St. Louis, MO: William K. Bixby, 1907. First Edition, Limited to 487 copies of which this is no. 212. Quarto; publisher's three-quarter calf over cloth, gilt-lettered spine, housed in original paper-covered slipcase; xxvii,[1],263pp.; frontispiece, large folding map, and thirty (30) leaves of plates, chiefly facsimiles. Slipcase rather scuffed and toned..... More

Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1991. First Edition. Quarto; publisher's cloth in yellow pictorial dust jacket; xvii,[1],270pp.; illus. Minor wrinkling to dust jacket, else a Very Good to Near Fine copy. First published appearance of the collected Lyell Lectures delivered by David Foxon at Oxford University between 1975 and 1976. More

Hamburg: Verlag von Felix Meiner, 1966. Third Edition. Two volumes; octavos; publisher's green cloth, front covers and spines lettered in black, brown topstain; xi,[1],374; vii,[1],584pp.; folding chart bound in rear of Band I. Contemporary ownership signature to front free endpapers, else a Near Fine set. More

New York: Sturgis & Walton Company, 1909. New Edition. Two volumes; quarto (25.5cm.); publisher's half linen over blue paper-covered boards, gilt-lettered spines, top edges gilt; xxxii,576; xv,[1],[577]-1172pp.; photogravure frontispieces and ten leaves of plates (tissue guards), additional illus. throughout text, many full-paged. General shelf wear, spines both rather toned, front..... More

New York: Modern Language Association of America, 1946. First Thus. Octavo; publisher's maroon blind-embossed cloth, gilt-lettered spine; xiii,[1],278pp.; color portrait frontispiece. Slight curve to boards, light scuffing to cloth extremities, slightly later (1960) ownership signature to front free endpaper, else a Very Good, still quite attractive copy. Issued as Vol..... More

Leipzig: Verlag von S. Hirse, 1871. First Edition. Two volumes; octavo; 20th-century red library cloth, gilt-lettered spines; xiii,[1],385; iv,384pp.; engraved portrait frontispieces. German text throughout. Ex-Wilson College Library with their usual markings, cloth rather unevenly toned along extremities and spines, textblock uniformly brittled and toned due to inferior paper quality..... More