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Guelph Fauna in the State of New York.
1th part (of 2). Albany, 1903/1904. 4°. 454 pp. 41 lithogr. pl.. Cloth.
Followed by: John M. Clarke: Naples Fauna in Western New York, only Part 2 (of 2). Nissen 902/903. Vol. 3 of the 57st Annual Report of the New York State Museum, Memoir 5 and 6. Binding slightly rubbed. With libary stamps.
Guelph Fauna in the State of New York.
Part 1 (of 2). Albany, 1903. 4°. 195 pp. 21 pl.. Cloth.
Nissen 903. Only the first part. New York State Museum, Memoir 5. With waterstains. With library stamps.
The Eurypterida of New York.
1912 87 (of 88) pls (plate 9 missing) + captions, 4to, green publisher's cloth (inner hinge cracked). Library stamps. Plate volume only!
Guelph formation and fauna of New York State / Naples Fauna of western New York.
1903-1904 453 [95; 258] p., 47 [21; A-F, 20] fine lithographed plates (some tinted, one in colour), one large folded coloured stratigraphic map, 16 text figures, folio. Original blind-stamped cloth. Spine with gilt title. Both works are finely illustrated monographs on Palaeozoic invertebrate faunas in New York State, and both deal primarily with gastropods and bivalves of which many are new. The second paper is a continuation of a more general work on the Devonian Portage time. Boards a bit rubbed, front free endpaper and first blank detached, stamp on front free endpaper, otherwise good with fine clean plates and a spotless map.
Guelph formation and fauna of New York State / Naples Fauna of western New York.
1903-1904 453 [95; 258] p., 47 [21; A-F, 20] fine lithographed plates (some tinted, one in colour), one large folded coloured stratigraphic map, 16 text figures, folio. Original blind-stamped cloth. Spine with gilt title.Both works are finely illustrated monographs on Palaeozoic invertebrate faunas in New York State, and both deal primarily with gastropods and bivalves of which many are new. The second paper is a continuation of a more general work on the Devonian Portage time. Boards a bit rubbed and stained (at top edge and rear), otherwise good with fine clean plates and a spotless map.
