Also with b/w photos by author. Text clean and binding firm, endpapers lightly foxed. Edges of boards faded, corners stressed. DW rubbed at edges and folds, chipping at top and bottom edges, spine faded.

Numerous colour illustrations

Paperback with some wear and creasing to edges and spine. Previous owners inscription to end papers. Detailed illustrations.

Vol I, Ranunculaceae to Connaraceae, pub 1859-1860, 546pp. Vol II, Leguminosae to Loranthaceae., pub1861-1862, 621pp. Vol III, Rubiaceae to Campanulaceae, pub 1864-1865, 633pp. Minor foxing and age toning to most pages. All bindings tight and titles bright. Heavy set will incur extra postage

Various diagrams and photographs inside.

No date of publication, probably late nineteenth century. Marbled fore edges of pages are still fresh and spine has five raised bands with gilt decoration between. A beautifully bound and excellently preserved copy of this interesting work.

A very neat ex-library copy, with bookplate and library pocket to the fep’s and single stamp to pg.9. Some very minor marginalia.

Signed limited edition in box. Very good condition

‘Standard edition’. DW shows several light scratches to the front. Contains 34 colour plates.

Scientific research presented in story format about the hyena. Dust jacket in good condition with minor creasing to edges.

Twelve volumes detailing the geological Excursions of the Congress. Text in French or English.

With a biographical introduction. Slight foxing on title page and sleeve. Spine is worn and there is staining and sunning on the spine. A small circular stain on front cover.

Ink presentation inscription on front fep. Random light foxing in text. Ends of spine frayed and corners of boards bumped.

Inscription covered with permanent marker in fep.Slight discolouration of cover.

One thousand numbered copies constitute the limited edition of which this book is number 83.

This book tells the story of the past 20 million years at Langebaanweg near Saldanha Bay

This book tells the story of the past 20 million years at Langebaanweg near Saldanha Bay, where one of the world’s richest fossil sites provides a unique insight into a tropical wildlife paradise in decline. Cover shows very little wear.

No dust jacket. Blue skivitex covers in good condition displaying minor wear and tear. Light foxing to endpapers Good firm copy

Forward by Arthur Anselm Pearson, former President of the British Mycological Society.Includes eight colour plates. Boards show wear. Tape to the back of spine. Boards slightly soiled. Foxing throughout.

Numerous colour plates. Shows light foxing in some areas. Boards worn and shows significant tears and chips to the spine.