Moulds m s (12 resultados)

Quarto,239 pp.,wrappers, softcover. A very useful bibliography and modelled on Musgrave's Bibliography of Australian Entomology.

Soft Cover. Condición: Very Good. First Edition. 239pp. Or yellow card. Minor edge wear, light toning to page edges. Extensive bibliography of the literature of Australian butterflies from the first publication in 1773 to 1973. Size: 4to.

Wraps. Condición: Very Good. First Edition. Ormond Papers: Volume 2, 1968. Essays from Ormond College (Melbourne University). Anthology with several contributors, including Loane Skene, R.F.W. Moulds, M.R. Edwards, S. Ricketson, G.A. Gall, W.S. Etheridge, & A.J. Clarke. Edited by M.R. Edwards & P.N.J. Hume. Contains articles & reviews by students & professors which, as noted in a later issue, "reflects the diversity and the quality of academic pursuits at Ormond College". With printed notes. Printed in Australia. Slight handling wear, small stain to lower margin of early pages, former owner's neat ink name to half-title page, otherwise a nice clean tight solid softcover copy. 80pp. Uncommon. SB-2. …

Condición: Very good. 239, . . PB. Vg copy. Owner's name to front wrapper and title page. . [9780909451035].

Condición: Very Good. 32, b/w photos. . PB. Vg. Third Revised Edition. [9780909451066].

, 105 figs, 4to, disbound 0.0.

, 60 figs, 2 tables, disbound 0.0.

stapled. Condición: Book good. Third edition (revised). 31 pp. Index. B/w illustrations.

1st edition card covers Nice copy large octavo 239pp., bibliog., Modelled on Musgrave's Bibliography of Australian Entomology.

Condición: Very good. x, 218, 24 col plates, distribution maps. . HB. Good in d/w (in removable protective sleeve). Signed by the author. . [9780868401393].

[6], 217 p., 22 figures, 24 coloured plates, numerous distribution maps, hardbound (dust jacket). Library stamps, else a very good copy.

262 p., 199 figures, 2 coloured plates, 4to, paperbound. Very good copy (as new) of this out of print book.This very important work confirms 242 Australian species and their generic status reviewed. No less than 34 genera are described as new.