Tous les livres de Hermann L. Strack

Barnes, H. & M. Barnes (ed.)

1981-1985 655, 777, 591, 650, 644 p., num. figs & maps, hardbound (dust-jackets). Very good.

Barnes, W. et al.

1911-1924 Five volumes (in six - complete). 226, 250, 296, [2], 478, [3], [4], 199 p., 7, 4, 1, 6, 27, 5, 21, 7, 9, 4, 2, 33, 40, 1 plates, half cloth with marbled boards. Library stamps, and small bump in top right corner of volume one, else a good set.William Barnes had perhaps the largest private collection of North American Lepidoptera, with about 480.000 specimens including 1950 holotypes, it is now housed in the Smithsonian. Five volumes were published, all are rare now.

Barnett, S.A.

1981 705 p., num. figs, hardbound. Library stamps & markings.

Barnich, R.

1996 [4], 189 p., 65 figs, 24 pls, 4to, paperbound. Thesis. Library stamps.

Barnich, R. & D. Fage

2000 [6], 64 p., 67 col. figs, wrappers. Kleine Senckenberg-Reihe Nr. 37.

Barnum, D.A. et al. (eds)

2002 xii, 306 p., num. figs, 4to, paperbound. Hydrobiologia 473. Crisp copy, as new.

Baron, J.

1825 (1st French ed.) vii, 509, [1], 25, [2] p., 6 (5 col.) engraved pls, contemporary red hcalf, spine gilt. First French edition, translated by V. Boivin who added 25 pages ('Additions à l'ouvrage précédent') at the end of the work. One of three pathological works on tuberculosis written by the noted Gloucester physician John Baron. Baron believed that tubercles were ''hydatids'' become solid. Hydatids were then believed to be almost any kind of vesicle filled with fluid, even cysts of the ovary. In the course of his practice, Baron found (in post-mortem examinations) a good many cases of tubercle of the serous membranes which appeared to him to suit the 'hydatid' theory. He focussed on tubercles of a peculiar form. These were mostly suspended by a stalk, of 'a pearly hue and cartilaginous hardness', with numerous small blood-vessels converging to the apex of the tubercle and spreading in a plexus over its surface. His 'hydatid' theory is now completely discredited, but Baron's description of a variety of hanging tubercle in man, the same that has its proper habitat in the bovine species, is not likely to lose its interest.

Barone, R.

1966 811 p., numerous (some coloured) plates, paperbound. Very good copy of this scarce volume.

Barone, R.

1968 1066 p., numerous (some coloured) plates, paperbound. Very good copy of this scarce volume.

Barr, A.R.

1958 154 p., 42 plates, paperbound. Library stamps, else good copy.

Barraclough, D.

1983-1997 Including: An illustrated identification key to the acalyptrate fly families occurring in southern Africa (37 p., 62 figs).

Barrande, J.

1881 xxxii, 536 p., 10 double-sized lithographed plates with explanatory text leaves. paperbound (printed covers).The present work contains four publications, viz. I. Études sur les genres des acéphalés siluriens de la Bohême; II. Distribution verticale des genres et espèces d'acéphalés, dans le bassin silurien de la Bohême; III. Variations observées parmi les acéphalés siluriens de la Bohême; IV. Connexions spécifiques établies parmi les acéphalés, entre la Bohême et les contrées étrangères. The plates are numbered 16, 18, 22, 35, 168, 172, 184, 189, 231, and 361, yet the work is complete as intended. Uncut. Paper a bit age-toned, as usual, rear cover with a split at the beginning of plate section, but binding still holding, otherwise a very good copy. Rare.

Barrande, J.

1881 xxxii, 536 p., 10 double-sized lithographed plates with explanatory text leaves. paperbound (printed covers).The present work contains four publications, viz. I. Études sur les genres des acéphalés siluriens de la Bohême; II. Distribution verticale des genres et espèces d'acéphalés, dans le bassin silurien de la Bohême; III. Variations observées parmi les acéphalés siluriens de la Bohême; IV. Connexions spécifiques établies parmi les acéphalés, entre la Bohême et les contrées étrangères. The plates are numbered 16, 18, 22, 35, 168, 172, 184, 189, 231, and 361, yet the work is complete as intended. Uncut. Paper a bit age-toned, as usual, one wrapper detached, otherwise a very good copy. Rare.

Barrande, J.

1879 xxii, [1], 356 p., 7 double-paged lithographed pls, contemporary hcloth. Library stamps.

Barrande, J.

1877 255 p., 3 double-paged lithographed plates, paperbound (original printed covers). Prague, Privately Published.This part of the famous series on the Bohemian Paleogene faunas, published by Barrande himself, deals with Cephalopoda and covers the following aspects: the protoconch, the vertical distribution (i.e. over diverse strata), and general conclusions regarding the origin and presence of the group. A very good, unopened and unmarked copy.

Barrande, J.

1862-1881 62, [6], 367, [4], 186, 77 p., 4 (3 col.) folded pls, paperbound. Unopened. Part II with author's dedication.We added: Barrande, 1863. Réprésentation des colonies en Bohême dans le bassin Silurien du nord-ouest de la France et en Espagne (47 p., 1 folded table).

Barrande, J.

1870 xviii, 480 p., paperbound (original printed covers). Uncut copy. It contains a 207 page section on the "Evolution des Céphalopodes durant la période Silurienne''. Scarce.

Barrande, J.

1877 Title page, 84 beautiful lithographed plates [numbered 461-544]on thick paper with explanatory text leaves, roy. 4to, publisher’s blind-tooled black cloth with gilt title on the spine. Privately published. Old library stamp and author’s dedication on title, spine missing, but about half of spine with the gilt title inserted loose. Otherwise a very good clean copy.Part of a large series on all aspects of Bohemian Silurian fossils. Each volume was privately printed in only 250 copies. From 1840 to his death Barrande collected, described and drew the fossils of the central Bohemian Basin - this area has been called the Barrandian ever since. At that time 'Silurian' might be applied to strata that today are in the Cambrian, Ordovician, Silurian or Devonian system. Because this work is so comprehensive, its drawings so accurate and its descriptions so fine, it is still used as a reference book by palaeontologists. The Cephalopoda (mostly ammonites) were described and figured in volume II, which consist of nine parts, and two supplements. All parts are rare. This is the complete plate supplement. The accompanying text is not present.

Barrande, J. [J. Perner]

1907 xi, [1], 380 p., figures 112-264; 86 beautiful lithographed plates [plates 90-175] on thick paper with explanatory text-leaves, roy. 4to, publisher’s blind-tooled burgundy cloth with gilt title on spine. A few spots in the text, plates mostly clean. A good copy of this rare work.Part of a large series on all aspects of Bohemian Silurian fossils. Each volume was privately printed in only 250 copies. From 1840 to his death Barrande collected, described and drew the fossils of the central Bohemian Basin - this area has been called the Barrandian ever since. At that time 'Silurian' might be applied to strata that today are in the Cambrian, Ordovician, Silurian or Devonian system. Because this work is so comprehensive, its drawings so accurate and its descriptions so fine, it is still used as a reference book by palaeontologists. The Cephalopoda (mostly ammonites) were described and figured in volume II, which consist of nine parts, and two supplements. All parts are rare. This is a third of the gastropod part (IV of the series), and includes many new species. Published well after Barrande's death (1799-1883), it was written by Jaroslav Perner, most new species, however, are attributed to Barrande, based on his manuscript names.

Barratt, A.J. & G. Salvesen (eds)

1988 xxii, 661 p., num. figs, hardbound. Research Monographs in Cell and Tissue Physiology. Volume 12.

Barrau, J.

1962 275 p., 45 figures, paperbound. Very good copy of this scarce title.

Barraud, P.J.

1934 London, Taylor & Francis, 1934 : in-4°, cartonnage éditeur xxviii, 463 pp., 106 figures in-texte, 8 planches et 1 carte en couleurs dépliante in fine, pleine percaline rouge de l'éditeur. Très bon état, petites usures aux coiffes, rousseurs sur les premières pages.

Barraud, P.J.

1934 xxviii, 463 p., 106 figures, 8 plates, 1 large folded map, original publisher’s cloth (spine somewhat discoloured). Library stamps and removed sticker mark on first paste-down, else good copy.

Barré, O.

1903. iii, 393 p., 183 figs & folded maps, contemporary hcalf.

Barreme, N.

1736 [15], 491, [81] p., num. figs, contemporary full calf (extremeties worn, upper end spine missing).