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Paris: Bailliere,, 1931.. 8vo, (96)pp, 34 b/w illus. in the text. Wrappers. Very good.. ... more information

1978.. Oblong folio color broadside, 24 x 19 in., of a type-case, with calligraphic lettering.. Designed by Hermann Zapf with his calligraphic title in red and quotation from Goudy in blue, above and below an illustration of a California type case. ... more information

Munich: Zettler,, 1876.. Elephant folio (25 x 19 inches), 7pp, 40 chromolithgraphs (some folding) mounted on heavy stock, separate descriptive letterpress for each plate. Orig. boards worn, spine split and damaged, contents fine with some plates loose.. Astonishing collection of elaborate chromolithographs of objects in the chapel of the royal castle in Munich. This work was approved by mad Ludwig of Bavaria, and the extensive detail of the plates is indeed dizzying. Objects include reliquaries, ivory ca... more information

New York: W.W. Norton, , (1969).. 8vo, black cloth, dust jacket. Fine copy in nearly fine dj.. Second edition, first published in 1941. ... more information

London: Printed for C. Dilly,, 1797.. 8vo, xl, 260, (23 as index)pp. Full mottled calf, red morocco spine label, gilt lettered, ex library, upper board detached, foxing to first and last few leaves, some loss at spine head and tail, otherwise a good copy.. First Edition, second (most desirable) English translation. Johann Georg Zimmermann was trained as a medical doctor; in 1768 he was appointed 'His Britannic Majesty's Physician' at Göttingen. He was later physician to Frederich II of Prussia, and after... more information

1976.. 4to, pp.37-40, self-wrappers. With the signature [Marlena Dobkin] De Rios.. ... more information

London: Kegan Paul, Trench, Trubner,, 1933.. 8vo, xviii, 203pp, 24 plates, incl. frontis. Publ. blue cloth, spine lettered in gilt. Old (some erased) pencil notes at rear endleaf and pastedown, else a nearly fine copy.. First Edition of this 'study of the relationship of Man to the other primates, from the physiological and biochemical standpoint. Zuckerman's work is considered the first adequate interpretation of simian society' (Garrison-Morton 351, 2nd ed.). Sir Solly Zuckerman (b.1904) made numerous ... more information

Munich: Prestel - Art Institute of Chicago,, (1987).. 4to, 480pp, frontispiece, 585 illus. incl. 54 full color and 42 duotone. Cloth, dust jacket, the mildestr of bumps to upper corners, otherwise fine in like dj.. First Edition of the definitive work on the subject, published in conjunction with an exhibition tour in France, Germany and later Chicago. ... more information

New York: Prestel,, 2004.. 4to, 255pp, 474 color illus. Boards. Fine copy.. ... more information

Paris: Editions Alternatives,, 1985.. 4to, 142pp, color illus. throughout. Cloth, dust jacket. Very good in Broadart.. ... more information

Tamalpais Press, Sept., 1960.. 4to, block print loose in orig. printed paper folder. Fine print in nearly fine folder.. First Edition, printed by William J. Monihan, S.J., and Roger Levenson at the Tamalpais Press in an edition of 130 copies. ... more information

San Francisco: Modernism,, 1991.. 4to, 53pp, 62 illus. Wrappers. Fine.. ... more information