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Meddelelser om Grønland 134: 1-35, 10 figs, 8 pls large 8vo, uncut.

Soft cover. Condizione: Very Good. No Jacket. 1st Edition. pp.xviii+165-255. 21.5cm. Indexes. Soft covers. Ink gift message signed by W. Campbell Smith on front wrapper.A very good clean copy.

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Condizione: As New. *This copy unopened/ still in sealed packaging. tness World Atlas presents geographical data as never before in a stunning fusio n of style and content. From the global big picture to the smallest dependency,

Condizione: Good. Operating System Requirements: Windows 95/98 ister Sarah on the quest to build the transcontinental railroad. Along the way, they'll encounter native Americans, overcome natural disasters, and outwit a gan.

Condizione: Good. Microsoft Windows version 3.1x or Windows 95. r life.

Condizione: As New. *This copy unopened/ still in sealed packaging. about the events that shook the world - and the people that made them happen. Th e unique news screen format lets you watch history unfold with up-to-the-minut.

Condizione: Good. Operating system: Microsoft windows (no other specifications provided).

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Condizione: Good. Windows 98/ME/2000 XP.

Paperback. Condizione: Very Good. First Edition. London, The Trustees of the British Museum, 1954. Octavo, xiii-xviii, 165-255 pages. Wrappers a little creased, sunned and rubbed; price inked out at the foot of the front cover; an excellent copy.

Soft cover. Condizione: Very Good. 1st Edition. First edition. 8vo. pp. [v], [xvii]-xviii, [165]-255; slight chipping to fore-edge of least few leaves, else very good in the original printed wrappers. Campbell Smith was responsible for geological reports for several Antarctic expeditions, including Shackleton's Quest expedition (which appeared in 1930), and Scott's Terra Nova expedition (the very last report did not appear until 1964). The present catalogue contains details of the various rock specimens held by the British Museum, collected in the Antarctic and other high latitudes by members of Shackleton's and Scott's expeditions, as well as samples gathered by Henry Foster on the South Shetlands in 1829, Robert M'Cormick during Ross's expedition, J. Y. Buchanan from the Challenger expedition, and many others. The Antarctic content runs from p.165-185, the remainder being concerned with Australia and New Zealand (but which include specimens collected by expeditions en route to the Antarctic).

Engraved map, 39 x 30.5 cms; 41 x 34 cms (sheet), relief throughout shown by hachures, publisher's or binder's numeric stamp (94A), the margins a little browned and chipped with loss to the two keys at the inner edge marking Indian and Persian distances but the map in very good condition. A highly detailed example of political and military cartography from the height of the Victorian era, capturing the Central Asian frontier at the dawn of the "Great Game". The map covers the expanse of Central Asia, stretching from the deserts of modern-day Uzbekistan and Turkmenistan down through Afghanistan and Pakistan to the Arabian Sea. It maps out the Emirate of Bukhara in the north and the Desert of Khiva. It explicitly references the "Nomadic Tribes of Turkomans" roaming the steppes. Afghanistan is centred on the map, and displays the fractured geography of the Afghan kingdom. It details the treacherous mountain passes of the Hindu Kush, alongside the major strategic cities of Kabul, Kandahar, and Herat. Beloochistan (Balochistan) & Sinde (Sindh)anchor the southern third of the sheet, it routes down toward the coastline, showing the vast desert paths, tribal domains, and the mouth of the Indus River.

8vo. 88 pp. Photo illustrations, tables, historiated vignettes at upper fore-edges of text pages throughout. Beige-printed softcovers, salmon-coloured outline map of Montana on front cover, border in burgandy (minor chipping head & foot of spine, & to couple corners, minor dustsoiling), still VG- copy. First edition of this exceedingly scarce original and well illustrated report. The Montana Legislature in 1913-1914 codified a number of fish and game laws, and established the Game and Fish Commission in order to adjust hunting seasons, bag limits, license hunters and fishermen who were rapidly decreasing the numbers of game animals and fish, as well as try and legislate against water pollution through cyanide, and other pollutants introduced by mining interests in the State. Montana had established a number of fish hatcheries to feed many of the small landlocked lakes & ponds which were rapidly being depleted by intrepid sportsmen dynamiting the habitats and harvesting the fish. There are descriptions of hunting bear in Flathead County, with a photo of the "Famous Lady Hunter" standing over her trophy; descriptions of deer hunting and remonstrations against poachers, especially with those continuing to kill the "Bull Moose" which had been barred by State law. Of additional interest are the photos and detailed description of the Montana State "Fish Car 'Thymallus'" featuring banks of specially fitted aerated aquariums for transporting hatchery fish for license paying sportsmen, followed by tables of the 10s of 1000s of fish released. Also included are statistics on poaching arrests, jail sentences, and fines. Worldcat locates copies (UCLA, NOAA Woods Hole), Yale holds an edition issued in 1914 for the Northern Pacific Railway with 75 pp.; See: Diann Ericson, The Legislative and Political Development of the Montana Department of Fish Wildlife and Parks (1895-1921): A Case of Cultural Heritage (1994).

pp. [681]-686. In excellent condition, disbound from the annual volume with the stitching retained.