mushrooms (15 Ergebnisse)

Unknown. Zustand: Good. No Jacket. Pages can have notes/highlighting. Spine may show signs of wear. ~ ThriftBooks: Read More, Spend Less.

hardcover. Zustand: Very Good. Recipes to Celebrate Mushrooms This book is in very good condition and will be shipped within 24 hours of ordering. The cover may have some limited signs of wear but the pages are clean, intact and the spine remains undamaged. This book has clearly been well maintained and looked after thus far. Money back guarantee if you are not satisfied. See all our books here, order more than 1 book and get discounted shipping. .

hardcover. Zustand: Very Good. Shipped within 24 hours from our UK warehouse. Clean, undamaged book with no damage to pages and minimal wear to the cover. Spine still tight, in very good condition. Remember if you are not happy, you are covered by our 100% money back guarantee.

Single 17 cm. Illustriertes OFirmenlochcover (mit Aufdruck "Phonogram presents the music that makes you happy"). Cover mit zwei längeren (aber sauber hinterlegten) Einrissen, sonst gut. Platte so gut wie tadellos Erstpressung. Texte in Swahili. Kenianische Band, die 1969, zunächst unter dem Namen "Avenida Success", gegründet wurde und sich 1972 umbenannte. Sechs der Gründungsmitglieder sind Brüder, ein siebter kam später hinzu. Die Band war eine der ersten afrikanischen Gruppen, die über Afrika hinaus bekannt wurden. Ihr Stil entstand aus Elementen der traditionellen Bantu-Kultur (Chakacha, Benga) und Reggae-Einflüssen. Ihr größter Hit war 1982 "Jambo Bwana", der als "Jambo" in einer von der Gruppe Boney M. gecoverten Version auch in Europa bekannt wurde, wobei der Text in der Originalversion nicht nur Afrika, die Swahili-Sprache und die Reggae-Musik, sondern auch "Pilzsuppe", d.h. die halluzinogene Wirkung psilocybinhaltiger Pilze, feiert. Letzteres wurde jedoch in den meisten Coverversionen umgeändert, aber der Name der Band bezieht sich ebenfalls darauf (Daten aus den websites von Wikipedia, East African Music u.a.).

Soft cover. Zustand: Good. No Jacket. Many prints of various mushrooms (illustrator). New York State Museum Report. This copy is good; tight and clean; the wraps show wear and handling/shelving soil; Spine has creases and a small tear at the top of the spine.

Paperback. Zustand: Very Good. 20 pages. A variety of mushroom dishes prepared by various chefs.

Mosaico, 1997. Hardcover. 28,5 x 22,5 cm. Illustrated in color and b/w throughout. 280 pages. Text in Italian. - NEAR FINE COPY [Paddenstoelen / Mushrooms / Champignons / Mycologie / Mycology ].

Staplebound. Zustand: Good. From the makers of B in B Mushrooms (inside front cover has a picture of this product which is canned whole mushroom crowns), Kitchen Bouquet, B in B Mushroom Gravy and Cream of Rice. Rubbed spine with thumb dents, minor scuffing of covers, one stain on front at tail, fine interior with vintage graphics then in vogue, light wear in general, includes ads. Staplebound 12,7 x 17,7 cm., 32 pages, April 1970 edition. Sliker 7313. 32 p. Book.

Hardcover. Zustand: Near Fine. No Jacket. Illustrated with b&w photos and some half-tone plates of mushrooms. Maps (illustrator). These books are pretty much as new. Vol 1 contains the report of the Mining and Quarry Industry, the report of the state entomologist, ant the report of the botanist. The supplement is a book full of folding maps of various aspects of NYS; from what I can tell mostly dealing with the waning glacial sheet. This book was issues with a string tying it closed, which is no longer there.

c.1800. Beautiful! 24 x19.5cm.

5 works in 1 volume, the second in 5 issues. A remarkable album on mainly French, but also Swiss and Belgian mushrooms, with beautiful watercolour paintings. They are still as vividly coloured as when they were first made, and depict different mushroom species from different angles. The added publications contain scientific information about mushrooms, accompanied by several colour-printed plates in the different works. They explain their taxonomy, medicinal use, how to grow them, and how to treat mushroom poisoning. The first work in the collection is a prospectus for Léon Rolland's richly illustrated Atlas des champignons de France, Suisse et Belgique and includes 4 colour-printed plates. Ad 2 is a collection of 5 issues of the first year of a French natural history periodical "L'ami du médecin" published in monthly instalments from 1909 until at least 1939 (but was likely not continued during or after the Second World War). The short articles about classifying mushrooms and describing different mushroom species are accompanied by vibrantly colour-printed plates depicting the mushrooms on the forest floor, intended to show the reader which mushrooms are edible and which are not. Ad 3 comprises of 7 extracts (Fascicules XIII, V, VI, and IX-XII) from Charles Benardin's Soixante champignons comestibles (published in the first half of the 20th century). Benardin (1860-1939) was a French magistrate and political activist from the Vosges region in the Northeast of France. While he had nothing to do with mushrooms or natural history in his professional (political) career, he hailed from the Vosges department where studying, foresting for, and cooking with mushrooms is considered a time-honoured tradition and pastime. Thus, Benardin writing and publishing a work about sixty edible mushrooms is not as surprising as first thought. This is followed by the set of 8 leaves (interleaved with translucent, coated protective paper) showing numerous detailed watercolour drawings of mushrooms. Ad 5 is a manuscript extract based on volume 15 (concerning mushrooms) of the Bibliothèque scientifique internationale (1873-1919), a popular science collection of 123 volumes published under direction of Émile Alglave (1842-1928). The original 15th volume was published in 1875, while the present manuscript is itself dated or refers to a possible later edition - dated 1882.With an oval purple stamp of "Libraire Poulain-Rocher" (in Sens, France) on the verso of plate 49 in ad 1. The contents of ad 1 are split between the first (title-) page at the start of the work and the plates bound in after ad 3. The marbled paper on the boards has been rubbed along the foot edge. The title-page of ad 1 shows some minor staining, the leaves of ad 3 are somewhat browned. Otherwise in very good condition.l Ad 3: cf. WorldCat 458484525 (1 copy). Contemporary half white goat leather, marbled paper sides, end papers with a printed marbled design. Ad 2 with the original blue printed paper wrappers bound in. Ad 1 with 4 colour-printed plates designed by A. Bessin and engraved by Lassus, ad 2 with 10 colour-printed plates (2 per issue) and some black and white illustrations in the text. Pages: [2] + 4 plates after ad 3; [2], "17-64"[= 48] & "81-112" [= 32] + [16 (wrappers)], [2]; [28]; [8, interleaved with translucent paper]; [12], [2 blank], [1], [1 blank], [1], [1 blank], [4 blank] pp. Comprising: (1) ROLLAND, Léon. Prospectus [for the] Atlas des champignons de France, Suisse et Belgique.Paris, Paul Klincksieck, 1908.(2) [PERIODICAL]. L'ami du Médécin.Paris, March, April, May, July, and August 1909.(3) [BENARDIN, Ch.]. Les champignons. [Extrait de Soixante champignons comestibles, Fascicules V-VI and IX-XIII]. [Saint-Dié-des-Vosges and Raon-l'Étape, M. Weick and Papeteries des chatelles, ca. 1903?].(4) [WATERCOLOUR DRAWINGS - MUSHROOMS]. [Eight leaves containing original watercolour drawings of mushrooms].(5) [MANUSCRIPT - FRENCH - M.C. COOKE]. Les champignons. [Extract from Bibliothèque scientifique internationale, tome XV]. [in/after 1882].

Small folio. Contemporary half calf over patterned boards, colour illustrated endpapers, all edges blue-green, held in a recent bespoke mushroom cloth Solander box, gilt lettered to the spine. 122 charming and delicately hand drawn and coloured illustrations of mushrooms, each hand numbered to the corner, plus another in the same hand loosely inserted, some, but by no means all, of the illustrations captioned in pencil. Spine very worn with losses, the joints cracked and the boards still held by the strings. No name is attached to the volume or the illustrations but whoever compiled the album clearly demonstrates their affinity with the subject and a great deal of artistic skill and, with no way of knowing if the illustrations were intended to be published, one must therefore assume the illustrations were done by a gifted amateur. It is not dated but the appearance of the binding and the very distinctive endpapers suggest that it is either very late 18th or early 19th century.

A collection of original samples of 23 varieties of mushroom, mounted on paper leaves or bifolia and dried, with manuscript notes providing information about the samples and with an occasional pencil drawing. Most give the name of the mushroom (in Latin or French) and the date and/or place where it was collected. Most were collected in or around Paris or within a few hours travel of Paris. The earliest two, both dated 19 October 1862, give much more detailed information written on a pre-printed (lithographed?) form in script lettering. On the front paste-down is a letterpress label with name and address, "F. Bertillon|3, Rue d'Achères|Maison-Laffitte", the name repeated in a similar label on the front board. This may be François Bertillon (b. 1889), the grandson of the Paris mycologist Louis-Adolphe Bertillon (1821-1883), whose family had a residence at Maison-Laffitte, outside Paris. Louis-Adolphe was the father and François the nephew of the anthropologist Alphonse Bertillon. The samples collected in 1862 and 1869, particularly those of 1862 with the data methodically and scientifically noted on a pre-printed form, were probably described by Louis-Adolphe. François probably found his late grandfather's samples and notes and began collecting himself around 1911, when he would have been 22 years old.As is almost inevitable with samples like these, some parts of the samples have been lost or have come loose from the paper. Some were apparently mounted before they were completely dry and have stained the paper around the samples. But some dried sample survives for all 23 varieties. The portfolio shows some abrasions and some damage from former damp. Loosely inserted in a contemporary half green cloth portfolio with blind-blocked decorations, Gustav chemical-marbled sides (black on green). A mushroom herbarium comprising samples of 23 varieties of mushroom, each mounted on a 4to leaf or the inside of a folded folio leaf and dried, with manuscript notes and an occasional pencil drawing, the two earliest mounted and written on a pre-printed form. Pages: [26] ll., the 2 folio ll. folded in half. 4to & folded folio leaves in a 4to portfolio (23 x 18 cm).

1780-93. Image: 9 x 6 ¼". Wide margins. Tinted engraving, Pl. 28. Pierre Bulliard is considered a pioneer in mycological studies, and he produced some of the most accomplished botanical plates of the eighteenth century. For these plates, he line-etched an outline of the mushrooms, then used three tinted plates to achieve the color.

1780-93. Image: 9 x 6 ¼". Wide margins. Tinted engraving, Pl. 7. Pierre Bulliard is considered a pioneer in mycological studies, and he produced some of the most accomplished botanical plates of the eighteenth century. For these plates, he line-etched an outline of the mushrooms, then used three tinted plates to achieve the color.