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New taxa: Helix karewia n. sp., Buliminus trapezoideus n. sp. (= Cerastus trapezoideus), Achatina stuhlmanni n. sp., Subulina paucispira n. sp., Hapalus conoideus n. sp., Streptostele costulata n. sp., Ennea limbata n. sp. (= Ptychotrema limbatum), Ennea excavata n. sp., Ennea planidens n. sp., Ennea (Ptychodrema) runsorana n. sp., Cyclophorus elatior n. sp. (= Maizania elatior), Cyclophorus (Ditropis?) papillaris n. sp., Achatina (Homorus) pyramidella n. sp., Ennea grossa n. sp., Ennea conospira n. sp., Cyclophorus preussi n. sp. 10 pp., 8.

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Zustand: Gut. 2. Aufl., Reprint,. 247 S. : Mit Titelblatt der Erstausgabe als Frontispiz sowie zahlr. Textabb. in Brauntönen nach zeitgen. Darstellungen, 19.Jh.; "Mit seinem Freund Christian Wilhelm Jacobs unternahm Karl Ernst Adolf von Hoff - Gothaer Staatsbeamter, Geologe und Geograph - 15 Jahre lang regelmäßig Streifzüge durch den Thüringer Wald, ehe sie 1807 den ersten umfassenden Reiseführer für dieses Gebiet herausgaben. Neben einer allgemeinen Übersicht über Natur und Wirtschaft sowie über die Bewohner werden auch die einzelnen Täler ausführlich beschrieben. Heute stellen vor allem die Schilderungen der Menschen und ihrer wirtschaftlichen Tätigkeit ein eindrucksvolles Zeitdokument des 19. Jh. dar. Verlag und Herausgeber nahmen den 150. Todestag Karl von Hoffs zum Anlass, eine gekürzte Fassung dieses Werks herauszubringen." (Klappentext) Leichte Gebrauchs- oder Lagerspuren. Schutzumschlag leicht angestaubt mit kleineren Randläsuren. Sonst sehr gutes Exemplar. Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 410 8°, 21,5x13x2cm, gebundene Ausgabe, brauner Leineneinband, weiß gepr. Rücken- und Deckel, braune Vorsätze, brauner Kopffarbschnitt. Mit Original Schutzumschlag.

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Zustand: Very good. 65, 3 chromolitho. plates. . PB. Orig. printed wrappers, spine worn. Some minor foxing/offsetting. Vg. Journal of the Linnean Society, Vol. 21. Zoology (No. 130). With: 'On the Gephyreans of the Mergui Archipelago, collected for the Trustees of the Indian Museum, Calcutta, by Dr. John Anderson, by E. Selenka (3 pp).

Zustand: Wie neu. IV, 94 Seiten 4 Tafeln neu / modernes Schriftbild / Aus: Mitteilungen aus der Zoologischen Sammlung des Museums für Naturkunde in Berlin, 1. Band, 1. Heft Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 750 28,5 x 20,5 cm, gebundene Ausgabe Faksimile-Reprint der Ausgabe von 1898 Berlin, R. Friedländer & Sohn.

This reproduction was made in order to make the seldom offered but important malacological book available to a wider public. As only a few specialists demand this publication copies will be made on individual order only resulting in extremely limited editions. The books are printed on valuable paper, are half-cloth-bound and provided with hand-made oil paper. The spines are embossed in gold. Nürnberg. Bauer & Raspe. 147 pp., 15 color plates, half linen gr. 8 [a high quality reproduction with beautiful plates].

Zustand: Gut. 1. Aufl.;. 8° 248 Seiten, mit Abbildungen; Orig.-Leinen mit OU; 400g; [Deutsch]; Schutzumschlag gerändert/ randrissig, an der Rückseite knittrig 1. Auflage; _ x3x_. BUCH.

Berlin. xii + 447 pp., 22 (12 color) plates, modern hardcover binding, gr. 4.

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mit 34 Bildern auf Tafeln und 15 Textfiguren, Leineneinband mit Schutzumschlag, Format 15 x 23 cm guter Zustand, Schutzumschlag wasserwellig mit Randläsuren de 140 S. 440 g.

This copy from the library of Wim J. M. Maassen bears an ex libris from the library of Josef Schedel, born in Bamberg, Januar 10th 1866. He studied pharmacy and natural sciences at the universities of Munich and Kiel. In 1886 he emigrated to Yokohama (Japan) where he installed the German Pharmacy. In 1899 he came back to Munich. 1909 he went to Beijing as head of the German Pharmacy. In 1922 he finally turned back to Germany and died in Bamberg, April 7th 1943. He was a keen collector of mollusks and member of the German Malacological Society for more than 50 years. Leipzig/Prag, Freytag/Tempsky. 327 pp., 205 figs, half leather 8 [13.5 x 19.5 cm] [spine and corners rubbed].

Nürnberg. Bauer & Raspe. 303 pp., 24 color plates, modern half linen binding in ancient style [21 x 26.7 cm].

Jena, Gustav Fischer, 1894. Folio (36.0 x 27.9 cm). Title page, 14 pp. [numbered 83-96]; one lithographed, partly coloured plate (numbered IV). Later burgundy pebbled cloth. = The complete Mollusca-section of the Zoologische Forschungsreisen in Australien und dem Malayische Archipel, being part 5(VI), published in the Denkschriften der medicinisch-naturwissenschaftlichen Gesellschaft zu Jena, but with its own, separate title page. The material was collected by the German explorer, zoologist and evolutionary biologist Richard Wolfgang Semon (1859-1918), a pupil of Ernst Haeckel. Semon was ".a memory researcher who believed in the inheritance of acquired characteristics and applied this to social evolution. He is known for coining the terms engram" (Wikipedia). Von Martens described several species as new, especially from the Torres Strait and Queensland, making this a rare and little-known piece of Australiana. Not in Ferguson (who lists Semon's travelogue only). Kabat and Boss (1997) Karl Eduard von Martens (1831-1904): his life and Works, p. 88. Not in Nissen.

[Berlin, Gutmann], 1880. 4to (30.3 x 25.3 cm). Title page, 172 pp. (numbered [181]-352); four lithographed and finely hand-coloured plates [numbered 19-22]. Later green, pebbled cloth with gilt title on the spine. = This forms the complete Mollusca part of Karl August Möbius' Beiträge zur Meeresfauna der Insel Mauritius und der Seychellen. The title is misleading, as brackish and freshwater molluscs are included, as are land snails (on pp. 185-209), but the great majority is indeed formed by marine taxa. The first plate shows non-marine species. The part on land snail anatomy is by the German malacologist Gustav von Schacko (1824-1917), and there is an additional description of a land snail by Möbius. The contents entirely agree with the collation in Kabat and Boss. Provenance: Oval stamp of the Conchological Society with handwritten acquisition date 11.X.[19]12 on the title page, and in the blank area above the chapter title of the Vorbemerkungen (Preface). Small stamp of the American malacologist Richard Irwin Johnson (1925-2020) in the top margin of the title page, below a pencilled annotation, "from J. W. T.". Pencilled note of Wheldon and Wesley in the lower margin of the last plate verso. Endpapers a bit foxed, otherwise a very good, clean copy. Kabat and Boss, Karl Eduard von Martens (1831-1904): His Life and Work, p. 65. Nissen ZBI, 2848.

Cassel, Theodor Fischer, 1874. 4to (29.0 x 23.2 cm). vi, 127 pp.; nine fine, hand-coloured lithographed plates. Near contemporary half cloth over marbled board. Spine with gilt title on the spine. Edges sprinkled red. = This beautifully illustrated work written by the German malacologist Karl Eduard von Martens (1831-1904) is based on material collected by the German botanist and explorer Heinrich Carl Haussknecht (1838-1903), who was active in the Middle East and adjacent countries. It deals with two groups, viz., the terrestrial and freshwater molluscs from the Caucasus south to Iraq and Iran, and marine molluscs from the Caspian Sea and Arabian (Persian) Gulf. Several species are described as new. The spelling Hausknecht, with a single 's' (e.g., in the title) is incorrect. Published in the series, Novitates Conchologicae, but not indicated as such (apparently also sold separately), and not specifically mentioned by Nissen. Provenance: stamp of Bibliothek Stojaspal, of the Austrian geologist Franz Stojaspal (1946-2012) in the top margin of the front free endpaper recto; small, rectangular cut out on title (not affecting any text); minor foxing ot toning to a few plates; otherwise very good, clean. Kabat and Boss, Karl Eduard von Martens (1831-1904): His Life and Work, p. 50. Not in Nissen ZBI.

Cassel, Theodor Fischer, 1874. 4to (28.2 x 21.7 cm). vi, 127 pp.; nine fine, hand-coloured lithographed plates. 20th-century red buckram with gilt title on the spine. = This beautifully illustrated work written by the German malacologist Karl Eduard von Martens (1831-1904) is based on material collected by the German botanist and explorer Heinrich Carl Haussknecht (1838-1903), who was active in the Middle East and adjacent countries. It deals with two groups, viz., the terrestrial and freshwater molluscs from the Caucasus south to Iraq and Iran, and marine molluscs from the Caspian Sea and Arabian (Persian) Gulf. Several species are described as new. The spelling Hausknecht, with a single 's' (e.g., in the title) is incorrect. Published in the series, Novitates Conchologicae, but not indicated as such (apparently also sold separately), and not specifically mentioned by Nissen. Bound in the rear is Oscar Boettger's Clausilienstudien, in photocopy - thus of no monetary value -, published in the same series. Provenance: stamp of the American malacologist Richard Irwin Johnson (1925-2020) on the title. Five text leaves with a crease and tear in the lower outer margin, otherwise very good, clean. Kabat and Boss, Karl Eduard von Martens (1831-1904): His Life and Work, p. 50. Not in Nissen ZBI.

London, Taylor and Francis, 1890-1901, 1915. Two parts in two. 4to (30.7 x 25.1 cm). xxviii, 706 pp.; 44 lithographed plates, of which plates 1-28 finely hand-coloured and partly heightened with gum arabic; [AND] viii, 149 pp.; two phototype portraits, eight coloured maps. Slightly later dark blue and black buckram with gilt title on the spines. = Two parts of a massive work, part of an enormous publication, comprising 63 volumes in all, edited by the British zoologists (principally ornithologists) Osbert Salvin and Frederick DuCane Godman, which is renowned for its thorough treatment with detailed descriptions and fine illustrations. All parts - published between 1879 and 1915 - are much sought-after and uncommon to rare. The mollusc part, written by the German malacologist Karl Eduard von Martens (1831-1904) is one of least-seen sections. Plates 1-28 show land snails and are all beautifully coloured by hand. Plates 29-44 show freshwater clams, and a few Melampidae and Littorinidae (!), as well as (on Plate 44) various additional land shells, which are always uncoloured. Many species are new. Von Martens included a history of malacology for each of the included states, from Mexico to Panama, although Mexico is usually regarded as part of North America. The contribution by Godman is the last part published. It contains a fine narrative of the origin of the series, Biologia Centrali-Americana (and of the famous ornithological journal, The Ibis, which is still published); on the friendship between the editors, and of the various collection trips made or paid for by the editors. Provenance: stamp of the American malacologist Richard Irwin Johnson (1925-2020) in the top margin of the front free endpapers and titles. Godman's work with a short cut in one text page, and a strong bump at the lower outer corner. Von Martens's contribution with the plates slightly toned, but otherwise fine. Kabat and Boss, Karl Eduard von Martens (1831-1904): His Life and Work, p. 91. Nissen ZBI, 2702.

Berlin, Decker, 1864-73. Lex8vo. 3 contemp. hcalf. Gilt spines and with gilt lettering. Spines slightly rubbed. XXII,(4),352VI,(4),375"XI,(4),426 pp., 24 engraved plates and 3 folded maps. Faint brownspots to margins in volume 1. First edition. The offered volumes contains the general description of the expedition which relates to Japan and China. They do not comprise the scientific parts (zoology, botany) of the expedition and not the landscape plates published as "Ansichten aus Japan, China und Siam".

This copy bears an ex libris from the library of Max Belowsky, obviously the curator of the mineralogical collections at the Museum für Naturkunde in Berlin an Professor for Professor mineralogy and petrography at the Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universität Berlin. Leipzig/Prag, Freytag/Tempsky. 327 pp., 205 figs, struct. linen, 8.

IV, 169 S. Halbleder der Zeit mit goldgeprägtem Rückenschild. Erste Ausgabe. - Sehr selten. - Karl von Martens (1790 - 1861) war Offizier und Kriegsschriftsteller. - Varnhagen von Ense widmet dieser Veröffentlichung mehrere Seiten in seinen "Denkwürdigkeiten und vermischte Schriften" (Bd 2 S. 373 f.), beurteilt sie allerdings als eine Schrift, "welche dreist auftritt, und schon dadurch bei einem Theile des Publikums Ansehn gewinnen möchte". - Einband leicht beschabt, montierter größerer Besitzvermerk auf Vorsatz, Stempel auf Titel, etwas fleckig, vereinzelte Anstreichungen.

Berlin, R. Friedländer & Sohn, 1908. 4to (27.6 x 19.4 cm). Title page, 41 pp., two lithographed plates. Disbound. = A thorough study with many new species and fine illustrations of land and freshwater molluscs, chiefly shelled gastropods. Published posthumously (von Martens died in 1904) by Johann Thiele, who edited the work. Disbound from the Mitteilungen aus dem Zoologischen Museum, fourth volume. Short tear in the lower margin of the first text leaf, otherwise a very good, clean copy. Rare. Kabat & Boss, Karl Eduard von Martens (1831-1904): His Life and Work, p. 98.

Berlin, R. Friedländer & Sohn, 1898. 4to (27.4 x 19.1 cm). Title page, 96 pp., four lithograped plates with explanatory text leaf. Original printed front wrapper. = A rare work of taxonomical and zoogeographical importance as it discusses many land and freshwater molluscs from a zoologically poorly explored island group. Published as first paper in the Series "Mitteilungen aus der zoologische Sammlung des Museums für Naturkunde in Berlin". A very good, clean copy. Kabat & Boss, Karl Eduard von Martens (1831-1904): His Life and Work, p. 92.

xi, 447 p., 22 lithographed plates, of which 12 hand-coloured, burgundy half cloth over marbled boards. Spine with gilt title (slightly rubbed). Louis Butot?s copy (with his stamp). The Dutch malacologist Louis Johan Marie Butot (1918-2008) lived in Indonesia for a long time. Unsurprisingly, due to the very wet and warm climate, this copy shows toning and some water-staining, and some slight marginal worming (not affecting text or figures).A rare and important work, dealing with the non-marine malacofauna of Southeast Asia and the Malay Archipelago.

xi, 447 p., 22 lithographed plates, of which 12 hand-coloured. Blind-stamped boards, with crudely made new cloth spine (the book would benefit from a professional new spine by a boookbinder), handwritten cloth label on lower end spine. A few pages foxed, some plates with some marginal foxing, some plates more heavily foxed. A rare and important work, dealing with the non-marine malacofauna of Southeast Asia and the Malay Archipelago.