Search Results: Authors starting with I from Robert Gavora, Fine and Rare Books

Hoboken, NJ: John Wiley & Sons, 2008. First edition First printing. Hardcover. Fine/Fine. Signed by Iglesias on the title page. Fine in fine and bright dust jacket. Appears as new.

Tokyo: Maruzen Co., 1937. Hardcover. 358 pages with photographs, graphs, maps, tables, references and index. Bound in original green cloth lettered in gilt. Owner's name on the front free endpaper. A near fine copy.

Washington, DC: United States Geological Survey/USGS/Government Printing Office/GPO, 1973. Soft cover. Changes in the paleogeography of Alaska during Jurassic time are revealed by the distribution, succession and differentiation of muluscan faunas and by the charateristics of the associated sedimentary rocks. 34 pages with maps, tables, references and index. Bound in original gray stiff paper covers with printing in black. A near fine copy.

Washington, DC: United States Geological Survey/USGS/Government Printing Office/GPO, 1953. Soft cover. Descriptions and illustrations of cephalopods of Late Jurassic age. Pages 1 through 39 withj maps, two foldout figures, references and index, plus the twenty-four plates bound in the rear. Bound in original stiff gray covers printed in black. Receiving stamp on the title page. A near fine copy.

Washington, DC: United States Geological Survey/USGS/Government Printing Office/GPO, 1953. Soft cover. Descriptions and illustrations of cephalopods of Late Jurassic age. Pages 1 through 39 withj maps, two foldout figures, references and index, plus the twenty-four plates bound in the rear. Bound in original stiff gray covers printed in black. Receiving stamp on the title page. A near fine copy.

Washington, DC: United States Geological Survey/USGS/Government Printing Office/GPO, 1962. Soft cover. Descriptions and illustrations of cephalopods of possible late Middle Jurassic (Bathonian) age. 32 pages with tables, maps, references and index, plus the eight plates bound in the rear. Bound in original light gray paper covers with printing in black. Signature of geologist J. Wyatt Durham on the front cover. A fine copy.

Washington, DC: United States Geological Survey/USGS/Government Printing Office/GPO, 1960. Soft cover. The Early Cretaceous (Albian) ammonites in southern Alaska have strong affinities with those in California and Oregon but are in part of Boreal and Eurasian origin. Pages 87 through 114 with maps, tables, references and index, plus plates 11 through 19 bound in the rear. Bound in original gray stiff paper covers with printing in black. A fine copy.

Washington, DC: United States Geological Survey/USGS/Government Printing Office/GPO, 1953. Soft cover. Descriptions and illustrations of cephalopods of Late Jurassic age. 108 pages with tables [some as foldouts], maps and index plus fifty-five photographic plates bound in. Both volumes bound in original gray stiff paper covers printed in black. Red withdrawn stamps on the front cover of each. No other library markings, plates or pockets were ever present. Very good plus copies.

Washington, DC: United States Geological Survey/USGS/Government Printing Office/GPO, 1982. Soft cover. Marine Waters invaded Montana in late Callovian time, advanced southward across Wyoming in early Oxfordian time and persisted in Montana during late Oxfordian time. 44 pages with map, tables, references and index, plus the twenty-six plates bound in the rear. Bound in original tan stiff paper covers with printing in dark brown. New Mexico Bureau of Mines stamp on the front cover. A near fine copy.

Washington, DC: United States Geological Survey/USGS/Government Printing Office/GPO, 1965. Soft cover. Description and illustrations of cephalopods of Middle Juassic (middel Bajocian)age. 61 pages with maps, tables, and references, plus all 29 plates present in the rear. Bound in original gray stiff paper covers printed in black. A fine copy.

Washington, DC: United States Geological Survey/USGS/Government Printing Office/GPO, 1965. Soft cover. Description and illustrations of cephalopods of Middle Juassic (middel Bajocian)age. 61 pages with maps, tables, and references, plus all 29 plates present in the rear. Bound in original gray stiff paper covers printed in black. Signature of invertebrate paleontologist on the front cover. A near fine copy.

Chicago: R.R. Donnelley & Sons, Publishers, 1888. Early reprint . Hardcover. 344 pages of mule travel and train rides in the Rockies of Colorado long before the Dorango and Silverton was a tourist railroad. Illustrations. Bound in original blue cloth with lettering and illustration stamped in gilt and brown. Small label partially removed from the front free endpaper. Corners lightly bumped. A very good plus copy.

Geological Society of America, Southeastern Section, 1955. Staple bound. Very Good. Unpaginated, printed rectos only. Maps and descriptions of formations along the route. Staple bound in off white thick paper covers printed in black. A very good copy.

New York: E.P. Dutton & Company, 1927. First edition . Hardcover. Limited to 1000 copies. "You who ride the rush of 'The Night Express' from whence to where; you who cannonade across the magic of the star-strewn dark; you who travel by plain, and mountain, and countryside - it is for such as you that this book of railroad enchantment was written." A book of railroad poetry. Light foxing throughout. A very good copy in very good dust jacket with small chips and tears. A small label fixed to the front panel from the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad presenting this copy as a souvenir.

[no place]: [no publisher], 1835. Unbound pages. Limited to 250 copies which were to be inserted in newspapers in Maine, Massachusetts and New Hampshire discussing and promoting the construction of a railroad from Portland, Maine to Boston, Mass. Unbound pages probably originally stitched into paper covers. Tissue repair to the center of the first page. Spots of foxing throughout. A very good copy.

Washington, DC: United States Geological Survey/USGS/Government Printing Office/GPO, 1892. First edition . Hardcover. 534 pages with index. All of the required thirty-eight plates, some in color, are present. Bound in original dark brown cloth with lettering stamped in gilt and border stamped in blind. Brown smears along the edges of the endpapers. Library call number on the spine. Small oval stamp on the title page. No other library markings, pockets or plates were ever present. A very good plus copy.

Washington, DC: United States Geological Survey/USGS/Government Printing Office/GPO, 1884. Soft cover. Fifty-six pages with index. All six plates with tissue guards present, five of which are thin sections in color. Bound in original gray paper covers printed in black. Two personal stamps on the front cover. A good copy.

New York: Berkley Publishing Group/First Publishing, Inc., 1990. First edition, first printing . Soft cover. Jeffrey Busch. A graphic novel adapted and illustrated by Jeffrey Busch. Letterer, Willie Schubert. 46 pages. Published July, 1990. A fine and bright, as new copy

London / Garden City, NY: William Heinemann / Doubleday & Company, 1910. Early reprint . Hardcover. Arthur Rackham. Intruduction with list of illustrations. Rip Van Winkle plus plus postscript, 61 pages. A all forty-nine tipped in color plates with tissue gaurds, plus the frontis, are present [total 50]. Publisher Doubleday printed in gilt at the base of the spine. Bound in original green cloth with lettering and illustration embossed in gilt on the front cover and gilt lettering on the spine also in gilt. A near fine copy.

Philadelphia: Carey and Lea, 1831. First US edition . Hardcover. Very Good. 350 pages plus two pages of ads in the rear. Bound in full calf. Spine professionally repaired. Interior hinges repaired. Light foxing to the endpapers. A very good copy.