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Wachsmuth, Charles & Springer, Frank; North American Crinoidea Camerata. Harvard Museum Comparative Zoology, Memoir 20 & 21, 1897. Small folio, three volumes. Volume one, pp. 360, text illustrations. Volume two, pp. 360-837, text illustrations. Volume 3, atlas, 83 plates and corresponding text pages.
The set is complete, hard bound and overall in mint condition.
This is a must have for any serious crinoid collector!
Offered very rarely and if so at a much higer price, just compare.
Comes from famous Bibliotheca Instituto Veneto (Venice).
Comes with original bill over 600$, paid 2014.
37 x 30 x 5+5+4 cm.
Wachsmuth (1829-1896) was a self educated invertebrate paleontologist who immigrated from Germany to America for health reasons and spent the remainder of his life collecting and studying crinoids. Springer (1848-1924) an American attorney was also a self educated paleontologist who devoted his free time to studying crinoids especially from his home state of New Mexico. With the encouragement of Louis Agassiz the two collaborated on the above work which took over 20 years to research and publish. Once Agassiz saw the extent and importance of the work he arranged for its publication by the Museum of Comparative Zoology. The work begins with a historical background on the study of crinoids. The bulk of the work is devoted to a morphological and then a systematic description of all the known North American species of the Camerata. The exquisitely detailed plates supplement the work.
Frank Springer (1920); THE CRINOIDEA FLEXIBILIA. 486 pp., 79 plates. Smithonian Institution, Washington. Two volumes. Volume one, pp. 486. Volume two, 79 plates and corresponding text pages.
The set is complete, Part 1 hard bound, Part II soft bound, and overall in mint condition.
This is a must have for any serious crinoid collector!
SUPER RARE.
Comes from The Reading Public Museum, Pennsylvania.
33 x 24 x 3+4 cm.
This is still an important book, one of the most cited even in recent publications.
Frank Springer (1926); AMERICAN SILURIAN CRINOIDS. 239 pp., 33 plates. Smithonian Institution, Washington.
Near perfect condition, like "new".
This is a must have for any serious crinoid collector!
Comes from The Glasgow University Librairy.
30 x 25 x 3 cm.
A major contribution by the American geologist and crinoid specialist Frank Springer (1848-1927) with his portrait, biography and bibliography (as Springer believed this to be his final contribution to science). The scientific paper by Springer contains many new species.
Nils Peter Angelin; Iconographia Crinoideorum in stratis Sueciae siluricis fossilium, 1878. pp. 66, 29 plates and corresponding text pages.
R E P R I N T, recently bond, like new.
This is a must have for any serious crinoid collector!
35 x 24 x 1.5 cm.
Fundamental work on crinoids from the Gotlandium of Sweden. Besides the Bather publication still the #1 reference for determinations.
F. A. Bather; THE CRINOIDEA OF GOTLAND, 1893. pp. 199, 10 plates.
Recently bond, like new.
This is a must have for any serious crinoid collector!
31 x 24 x 2 cm.
FRANCIS ARTHUR BATHER, born in 1863, 1887 he entered the Department of Geology in the British Museum (Natural History), where his care was chiefly the fossil echinoderms, and notably the crinoids. His first scientific publica tion of importance was on the Crinoidea of Gotland, in 1893.
Fundamental work on crinoids from the Gotlandium of Sweden. Besides the Angelin publication still the #1 reference for determinations.
Manten, Arie A. (1971); SILURIAN REEFS OF GOTLAND; Volume 13,. Pages iii-v, 1-541.
In mint condition.
This is a must have for any crinoid collector on Gotland!
Fundamental work on crinoids from the Gotlandium of Sweden, describing detailed all outcrops on the Island.
Johannes Wanner (1916); Paläontologie von Timor; XI. DIE PERMISCHEN ECHINODERMEN VON TIMOR. pp. 329 with 88 fig., 99 plates and corresponding text pages.
Flexible cover, mint condition.
This is a must have for any serious crinoid collector of the Permian!
30 x 23 x 2.5 cm.
Fundamental work on crinoids from the Permian on Timor. Still the #1 reference for determinations.
James Wright (1950-1954): A MONGRAPH ON THE BRITISH CARBONIFEROUS CRINOIDEA. Palaeontographical Society.
Volume I, pp. 190, text illustrations, 48 plates and corresponding text pages.
Volume II, Part I, pp. 191-254, Plates 49-63
Volume II, Part II, pp. 255-272, Plates 64-67
Volume II, Part III, pp. 273-306, Plates 67-75
Volume II, Part IV, pp. 307-328, Plates 76-81
Volume II, Part V, pp. 329-347, Plates A, B
The set is complete, Vol. I hard bound, Vol II flexible, and overall in mint condition.
This is a must have for any serious crinoid collector!
Comes from famous WHC RAMBSBOTTOM - signed in book.
28 x 22 cm.
The ultimative must have for any crinoid collector of the British Carboniferous!
W. H. C. Ramsbottom (1961): BRITISH ORDOVICIAN CRINOIDEA; pp. 37, 8 plates and corresponding text pages.
In mint condition, like new.
Fundamental work on crinoids from the Ordovician of Great Britain.
W. Ausich & G. Sevastopulo (2001): THE LOWER CARBONIFEROUS CRINOIDS FROM HOOK HEAD; 136 pp. , 13 plates and corresponding text pages.
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