888 to 1906.$11.00

837. Societe Nation. des Scien. Naturelles, Etc., de Cherbourg, Memoires de la. Vols. 25 to 29, inclusive, complete in original covers, uncut. Also 50th Anniversary of the Society, 1902. Paris, 1887 to 1895. The lot,$4

838. Staten Island, Nat. Sci. Ass’n, Proc. of. Lot of Title Pages, Indexes and odd parts, first 4 vols. 1883, etc. Stitched.$1

839. Student and Intellectual Observer. Vols. 1 to 5. Colored and plain plates. 5 vols., half morocco, fine set. London, 1868-71.$8.00

840. Journal of the Trenton Natural History Society. Vol. I, Nos. 1, 2, and 3. Vol. II, Nos. 1 and 2. Trenton, 1886 to 1891, complete, all published. In original paper covers. Entirely out of print. The first volume, part 3, includes Dr. Alfred C. Stokes’s History of the Fresh Water Infusoria of the U.S., pp. 71 to 319, illustrated with 13 plates featuring nearly 250 figures. Other articles are written by Professors Apgar, Ernst Volk, F. A. Lucas, etc. Vol. II, No. 2, focuses on Professor Apgar’s Mollusks of the Atlantic Coast of the U.S., from Cape Hatteras south. The set, $4.75

841. Journal of the Trenton Natural History Society. Quoted odd parts.

842. Tufts’ College Studies. Nos. 1 to 5, inclusive. March, 1894, to 1898. Paper covers, uncut, illustrated. F. Coll., Mass.$1.50

843. U. S. National Museum. Proceedings. Vols. 5-9, inclusive, in sheets. Vol. 9 is incomplete, and the title page of Vol. 5 is dirty. Wash., 1883-87.$5

844. Association for Patriotic Natural History in Württemberg, Annual Reports of. Vols. 45 to 50, inclusive, 6 complete volumes. Paper covers, illustrated. Stuttgart, 1889 to 1894 The lot, $4.50

845. Societies for the Dissemination of Scientific Knowledge in Vienna. Publications of. From 1895 to 1902, inclusive, 8 volumes, complete. Paper covers. Vienna, 1895-1902. The lot, $3.75

846. Proceedings of the Zoological-Botanical Society in Vienna. Volumes 39 to 55, inclusive, missing volumes 46 and 47. Volume 45 is missing issues 6, 9, and all after 10; volume 53 is missing issues 3 and 4. Paper covers, 13 complete volumes. Vienna, 1889 to 1905.$12.00

847. The Scientific Society in Christiania. Year 1887, complete in 1 volume. Also, from 1895 to 1907, inclusive, missing 1896; 1900 and 1902. 10 complete volumes. Paper covers. Christiana. The lot, $5.50

848. Scientific Society Proceedings in Christiania. From 1887 to 1901, inclusive, missing 1894, ’95, ’97, ’99, and 1900. These volumes range from 1 to 5 or more parts, with the highest number being from 1 to 21 in 1893. 1896 contains only part 7. Several years include an extra part titled “Oversight over Scientific Society Moder.” Paper covers, illustrated. Also, Writings published by the Scientific Society in Christ, for 1894, 2 parts, royal 8vo. The lot. A different kind from No. 847.$6.00

849. Quarterly Journal of the Natural Society in Zurich. Volumes 36 to 44, inclusive, missing volume 41. Volume 39 is missing part 2. Volume 42, parts 1, 3, 4. Volume 44, part 3. 5 complete volumes. Paper covers. Zurich, 1891 to 1899. Also, Celebration Book of the Society, etc. Complete in 2 parts. Colored and plain plates. Also an Index to the first 36 volumes. 7 volumes, complete, and 3 incomplete. Zurich, 1896. The lot,$4.75

850. Washburn Laboratory Natural History, Bulletin of. Ed. by Cragin. Vol. I, Nos. 1 to 7, inclus., lacks No. 6. Paper. Topeka, 1884-86.$1.25

851. West American Scientist. Vol. I, Nos. 3, 6, and 11. Vol. II, 1, 13, 14. Vol. III, 24 to 29, inclusive. Vol. VI, 42 to 49, inclusive. Vol. VII, complete, except for 53 and 57. Vol. VIII, 64. Sold only as a set. Paper covers, as issued. San Diego, CA, 1885 to 1892.$3.00.

852. Wagner Free Inst. Science, Philadelphia. Transactions. Vols. 2 and 6, in paper covers, illustrated by 13 plates. The latter is entirely focused on Scott’s Uinta Solenodonts. The former is dedicated to 6 papers on Fossils by Leidy. The two, $2.75.

853. Zoological Society of London. Proceedings of the Scientific Meetings. Index, 1848-1860, London, 1863. Index, 1861-1870, London, 1872. 2 vols. Cloth and half mor. Complete Indexes, 1848-1870.$4

854. Zoological Society of London. Transactions From Vol. 8 (1872) to Vol. 12 (1890), excluding Vol. 10, Part 2, and Vol. 12, Part 1. Includes a large collection of plates featuring birds, mammals, etc., many with beautiful colors; also several excerpts from the Transactions (2 being presentation copies from the authors), along with the General Index for Volumes 1-10; a total of 51 parts, royal 4to, paper. London, 1872-90. Very rare. A complete set (13 volumes) is listed in a London catalog for $250.00. Many single parts published for 42s.$28.00

(Several items that properly belong under General Zoology can be found among
the following):

855. Adams, W. Dales. Scenery, Fishing Streams and Mines of Derbyshire, and Surrounding Counties, Historical and Geological. 12mo, 173 pp., illus. London, 1861.$1.50

856. Agassiz, Louis. His Life and Correspondence. Edited by Elizabeth Cary Agassiz. 2 vols., 794 pp., gilt tops, uncut, illustrated, first edition, in pristine condition. Boston, 1885.$2.75

857. Agassiz, L. Essay on Classification. First Separate Ed. 381 pp., rare. London, 1859.$2

858. Agassiz, L. Methods of Study in Natural History. First Ed. 12mo, 319 pp., illus. Boston, 1863.$1.50

859. Audubon. The Miscellany of Natural History. Vol. I, Parrots by Sir Thos. Dick Lauder, and Capt. Thos. Brown. 12mo, 170 pp., 35 hand-colored plates of parrots, rare portrait of Audubon painted by J. Syme, engraved extra title. Edinburgh, 1833.$3.00

860. Auer, Alois. The Discovery of Nature Printing or the Invention. Colored plates, 4to, paper. Nature Printing Process Controversy. Vienna, 1854.$2.50

861. Barlow, Rev. Wm. The Smithsonian Institution. Speech on the Responsibilities of Government, with Plans for Using the Smithsonian Fund for Public Education. Paper, 40 pages, New York, 1847.$1.75

862. Barton, Benj. S. Fragments of the Natural History of Pennsylvania. Part 1. [All published.] 4to, unbound, in a buckram portfolio, corners of some pages repaired, text intact, clean copy, rare. Mainly discusses Birds. Philadelphia, Way & Groff, 1799.$10

863. Beebe, C. Wm. Log of the Sun, a Chronicle of Nature’s Year, with 52 full-page illustrations by W. K. Stone, along with Vignettes and Photos from Life. Royal 8vo, like new, full gilt, 345 pages, published at $5.00. N. Y., 1906.$2.75

864. Behrens, H. The Natural History of Hartz Forest. Calf, cracked, 164 pp., very rare. London, 1730.$4.00

865. Book of Nature, Featuring a Brief Overview of the Animal Kingdom, as well as Drawings of Plant Anatomy, Geology, Botany, etc. Edited by a Group of Scientific Gentlemen from Philadelphia. Vol. 1. Published by S. Atkinson’s Phila. Xylographic Press. Engraved colored title, 102 pages, and 119 plates, 4 of which appear to have been printed in colors. There is no doubt that Say, Ord, Conrad, McClure, Nuttall, and their Philadelphia associates contributed to this work, while the well-known names of engravers like Anderson, Boyd, Exilious, Leney, Murray, Jones, Porcher, Nesmith, Kneass, Gridley, Childs, Tanner, Vallance, etc., are credited on the engravings. 4to, original marbled sheep, somewhat worn and soiled. Very rare. Philadelphia, 1834.$7.50

866. Bradley, Richard (F. R. S.), Botanist. Philosophical Account of the Works of Nature. Based on Mr. Addison's plan, focusing on the Animal and Vegetable World. Illustrated with many interesting images, created and engraved by the best artists. Second edition, revised and expanded. Old calf, 299 pages. London, 1739.$3.50

867. Buchoz’s Luxurious Illustrations of Natural History. A stunning collection of 6 large folio volumes, featuring an exceptionally complete series of the beautifully illustrated works of Dr. Pierre Joseph Buchoz de Metz, Botanic Physician of Paris. Brief titles are:—(1) The Wonderful and Various Gifts of Nature in the Animal Kingdom, or Collection of Animals * * serving as General and Economic History of the Three Kingdoms. Paris, 1782. 142 plates. (2) General History of Animals, Plants, and Minerals, etc., Part 1. European, Asian, African, and American [races], Part 2, Quadrupeds [Simiidae]. Part 1, [part 3] Quadrupeds of France (concluding Vol. 1 as bound). Paris, n.d., 61 plates. (3) Collection of Precious Plants, Colored * * Collection of Illuminated Flowers cultivated in the Gardens of China, as well as in Those of Europe. Paris, n.d., 200 plates (completing vol. 2 as bound). (4) Collection of Precious and Illuminated Flora. The most Beautiful and Curious plants cultivated in the Gardens of China. (a) Part I: Plants of China painted in the Country. 100 plates. Paris, n.d. (b) Part II: The most Beautiful Plants cultivated in the Gardens of Europe. 100 plates. Paris, n.d. (Completing vol. 3, as bound). (5) The Garden of Eden, the Terrestrial Paradise renewed in the Queen’s Garden at Trianon. Or collection of the Rarest Plants found in the Two Hemispheres. 140 plates. Paris, 1783. (6) Colored Collection of the Most Beautiful Varieties of Hyacinths * * in the Florist Gardens of Harlem. 20 plates. Paris, 1781. (7) Colored Collection of the Most Beautiful Varieties of Tulips, cultivated in the Florist Gardens or New Arrivals of Flora to the Amateurs. 40 plates. Paris, 1781. (Completing vol. 4, as bound.) (8) Herbarium, or Collection of Medicinal Plants of China based on a painted and unique Manuscript found in the Library of the Emperor of China. 100 plates. Paris, 1781. (9) Collection of Precious Minerals [including many fossils]. 100 plates. Paris, 1782 (concluding vol. 5, as bound). (10) The Ark of Noah, or Collection of the Rarest and Most Curious Animals in the Two Continents. 9 plates, of which plates 4, 5, 6, and 8 are missing. Paris, 1788. The above Noah’s Ark and the engraved Index “Explanations of the Plates” for the whole set (except for the Noah’s Ark), which is apparently an unfinished publication. Comprises vol. 6 and the last of the set.

It would take a lot of space to fully appreciate the artistic quality of the engravings and hand-coloring in Buchoz’s luxurious and pricey volumes. Overall, these works are of main interest to botanists and horticulturists, but alongside the illustrations of plants and flowers, there are many birds and brightly colored insects included, in addition to those specifically depicted. American species make up a good portion of the list. Several species are marked as new and are given scientific names followed by “Nobis” in the Plate Indexes. Aside from the issue noted in “L. Arche de Noë,” vol. 6, the collection is complete as listed, including all the beautifully engraved title pages and indexes. The volumes are about 19 × 11½ inches and are sturdily bound in half green leather and marbled boards. The condition of both the binding and the contents is exceptionally good. 10 vols. in 6. Paris, 1781-88. Sold only as a set.Reduced from $285 to $150

868. Buffon’s Natural History of Man, the Globe, and Quadrupeds. Additions from Cuvier, Lacepede, etc. Edited by “J. W.” 2 vols. in 1, 588 pp., 300 engravings, hunting scenes, etc. N. York, 1855.$2.50

869. Cassino’s Naturalists’ Directory. (The First.) Featuring the Names of Naturalists, Chemists, and others. With an Index organized by Departments, etc. Printed paper covers, rare, interleaved. Salem, 1877.$2.00

870. The Same. The Second. Paper covers, interleaved. Salem, 1878.$1.75

871. The Same, for 1880. Stiff paper covers, interleaved. Boston, 1880.$1.25

872. The Same, for 1884. Great condition, like new, 191 pages. Boston, 1884.$1.00

873. The Same, for 1892. Paper covers, 274+164 pages. Boston, 1892.$1.25

874. Catalogue of all the Main Rarities in the Public Theater and Anatomy Hall of the University of Leiden, organized for easy access. 4to, stitched, 12 pp., complete. Very rare and interesting. Printed by Jacobus Voorn, Leiden, 1687.$3

875. Chap Book. Introduction to the Natural History of Beasts and Birds. Also, Selected Easy Verse, etc. First edition, small 12mo, calf, 180 pages, old woodcuts by Gobrecht, Fox, etc. Baltimore, 1807.$2.00.

876. Cordova, J. De. Texas, Her Resources and Her Public Men. First ed., 375 pp. Full of Valuable History and Statistics. Phila., 1858.$3.50

877. Cuvier, G. Lessons of Comparative Anatomy Collected and Published under his supervision by C. Dumeril. 5 volumes, 12mo, half calf, illustrated, with 52 plates. Paris, Year 8.$2.75

878. Darwin, Charles. (1) Origin of Species by Means of Natural Selection, etc., 447 pages, 5th edition, with additions. New York, 1872. (2) Descent of Man, and Selection in Relation to Sex. 2 volumes, 409 pages + 436 pages, with illustrations. New York, 1872. (3) Variation of Animals and Plants under Domestication. Authorized edition with a preface by Prof. Asa Gray. 2 volumes, 494 + 568 pages, illustrated. New York, no date. (Copyright, 1868). 5 volumes in matching half calf, gold spines, marbled covers and edges. Fine set.$9.50

879. De Crignelle, Henri. Le Morvan, (A District of France), Its Wild Sports, Vineyards and Forests, etc., Trans. from the Original MS. by Capt. Jesse. 326 pp., frontis., scarce. London, 1851.$2.50

880. Delacoste. Catalog of Natural Products and Curiosities, in the Natural History Cabinet, No. 38 William Street, New York. Includes proposals for establishing a natural history society in New York, along with a list of supporters and subscribers. Very rare. New York, 1804.$3

881. Deleuze, M. History and Description of the Royal Museum of Natural History. 2 vols. Full leather, many plates. Paris, 1823.$2.00

882. Description of a Great Variety of Animals and Vegetables, including Beasts, Birds, Fishes, Insects, Plants, etc., by Natural History Writers, (etc.). Small 8vo, elegantly bound in old crushed levant leather with a gilt tooled border, nearly 100 copper plates, hand-colored, and intriguing. London, 1736.$3.50

883. A Description of 300 Animals, with a Detailed Account of How to Catch Whales in Greenland, etc. Extracted from the Best Authors. Third edition, carefully revised, etc. 12mo, sheep, hole in the title page, 212 pages, illustrated, with copper plates. London, 1736.$2.75

884. Another Copy. 10th ed. Name removed from title page. London, 1773.$3.00

885. De Voe, Thomas F. The Market Assistant of Human Food Sold in the Public Markets of New York, Boston, Philadelphia, and Brooklyn. With incidents and anecdotes. 12mo, 450 pp., illus. New York, 1867.$1.75.

886. Dobsonville, M. Foucher. Philosophic Essays on the Behavior of Different Foreign Animals, with Insights on the Laws and Customs of Eastern Nations. Translated into English by Holcroft. Old calf, 395 pages. London, 1784.$2.00

887. Edwards, A. M. Life Beneath the Waters; or, The Aquarium in America. Plates and Woodcuts From Life. 170 pp. New York, 1858.$1.25

887A. Elements of Natural History. Introduction to the Systema Naturæ by Linnaeus; Including the Features of All Genera, Especially Those Native to Britain, etc. 2 vols., half leather, many engravings. London, 1801, ’02.$3.50

888. Fisher, Thos. Dial of the Seasons; or, Portrait of Nature. 217 pp. Phila., 1845.$2.50

889. Fitzgerald, F. Surveys of Nature, Historical, Moral, and Entertaining. 2 thick volumes. Small 4to, calf. Beautiful old copper plates of Birds, Mammals, Insects, Reptiles, and Fishes. London, n. d.$1.75

890. Gardens and Menageries of the Zoological Society Illustrated. Vol. 1, Mammals; vol. 2, Birds; 2 vols. Illustrated. Chiswick, 1831.$2.00

891. Gillmore, Parker (Ubique). Days and Nights by the Desert. 234 pp., illus. London, 1888.$2.75

892. Gloger, C. M. L. Handbook and Auxiliary Book of Natural History for Educated Readers of All Classes, Especially for Mature Youth and Their Teachers. 495 pp., half leather, first edition, excellent copy. Very rare. Contains the first valid names for several genera of American animals. Breslau, 1842.$3.50

893. Godman, J. D. Rambles of a Naturalist, With Memoir of Author. 16mo, 124 pp. Phila., 1859.$1.00

894. Goldsmith, Oliver. History of the Earth and Animated Nature. 4 vols. This rare edition was compiled and printed for M. Carey, the well-known publisher from Philadelphia, and is illustrated with a new set of copper plates, engraved by American artists. Due to incorrect numbering of the plates and the absence of an index, it’s impossible to determine if any are missing. The plates in vol. 2, which cover the Mammalia, are numerous; those in the other volumes are scarce. The text is complete, with indices. Sold as found, newly bound in buckram. Philadelphia, M. Carey, May 12th to Nov. 5th, 1795.$8.00

895. Goldsmith, Oliver. A History of the Earth and Animated Nature. With many notes from the works of the most notable British and foreign naturalists. Illustrated by over 2000 figures. Preface dated 1852. Published in nine parts, each with printed paper covers, cloth spine, engraved title, and hand-colored plates. The complete set, uncut. In parts. Blackie & Son, Glasgow, Edinburgh and London, 1855.$4

896. Graves, George (F. L. S.). The Naturalist’s Companion. Introduction to Nat. Hist., With Approved Methods for Collecting and Preserving the Products of Nature. Half leather, boards, uncut, cracked, 335 pages, published at 21 shillings. 3 plain and 5 colored plates. London, 1824.$2.25

897. Graves, George. The Naturalist’s Pocket-Book. Brief Introduction to the Different Branches of Nat. Hist., etc. Half leather, 335 pages, illustrated. London, 1818.$2.00

898. Guthrie’s Geography. Unique 3-volume copy. Contains Ord’s North American Zoology, A New Geographical, Historical, and Commercial Grammar; and the current state of the various Kingdoms of the World. By Wm. Guthrie, Esq. The Astronomical section by Jas. Ferguson, which includes recent discoveries by Dr. Herschel and other notable astronomers. Illustrated with 28 accurate maps. The second American edition, improved. 2 volumes of text, in pristine condition, as are the 28 folded maps and a plate of “The Armillary Sphere,” which are bound in a separate volume. The 3 volumes are in matching rainbow calf, slightly cracked at the hinges, and only one volume has the label on the back. This edition is technically the third published in America, although it is the second out of three issues from Johnson & Warner, and it is the only one that includes the systematic classification of NORTH AMERICAN ZOOLOGY by GEORGE ORD. The rarity of this edition was noted nearly 20 years ago when a reprint of the Zoology was made from Ord’s own copy, the only one found by the editor after meticulous search. See “Rhoads’ Reprint,” under General Zoology, in this Catalog. Since then, 2 copies of volume 2 (only) have been found, but no complete set, with Atlas, had been known prior to the one now offered. It was recently discovered in an attic in Philadelphia. Philadelphia, Johnson & Warner, 1815.$75

899. Hardie, James (A. M.) Dictionary of the Most Uncommon Wonders of the Works of Art and Nature, Especially Those That Are Most Notable in America. Half calf, cracked, uncut, 336 pp. Includes Account of Peale’s Museum. N. York, 1819.$2.75

900. Harlan, R. Medical and Physical Researches; or, Original Memoirs in Medicine, Surgery, Physiology, Geology, Zoology, and Comparative Anatomy. 653 pages, plates with 106 figures, half calf, uncut, binding, worn, autograph of Dr. Morton, author of “Crania Americana,” rare. Philadelphia, 1835.$5.75

901. Heck, J. G. Iconographic Encyclopedia. Trans. by S. F. Baird. 4 vols., text, 8vo, and 2 vols. plates, oblong 4to, half leather, fine copy. This work is significant for American biologists. New York, 1851.$11.00

902. Humphreys. Mr. Spectacle de la Nature; or, Nature Displayed. Discussions on various aspects of Natural History considered appropriate to shape the minds of young people, etc. Translated from the French. Third edition, revised. Calf, 208 pages, plus Index, copper plates. London, 1736.$3

902A. Huygens, Christian. The Celestial Worlds Discovered, or, Conjectures About Inhabitants, Plants, and Products of the World on the Planets. Second edition, revised and expanded. 12mo, leather, 162 pages, with fold-out plates. London, 1722.$2.00

903. Iconographic Encyclopedia. A collection of botanical and zoological plates; includes 212 plates with hundreds of figures, stitched. See Heck, above. N. Y., 1851.$2.00

904. Jardine, Sir William. The Naturalist’s Library. 42 volumes, 12mo, uniform crimson cloth, gilt tops, uncut, colored plates, covers of 7 volumes water stained, the others in as new condition, contents of all fine. London, no date.$22.50

905. Jones, Thos. Rymer. Natural History of Animals. Summary of 3 Lectures delivered at the Royal Institution of Great Britain. 2 vols. 12mo, uncut, illustrated. London, 1845.$3.50

906. Jonstonus, Johannes. Natural History. 6 Parts in 1 thick volume. 1, Quadrupeds, Mammals, Lizards, Turtles, and Amphibians. 2, Birds. 3, Insects. 4, Snakes. 5, Fish, including Whales. 6, Mollusks and Crustaceans. Four engraved and two printed title pages. Parts 1, 4, and 6 are complete. 1 or 2 plates are missing from each of the others, but the engravings of strange and fabulous creatures, for which this work is famous, are mostly intact. Folio, calf. Amsterdam, 1657.$5.75

907. Jonstonus, J. The same, focusing specifically on Insects (in 3 books) and on Serpents and Dragons (in 2 books). These were published as a separate volume of the series, complete with Indexes and 2 title pages, as issued. Folio, old calf, cracked. Amsterdam, 1657.$3.00

908. Lamarck, J. B. P. A. Philosophical Outline on the Presentation of considerations related to the Diversity of Their Organization and the Abilities they acquire, etc. Autograph of John Cassin on fly leaves; quarter roan, 2 volumes. Paris, 1830.$2

909. Langley, S. P. Reports of the Secretary of the Smithson. Inst. for 1896, ’97, ’99, ’01, ’02. 5 volumes. Royal 8vo, full and half morocco. Specially bound for Hon. Robt. Adams, Jr., M. C. Including illustrated reports of Washington Zoo, Park, plates of Indians, etc. Wash.$2.50

910. Linne, Carl. System Naturæ Holmiæ, 1766. Twelfth Edition. Vol. 3, on Mineralogy and Fossils, with an Appendix on Animals and Plants and an Index to the 3 vols., plates. Holmiæ, 1768.$1.75

911. Linnaeus, C. Fauna Svecica. Listing the Animals of the Kingdom of Sweden, including Mammals, Birds, Amphibians, Fish, Insects, Worms, etc. Calf, cracked, 411 pp., copper plates at the end. Lugduni Batavorum, 1746.$3.50

912. Mann, R. J. Philosophy of Reproduction. Illustrated with woodcuts, 12mo, rare, a lot on Botany. London, 1855.$1.00

913. Mason, F. Burmah, Its People and Natural Products, or Notes on the Nations, Fauna, Flora, and Minerals, with Systematic Catalogues of the Known Mammals, Birds, Fish, Reptiles, Insects, Mollusks, Crustaceans, Annelids, Radiates, Plants, and Minerals, with Vernacular Names. 913 pp., half mor. Rangoon, 1860.$6.00

914. Matthews, F. Schuyler. Familiar Features of the Roadside. Flowers, Shrubs, Birds and Insects. 160 Drawings by the Author. 12mo, 269 pp. (Bird Songs). N. York, 1897.$1.50

915. Milne-Edwards, M. H. Elements of Zoology or Lectures on the Anatomy, Physiology, Classification, and Behavior of Animals in 2 volumes. Volume 1 covers Mammals, in 2 parts. Volume 2 includes Birds, Reptiles, Fish, Insects, Mollusks, Crustaceans, and Lower Invertebrates, but has no title and starts at page 487. 2 volumes, as they are, half calf, many plates. Paris, 1840.$2.50

916. Millar, George Henry. A New, Complete and Universal System of Natural History, etc. Decorated with Stunning Copper Plates, Engraved by the Best Artists of London and Paris. Written by a Group of Gentlemen under Millar's Supervision. Folio, original calf, 618 pages, a few leaves missing, some plates torn. London (1785).$5

917. Minnesota and Its Resources. By J. Wesley Bond. Also, Camp Fire Sketches; or, Notes of a Trip From St. Paul to Pembina and Selkirk Settlements on the Red River of the North. 400 pages, map, frontispiece, and engraved title. Redfield, 1853.$2.00

918. Minnesota, Nat. Hist. Survey of. Ann. Reports, 4th to 11th inclusive; also the 16th and 18th; also second edition of first Report. 11 volumes, in printed covers. St. Paul, 1872 to 1891. The lot, $5

918A. Museum Management. Museum of Natural History. Half leather, illustrated. A collection of natural history papers by H. H. Higgins from the Liverpool Museum. It includes two very significant illustrated works on museum management, totaling about 20 papers. An autographed letter is included. Liverpool, no date. 1866-1884.$3

919. Muybridge, Eadweard. Animal Locomotion, an Electro-Photographic Investigation of Consecutive Phases of Animal Movements, 1872-85. Published with the support of the University of Pennsylvania. A collection of 96 chosen plates. In portfolio, full Russia. This is the author's curated selection from his major work, which includes 781 plates, with only 35 complete sets available, priced at around $75.00 each. Phila., 1887.$6.00

920. Natural History of Birds, Fish, Insects, and Reptiles, etc. 6 volumes in 3, half roan, beautifully colored plates. London, 1815-1816.$7.50

921. Naturalists’ Cabinet. By Thomas Smith. 5 volumes, illustrated, half calf. Printed by the Albion Press, London, 1806.$2.25

922. Nature Printing Process, Controversy. Auer, Alois. The Discovery of Nature Printing, etc. 4to, paper, 75 pp., colored plates, facsimile letters, plates of leaves, algae, minerals, etc. Vienna, 1854.$2.50

923. North Carolina and Its Resources, Illustrated. Published by the State Board of Agriculture; includes a Map of North Carolina. Royal 8vo, 413 pages. Winston, 1896.$2.75

924. Oken’s Natural History for All Classes by Professor Oken. 14 volumes, including an index. Portrait of Oken. Uniform half calf, 12mo. The atlas of plates that goes with the work was published later and is not included with this set. A classic in Systematic Natural History. Stuttgart, 1833-1842. $5.00

925. Pennant, Thos. British Zoology. New edition. 4 vols., half leather, copper plates. London, 1812.$12.

926. Pliny. The World History of C. Plinius Secundus, etc., etc. With a detailed Index. Folio, vellum, 670 pp.+about 150 pp. Index. Basel, in Officina Frobeniana, 1530.$12

927. Pliny. The History of the World. By C. Pliny the Elder. 2 volumes in 1. Folio, mottled calf, 516 + 569 pages + Tables of Contents, etc. Paris, 1608.$6.75

928. Pliny. The History of the World. Commonly Known as the Natural History of C. Plinius Secondus. Translated into English by Philemon Holland. 2 vols. in 1, the best English edition. Folio, half calf, loose. Library stamp on title. London, 1635.$12.00

929. Pliny’s Natural History. Histoire Naturelle de Pline. New Translation by M. Ajasson De Grandsagne, with Notes by Beudant, Brongniart, Cuvier, and many others. 8vo, original paper covers, uncut, unopened, Library stamp on titles, 19 volumes, lacking the 20th to complete the set. Paris, 1829-1833.$6.00

930. Poey, Felipe. Memoirs on Natural History - Accompanied by Summaries in Latin and Extracts in French. 2 vols., 34 + 19 plates. Vol. I, Havana, 1851; vol. II, Havana, 1856-1858. Royal 8vo, mottled calf, fine copy. Rare and valuable.$10

931. Poinsett, Joel R. Talk on the Goals of the National Inst. for the Promotion of Science, Established in Washington, 1840, delivered at the First Anniversary. Paper. Wash., 1841.$1

931A. Porta, John Baptista, from Naples. Natural Magic in Twenty Books, Where All the Riches and Delights of the Natural Sciences Are Presented. Small folio, calf, 409 pp., plus Table. Illustrated engraved half title, rubricated whole title. Binding is a bit worn, but it’s a good copy of this very rare work. Chapter 3 discusses how to produce new plants. London, 1658.$12.00

932. Portraits of Famous Naturalists, Designed and Engraved by Tardieu. Tardieu, Ambroise Universal Iconography, Ancient and Modern Portraits of Notable French and Foreign Figures; Series of Naturalists. Paris, 1827. Small folio, boards, in excellent condition. Almost half of these beautiful stipple engravings feature renowned botanists. The inscriptions below are quite detailed, providing date of birth and death, specialties, honors achieved, etc. Rare.$22.50

933. Randall, J. The Severn Valley. Descriptive Sketches of the Course of the Severn, Topographical, Geological Features, etc. 279 pp., uncut, illus., Birds and Fish illustrated. London, 1862.$2.25

934. Ray, John (or Wray). Philosophical Letters Between the Late Learned Mr. Ray and Several of His Ingenious Correspondents, Natives and Foreigners. Also, those of Francis Willughby, Esq. Featuring many Interesting Discoveries and Advancements in the History of Mammals, Birds, Fish, Insects, etc. Old calf, 376 pp.+Index, etc. Illustrated with cuts. London, 1718.$4.75

935. Reclus, E. The Earth. Descriptive History of the Phenomena of the Life of the Globe. Maps and illustrations. New York, 1872.$1

936. Schoepf, Dr. J. D. Travels in the Confederation (The United States), 1783-1784. Translated from the German by A. J. Morrison, Ph. D. 2 vols. To be published by Subscription. Dr. Schoepf was a Chief Surgeon in the British Army during the Revolution and served in New York, Philadelphia, and Rhode Island. After the War, he began his journey in 1783 from New York and traveled through New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Maryland, Virginia, the Carolinas, and East Florida, as well as the Bahamas. The majority of the first volume focuses on Pennsylvania, extending as far west as Pittsburgh. He was a man of science—the first formal student of American Geology—and dedicates a significant portion of his work to topics in Natural History.

The work above is translated from the original and only edition, which is very rare. Its title is: “Journey Through Some of the Central and Southern United States, etc. Erlangen, 1788.” A prospectus will be sent upon request. Franklin Book Shop is the exclusive Eastern agent.$5

937. Sclater, P. L. List of the Vertebrated Animals Currently or Recently Living in the Gardens of the Zoological Society of London. 1883. Eighth ed., as new 682 pp., 61 illustrations and plates. Includes a list of all species received over the past 22 years.$1.25

938. Shaw, George. Zoological Lectures Delivered at the Royal Inst. in 1806 and 1807. 2 vols., full calf, gilt, illustrated by 163 plates, covering all orders of zoology. London, 1809.$1.50

939. Shaw, G., and Nodder, Fred’k P. Naturalists Miscellany; or, Coloured Figures of Natural Objects Drawn and Described from Nature. 5 volumes in 3, mottled calf, with 182 colored plates of birds, mammals, snakes, insects, reptiles, plants, corals, etc., some of the illustrations are very interesting. Plates are numbered, and there are indexes referring to them, but the text is not paged. Each volume includes an index and a dedicatory page, dedicating the volume to a notable person; there is one title page for the whole collection. Some plates are out of order, and 2 have large portions missing. Volumes are incorrectly numbered by the binder. This is a remarkably clean set and very comprehensive regarding birds. Portraits of William and Mary are pasted inside the front cover of the first volume. London, 1790-93.$7.50

939A. Sibree, Rev. James. The Great African Island. Chapters on Madagascar. Account of Recent Researches, Natural History and Botany, Folk Lore, etc. 372 pp., illus., map, uncut, author’s autographed presentation copy. London, 1880.$3.00

940. Smith, Geo. (M. D.) Delaware County, Pennsylvania, from the Discovery of the Territory, included within its limits to the Present Time, with a Notice of the Geology of the County and Catalogues of its Minerals, Plants, Mammals, and Birds. New buckram, gilt top, uncut, paper label, Author’s portrait, 5 folding maps, views, facsimile autographs and letters. 581 pp. Philadelphia, 1862.$4.00

941. Smith, Robert (Former Rat-Catcher to Princess Amelia). Universal Directory for Catching and Eliminating Rats, along with all other Four-Legged and Winged Pests, etc. 4th ed., paperback, 150 pp., folding plates. London, 1812. Includes Bird Catching.$2.00

942. Smith, Robt. Universal Directory for Catching and Getting Rid of Rats, and all other Types of Four-Legged and Winged Pests, etc. 12mo, calf, 218 pp., folding plates. The author was the Rat-Catcher for Princess Amelia. Rare first edition. London, 1768.$3.00

943. Stark, J. Elements of Natural History. Vol. 1. Vertebrata. Vol. 2, Invertebrata. 8 plates, 2 vols., boards, uncut. Edinburgh and London, 1828.$1.00

944. Stearns, Samuel. The American Oracle. A Look at Recent Discoveries in the Arts and Sciences, etc. Calf, loose, 625 pages + Index. Contains information on Funeral Customs in America, Mineral Waters, Rattlesnakes, Black Snakes, Vipers, and Mad Dogs—how to treat their Bites—lists of Birds, Animals, and Fish; a lot about Quakers; details on the Swedenborgians, grape growing, etc. Title page repaired. New York, 1791.$2.75

945. Taylor, Joseph. Naturales Curiosæ. Curiosities in Natural History. Taken from Authentic Reports of Eminent Travelers. 12mo, boards, uncut. London, 1819.$1.75

946. Thompson, Zadock. History of Vermont, Natural, Civil and Statistical. Illustrated with 200 woodcuts, map included, 652 pages, in great condition. First edition. Burlington, 1842.$2.75

947. Thoreau, Henry D. Walden; or, Life in the Woods. The rare first edition of his masterpiece, which sells for between $20.00 and $40.00. 12mo, original cloth. Boston, 1854.$12

947A. Turton, W. British Fauna, A Compendium of the Zoology of the British Islands, Organized According to the Linnæan System. Vol. 1. Mammals, Birds, Amphibians, Fishes, and Worms. (All published.) First ed. 12mo, half calf, 230 pp., very rare. Swansea, 1807.$5.00

948. Turton’s Linnaeus. A General System of Nature Through Three Grand Kingdoms of Animals, Plants, and Minerals, Systematically Divided, etc., etc. By Sir Charles Linne. Translated by Gmelin, Fabricius, Willdenow, with modern updates and corrections, a biography of Linne, copper plates, and a glossary of terms by William Turton, M.D. In 7 volumes, half leather, marbled boards, very fine set. London, 1806.$15.00

948A. White, Rev. Gilbert (of Selborne). A Naturalist’s Calendar, with Observations in Different Areas of Natural History, Taken from Papers of the late Rev. G. White. Never published before. First edition. Boards, 170 pp., colored frontispiece, very rare and hard to find. London, 1795.$16.00

948B. White, Rev. Gilbert. The Natural History and Antiquities of Selborne, in the County of Southampton. It also includes The Naturalist’s Calendar, Observations on Various Parts of Nature, and Poems. New edition, with illustrations. 4to, original boards rebound in half leather, uncut, 588 pages, 12 plates, including the rare folding frontispiece view of Selborne, and a rare colored plate of Hybrid Pheasant. London, 1813.$12.00

949. White, Rev. Gilbert. Natural History of Selborne. With Additions by Sir Wm. Jardine. 12mo, half leather, first Jardine edition, frontispiece, 343 pages. Bookplate of W. Russell West, Philadelphia. Artist. Edinburgh, 1829.$3

950. White, Rev. G. The Natural History of Selborne. Arranged for Young Readers. 12mo, paperback label, first edition in this format, rare, wood engravings by Thompson, vignette on title page, uncut, 316 pp. London, 1833.$1.75

951. White, Gilbert. Natural History of Selborne, with Additions and Supplementary Notes by Sir Wm. Jardine. Illus. Biographical Sketch and Index by Edw. Jesse. 12mo, full-page woodcuts. London, 1870.$1.75

952. White. Other, Extra Illustrated, and Rare Editions of Selborne quoted.

953. Wilson, Alex. The Naturalist. Nos. 2, 3, 4, 5. A series written by Wilson and published in The Portfolio. Vol. 2 for 1809. All issued in that volume. 4 articles. The lot,$1.25

954. Wyatt, Thos. Overview of Natural History. Covering Animals, Physiology, Botany, and Geology. Translated from French by Lemmonnier. With Additions from Cuvier, Lacepede, etc. 191 pages, 49 plates, fine copy of a rare book. Philadelphia, 1839.$3

955. Adanson, M. Families of Plants Containing a Preface Istorike (etc.). All genera of herbs, benefits to humans (etc.). End set. 2 vols., 1125 pp., leather, folding plate. Paris, 1763.$4.75

956. Allen, J. F. Victoria Regia. The Great Water Lily of America, with a Brief Account of its Discovery and Introduction into Cultivation. With illustrations by William Sharp, from specimens grown in Salem, Mass., U. S. A. Royal folio, original price boards, 6 colored plates, 17 pages of text, complete. Boston, printed and published for the Author, 1854.$12.00

957. Allen, Grant. Flowers and Their Pedigrees. Vignette on Title page, illus., 266 pp., excellent condition, like new. N. Y., 1884.$1.25

958. Apgar, A. C., Prof. Collection of Mounted and Identified Plants, collected near Trenton by Allena R. Slack. From Prof. Apgar’s Collection. 300 specimens in half roan 4to portfolio.$2.00

959. Babbington, Chas. C. Manual of British Botany, featuring Flowering Plants and Ferns Organized by Natural Orders. 12mo, 400 pp., good condition. London, 1843.$1.75

960. Baines’ Flora of Yorkshire. Supplement to. Part 1, Flowering Plants and Ferns by J. G. Baker. Part 2, Mosses of the County, by John Nowell. Boards, paper label, 188 pp., colored map. London, 1854.$2.50

961. Barton, B. S. Elements of Botany; or, Outlines of Nat. Hist. of Vegetables. Revised and Corrected, etc., by the English Editor. Half morocco, gilt top, 344 pp. plus Appendix, plates. London, 1804.$3.00

962. Barton, Benj. Smith, M. D. Elements of Botany; or, Outlines of the Natural History of Plants. Illustrated with 40 engravings. New edition, revised and condensed. Including a biography of the author’s life and writings, by Wm. P. C. Barton, M. D. Sheep binding, 299 pages. Philadelphia, 1836.$2.75

963. Barton, John. A Lecture on the Geography of Plants. Boards, uncut, 94 pp. Folding plates, scarce. London, 1827.$3.00

964. Barton, Wm. P. C. Compendium of the Flora of Philadelphia, featuring a description of the native and naturalized plants found within a ten-mile radius of Philadelphia. 2 volumes, 12mo, sheep-bound. Philadelphia, 1818.$3.00

965. Bauhin, G. History of the Plants of Europe, and the Most Common Ones from Asia, Africa, and America. 2 vols., 12mo, sheep, 866 pp., many old woodcuts, very rare. Lyon, 1753.$6.00

966. Beauties and Wonders of Vegetable Life, Etc. 12mo, 280 pp., numerous illus. London (circa.), 1870.$1.75

967. Bigelow, Jacob. Florula Bostoniensis. A Collection of Plants from Boston and its Surroundings, including their General and Specific Characteristics, Synonyms, Descriptions, Growth Locations, Flowering Times, and Some Notes. 268 pp., original boards, paper label, uncut, first edition. Very rare in this condition. Boston, 1814.$4.75

968. Bigelow, Jacob. Same, Second Edition, Significantly Expanded. Also a Glossary of the Botanical Terms Used in the Work. Old calf. Boston, 1824.$3.00

969. Bigelow, Jacob. Same, Third Ed., 12mo, with double the content, covering all of Massachusetts. Boston, 1840.$2.00

970. Bigelow, Jacob. An Introduction to Physiological and Systematic Botany. By James Edward Smith, M. D., etc. First American edition from the Second English edition, with notes by Jacob Bigelow, M. D. 15 plates engraved in Philadelphia, paperback, uncut, fine condition. Boston, 1814.$2.00

971. Botanical Gazette. Edited by John M. Coulter and Others. 2 vols., XXI and XXII complete, in parts. Original paper covers. Madison and Chicago, 1896.$4.00

972. Botanical Lectures by a Lady. (M. E. J.) Adapted from Botanical Dialogues for School Use, etc. Covers worn, untrimmed, 243 pages, 12 illustrations. London, 1804.$2.75

973. Botanical Rambles Designed as Introduction to Study of Botany. 12mo, boards, uncut, 218 pp., frontis. London, 1822.$1.75

974. Botanical Society of Edinburgh. Transactions and Proceedings of. Vols. 18 to 22, inclus., complete; also parts 1 and 2 of vol. 23. In orig. pr. covers, as issued, illus. Edinburgh, 1891-1905.$5.00

975. Botanical Society of Pennsylvania. Transactions and Proceedings of. Vol. 1, complete in 3 parts, as issued, rare, pr. covers, illus. Phila., 1898, ’99, 1901, ’04.$4.00

976. Botanical Society in Landshut, Report Des. Vols. 11 To 16, inclus.; vol. 14 missing. 5 complete vols. Original paper covers, illustrated. Landshut, 1889 to 1901. The lot, $3

977. Botanical Society of the Province of Brandenburg. Vols. 31 to 40, inclusive, lacks vol. 45 only. Also includes Index, vols. 1 to 30, inclusive. Original paper covers, illustrated. 10 vols. Berlin, 1889 to 1898. The lot,$8.00

978. The Botanist’s Calendar and Pocket Flora, with References to the Best Illustrations of British Plants. 2 volumes in 1. 12mo, calf, 396 pages plus index. Engraved half title, nice old calf copy of the first edition. London, 1797.$3.50

979. Botany of Odessa, Russia. Title and Author’s Name in Russian characters. Latin Index only clue to the contents. Vol. of 385 pp. Odessa, 1903.$1.50

980. Blanco, Manuel. *Flora of the Philippines*, Added with the Unpublished Manuscript of P. Fr. Ignacio Mercado, the Works of P. Fr. Antonio Llanos, and an Appendix with All the New Botanical Investigations Related to the Philippine Archipelago. A large edition produced at the expense of the Province of Augustinian Recollects in the Philippines under the scientific direction of P. Fr. Andres Naves. Royal folios, 4 volumes of text and 2 volumes of 480 beautifully executed and colored plates representing the plant, its flowers, seeds, etc., in development. These were initially released in 80 parts by subscription at $320.00 for the set. They were edited by Sr. Domingo Vidal y Soler, Forestry Engineer, and continued until completion by his brother after his death. Printed on heavy handmade deckle-edged paper and bound in the original red morocco, with gilt-tooled backs and red, black, and gold illuminated cloth, heavyweight board sides, gilt tops, uncut. The plates are loose in open-bound folders to match the text. Due to the destruction of the remainder of the edition during the bombardment of the Philippine ports by Dewey, only about 300 copies of the work were distributed. I recently purchased from the widow of Señor Vidal the few unused copies that survived, as they were in the United States during the Spanish-American War. The rapidly growing American interest in the incredible botany of our island possessions makes this monumental work a necessity in our reference libraries. Manila, 1877-90.$165.00

981. Bluff, M. J., and Fingerhuth, C. A. Compendium of the Flora of Germany. 4 volumes. Sturdy 16mo, half leather. Volumes 1 and 2 are the second edition, and volumes 3 and 4 are the first edition. Uniform contemporary binding. Fine set, complete. Nuremberg, 1836, ’38, ’31 and ’33.$3

982. Brandegee, T. S. Plants from Baja, California, With Papers by Drs. Vasey, Millspaugh, etc. Repr. from Proc. Cal. Acad. Sci., Series 2, vol. II. Author’s ed., with his autograph printed covers. Nov., 1889.$1.50

983. Brereton, J. A. Flora Columbiana, a Itinerary of, Listing all the Plants that Have Been Collected So Far. 16mo, original yellow-covered boards, cloth spine, uncut, imprint on cover, “Washington, Printed for George Templeman, [etc.], 1831;” on the title page, “Washington, Printed by Jonathan Elliot, [etc.], 1830.” A very fine copy of this rare item.$5

984. Brewer and Watson. California Botany. Geological Survey. Botany. Vol. 1, Polypetalæ, by W. H. Brewer and S. Watson. Gamopetalea, by Asa Gray. 4to, 628 pp., extremely rare before the San Francisco fire; even more so now. Cambridge, Mass., 1876.$8.00

985. Brisseau-Mirbel, C. F. Elements of Plant Physiology and Botany. 3 volumes, illustrated, half morocco, 71 plates and chart. Paris, 1815.$2.00

986. Britton, N. L. Preliminary Catalogue of the Flora of New Jersey. Compiled by N. L. Britton, with help from prominent botanists. 233 pages. This is Professor A. C. Apgar’s personal interleaved and annotated copy, containing valuable plant data throughout. New Brunswick, 1881.$2.75

987. Britton, N. L. Catalogue of Plants of New Jersey. Copy in original paper covers. N. J. Geol. Surv. separated edition. 642 pp. Trenton, 1889.$1.50

988. Britton and Others. List of the Pteridophyta and Spermatophyta growing naturally in Northeastern North America. Memoirs of the Torrey Botanical Club, vol. 5. Printed covers, 377 pages, with Index. New York, 1893-94.$2.00

989. Buchoz, Dr. P. J. (Botanic Physician of Paris). The Lavish illustrations of Natural History, mainly focused on Botany and Horticulture. For complete details, see under General Natural History in this Catalog. 10 vols. in 6, folio, half mor., Paris, 1781-88. Reduced from $285.00 to$150

990. (Burgis, John). Myrianthea; or, Countless Arrangements of Colorful Flowers. Designed to Teach the Art of Composing, Drawing, and Coloring Flower Arrangements, etc. 4to, original boards, uncut, 16 pp., plate, colored illustrations, very rare. London, n. d.$3.50

991. Castle, Thos. (F. L. S). Introduction to Systematic and Physiol. Botany. 12mo, paper label, 9 plates, first ed., 285 pp. London, 1829.$1.50

992. Catalog of Plants Observed in Foreign Regions, Which Either Do Not Produce at All or Very Rarely Grow Spontaneously in England. 12mo, paper, 115 pp., very rare. London, 1673.$5

993. Chapman, A. W. Flora of the Southern U. S. New Half Roan, first edition. N. York, 1860.$3.00

994. Cosson and Germain. Descriptive and Analytical Flora of the Surroundings of Paris or Description of Plants. 2 parts in 1 vol., 12mo, half roan, and atlas of 41 plates, 12mo, half cloth. 2 vols. Paris, 1845.$2

995. Coulter, J. M. Botany of Western Texas. A Manual of the Phanerogams and Pteridophytes of, being vol. II. Contributions from U. S. National Herbarium. Half leather, cracked, 588 pages. Washington, 1891, ’94.$3.00

996. Coville, F. V. Botany of Death Valley Expedition, California. Contrib. U. S. Nat. Herbarium, vol. 4. Original paper covers, uncut, 22 plates, 320 pp., and map of this unique region. Washington, 1893.$1.50

997. Curtis, Wm. Lectures on Botany, as Delivered to his Students. Arranged by Samuel Curtis, Florist, Walworth. 2 volumes, 8vo, half leather, pp. 131 + 114, 95 hand-colored plates and a fine stipple portrait of W. Curtis as the frontispiece for volume 1. Good copy, slightly spotted, rare. London, 1803, 1804.$12.00

998. Daniels, Francis P. Univ. of Missouri Studies. Vol I, No. 2. Flora of Columbia, Missouri and Vicinity. Royal 8vo, paper covers, uncut, folding map, 317 pp. Columbia, 1907.$1.50

999. Darby, John. Botany of the Southern States. Preceded by a Linnæan Analysis. 12mo, 612 pp., illus. New York, 1856.$1.50

1000. Darlington, Wm. of Pennsylvania, the Well-Known Botanist. Dissertation on the Mutual Influence of Habits and Disease. Inaugural Thesis at the University of Pennsylvania, June, 1804. For the Degree of Doctor of Medicine. Stitched, 35 pages, very rare. Philadelphia, 1804.$3.50

1001. Darlington, Wm. Flora Cestrica; or, Herborizing Companion for the Young Botanists of Chester County, Pennsylvania. 498 pages, 12mo, half morocco, map, with an inserted portrait of the author in proof engraving, bank-note vignette style. The half-title features a handwritten pencil inscription by the author. A fine copy. Philadelphia, 1853.$6.00

1002. Darlington, Wm. Flora Cestrica, Plants of Chester Co., Pa. First edition, full calf, colored map, nice copy of the rare edition. 12mo, sheep. West Chester, Pa., 1837.$2.75

1003. Darlington, Wm. A Lecture on Botany Read Before the Ladies’ Botan. Soc., at Wilmington, Del. 24 pp., paper, very rare. 1844.$3.00

1004. Darlington, Wm. Memorials of John Bartram and Humphrey Marshall, with notices of their Botanical Contemporaries. Illustrated, 585 pages, in excellent condition. Philadelphia, 1849.$5.75

1005. Davies, Hugh, F. L. S. Welsh Botanology. Part One. A Systematic Catalog of the Native Plants of the Isle of Anglesey, in Latin, English, and Welsh. Also Appendix. Boards, uncut, 255 pp., paper labels. Printed for the Author. London, 1813.$2.25

1006. Deakin, R. Flora of the Colosseum of Rome. Illustrated and described are 420 plants growing on the ruins of the Colosseum. 12mo, color illustrations, full gilt. London, 1873.$1.25

1007. De Candolle, Aug. P. Vegetable Organography; or, an Analytical Description of the Organs of Plants. Trans. by B. Kingdon. 2 vols., second ed., uncut, 23 plates. London, 1841.$3.00

1008. (De Serra, Abbe Correa.) Review of all the Plant Genera listed in Dr. Muhlenburg's Catalogus Plantarum Americæ Septentrionalis. Uncut, paper. Phila., 1815.$1.75

1009. Dillingham, Wm. H. A Tribute to the Memory of Peter Collinson, with some Notice of Dr. Darlington’s Memorials of John Bartram and Humphrey Marshall. Second ed., with additional Notes and Appendix. Frontis., fine lithograph portrait of P. Collinson, 48 pp., original printed covers. Philadelphia, 1852.80 cents.

1010. Donaghe, M. Virginia. Colorado Favorites. With 6 Full-Page Hand-colored Illustrations by Alice Stewart. 4to, calf, 19 pp. New York, 1882.$3.00

1011. [Duppa, R.] The Classes and Orders of the Linnæan System of Botany. Illustrated by Selected Specimens of Foreign and Native Plants. 3 volumes. Royal 8vo, half morocco and boards, uncut, 229 plates, 549 pages + Dictionary, Index, etc. Very rare. London, 1816.$8

1012. Eaton, Amos. Manual of Botany for N. America. Native Plants and Commonly Grown Exotics Found North of the Gulf of Mexico. Seventh Edition, with Enhanced Grammar and Dictionary, and 500 New Species, Mainly from the Oregon and Arctic Regions. 797 pp., calf, rare. Albany, 1836.$3.75

1013. Economy of Vegetation; or, Phenomena of Plants. By a member of the Linnæan Society. Lacks back cover, 175 pages, illustrated. London, 1838.$1.50

1014. Flora’s Dictionary. [By a Lady of Baltimore.] Published by Fielding Lucas, Jr. The title page features a hand-painted Hummingbird surrounded by a wreath of brightly colored flowers. There are 57 additional hand-colored plates. The text is printed on pink, green, buff, and blue tinted paper, with 136 and 87 pages. It is bound in brown Turkey morocco, with gilt decorations and edges. Size 4to. There is also another edition, dated 1832, with an engraved and printed title page, not illustrated, but interleaved with blank paper for that purpose. It is printed in a different typeface than the first edition. It comes in printed board covers, with a morocco spine and gilt edges. The 2 volumes are uniform, 4to. Baltimore, n.d. (circa 1832).$4.75

1015. Flora of Nebraska. Webber, J. Herbert. Catalogue of Protophyta-Anthophyta. Pp. 175-302, rare. Annual Report of Nebraska State Board of Agric. for 1889, prepared by R. W. Furnas. Lincoln, 1890.$1.75

1016. Flora of Nebraska. Edited by the Botanical Seminar of the Univ. of Nebraska. Parts 1, 2, and 21 only, in original covers, illustrated. Lincoln, 1894.$1.00

1017. Floral Cabinet, The, and Magazine of Exotic Botany. Conducted by G. B. Knowles and Fredk. Westcott. 3 vols. (all published), 4to, half roan, several double-page colored plates of Orchids, etc. 137 colored plates in total. London, 1837-1840.$12.00

1018. Flowers of Amateur and Manufactured Gardeners based on Designs by Bessa. Colored plates, 3 volumes bound in 2, 4to, half roan. Most beautiful engravings and colored copper plates. “Excerpts from the Herbarium of the Amateur.” Paris, 1836.$3.50

1019. Flowers. A Series of Progressive Lessons, Designed to Clarify the Art of Flower Painting in Watercolors. Folio, half roan, paper label, 32 pp., 12 hand-colored plates of Flowers. Phila., 1835.$2.75

1020. Four Seasons, The. A Brief Overview of Plant Structure. Four Lectures Written for the Working Men’s Institute in Paris. (By S. M. F.) 4to, 75 pp., illustrated with 3 colored plates and drawings. London, 1865.$1.75

1021. Francis, G. W. The Little English Flora. Third ed., enlarged. 12mo, 213 pp., plates. London, 1849.$2.50