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No Binding. Zustand: Very Good. Articles reprinted in the University of Georgia Marine Institute Collected Reprints, Volume 3; disbound; no covers; in very good condition. Journal.

Paperback. Zustand: Brand New. 101 pages. 8.00x5.00x0.26 inches. In Stock.

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Softcover. Zustand: Very Good. Reprint. Octavo Size. Very Good condition. Some age-toning to edges and a small sticker mark to face. Staple bound. Black & white illustrations. Robust, professional packaging and tracking provided for all parcels. 36 pages. Foreword by The Marquess of Bath. A collection of shells from the Channel Islands.

Zustand: gut. S. 727-759, Taf. 41-46, 26 cm, ausgebunden, gebräunt, Rand geknickt. Sprache: Englisch.

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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Marine Mollusca of Madras and the Immediate Neighbourhood | Notes on a Collection of Marine Shells from Lively Island, Falklands; and. | James Cosmo Melvill (u. a.) | Taschenbuch | 60 S. | Englisch | 2017 | hansebooks | EAN 9783744729888 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Hansebooks GmbH, Trakehner Weg 52, 22844 Norderstedt, gb[at]hansebooks[dot]com | Anbieter: preigu.

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Hardcover. Zustand: Fine. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: Very Good. xvi, 336, viii p., 1 l. front., plates, ports., fold. map. 23 cm. ; "Facsimile edition of the original edition [published in 1942], together with a new foreword." "Originally published New York, 1942"--Title page verso ; OCLC 144274 ; ISBN 08779701419 ; LCCN 42013924 LC F291 .S8 Dewey 917.58 ; brown and red cloth in price-clipped red and beige dustjacket ; book label of Oxford Books, Atlanta on front endpaper ; Contents: Chapter I: Bit of Georgia history as told at a luncheon meeting in Atlanta; a memorial that never materialized -- Chapter II: A tour through the familiar red hills of unfinished Georgia and a detour into the Deep South ; the Georgia vernacular as impulsively and charmingly spoken at a soda inn -- Chapter III: REA in the old homestead ; fond recollections of Georgia cooking, its quality and quantity ; a country gentleman foresees the repopulation of a rural state -- Chapter IV: The festive air of coastal Georgia ; Europe in Georgia ; Savannah is the product of a colonial engineer, and not of real-estate speculation and industrialism -- Chapter V: Savannah duels and duelists ; a duel to lift Coventry, the last fatal duel, and a court of honor to end duels ; Joe Johnston the conciliator -- Chapter VI: Wormsloe Gardens, estate of the noble Jones dynasty, in which, in two hundred years, there have been no shirt-sleeves ; its valuable records -- Chapter VII: Driftwood, the Garnett Plantation, its marshes and rivers ; David Washington's chronicles: dat summons Preacher Strickland; treasure-seekers and the pot of gold; tell Emma -- Chapter VIII: Old slaves on exhibition ; a once thriving seaport that disappeared ; the King Plantation and its mistress -- Chapter IX: Fanny Kemble, her diary and her life on Butler's Island, her repentance ; the tragic story of her romance with Pierce Butler -- Chapter X: Modern island splendor contrasted with the luxury of the old plantations ; the Holy City as described by Frank L. Stanton, the poet -- Chapter XI: The Okefenokee Swamp, its Chaucerian and Spakespearean aborigines, and its trembling earth ; the considerate black bear ; the zoomer, a bird that flies backwards. Chapter XII: Plenty and a Georgia products dinner ; Gene Talmadge shells the woods ; Georgia's procession of governors old and new -- Chapter XIII: The old red hills of Georgia and the Georgia peach ; cotton is still king although robbed of some of its dictatorship ; a sharecropper's testament ; the textile industry -- Chapter XIV: Warm Springs, a nationally famous resort and its cheerful polios ; a couple finds romance ; mysterious hot and cold springs ; Pine Mountain resettlement project -- Chapter XV: Sherman's post-war tribute to Atlanta ; How he and Joe Johnston fought it out ; what he did to Atlanta ; Coventry without the dive bombers ; nights and days of terror -- Chapter XVI: More about Sherman's blitzkrieg, with accent on his march through Georgia ; how he raided the smokehouses and cribs ; Wheeler's cavalry and the destructive "bummers" -- Chapter XVII: Atlanta, its rapid growth and its real-estate booms, and Jack Smith, who never wore a necktie ; "Dutch" and the Florida land bubble ; Charlie Tittle's reward -- Chapter XVIII: Atlanta capitalizes on its wartime reputation as a key city ; its high ranking in industry and letters, its two noted authors and their novels and dramas -- Chapter XIX: Liquor stores and a bartender's views on the drink evil ; where Atlanta is beautiful ; Bobby Jones, his trials as a civic asset ; colonial houses ; Dawson County, Candlewick spreads -- Chapter XX: Story of Dahlonega and its gold mines ; stars fell on Georgia too ; the Dahlonega Nugget, its crusades, and its militant editor ; hillbilly on the radio -- Chapter XXI: Doctor performs a miracle in a mountain cabin ; Auraria, another vanished Georgia town ; matter-of-fact operation of a hydraulic gold mine -- Chapter XXII: The doctor describes a kitchen-table operation by lamplight ; a two-seed-in-the-sperit hardsh ;FINE/FINE. Book.

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Extract from the 46th volume of the Proceedings of the Zoological Society of London, dealing with newly discovered shells from Formosa (Taiwan) and the Arabian Gulf and some other, already known, shells. The new shells are the Melania Formosensis, Melania Dicksoni, Melania obliquigranosa, Melania subplicatula and the Bullia Persica. The British zoologist Edgar Albert Smith (1847-1916) describes the appearance, habitat and measurements of these shells. It also includes one page devoted to two new shells from China and Japan, the Tellina Wroblewsky and the Trochus Yokohamensis. These shells are depicted together with the Arabian shells on the brightly coloured chromolithographed plate. First leaf stained at the outer margin and each leaf with a tear at the gutter. Otherwise in good condition.l Journal of conchology (1979), p. 80. Modern paper wrappers. With a chromolithographed plate depicting 14 shells. Pages: 727-732 pp.

12 p., 2 coloured lithographed pls, plain modern wrappers. Published in: Proceedings of the Zoological Society of London. Ex library Dr. A.C. van Bruggen (with his stamp).

8, 12 p., 2, 2 lithographed pls, disbound (loose, no covers). Published in: Proceedings of the Zoological Society of London.We added from the same journal: Godwin-Austen, 1888. On some Land-Mollusks from Burmah, with Descriptions of some new Species (6 p.) & Hanley, 1875. Description of New Land and Freshwater Shells from India (3 p.).