List XIX: Mammals (and Marine Mammals)

Part XIX: Mammals (and Marine Mammals)

November 2014

Contact; Jay Cordeiro; unionid@comcast.net; (508) 494-8764

Happy holidays to everyone! 

Northeastern Natural History & Supply is pleased to offer our latest list of rare, antiquarian and out of print books and serials.  List XIX includes approximately 425 works in all disciplines of mammalogy including 150 works on marine mammalogy.  Titles cover disciplines of taxonomy and classification, identification and morphology, anatomy and physiology, distribution and biogeography, habitat and ecology, hunting and whaling, exploration, and vertebrate paleontology. Although there are no exceptionally rare works, some noteworthy items include the Pachydermes volume of Jardine’s Naturalist’s Library (1836), several volumes of Chenu’s Encyclopédie D’Histoire Naturelle, four volumes from the U.S. Federal Government “Pacific Railroad Surveys” conducted during the 1850s, and a hard to find four volume London edition of Richardson’s Museum of Natural History. Also included are 32 beautifully rendered original mammal prints form John James Audubon’s 1849-54 Octavo edition of Quadrupeds of North America and a superb framed original lithograph from Audubon’s Imperial Quadrupeds Folio.

Thanks to all of you and enjoy the winter (northern hemisphere) and summer (southern hemisphere) holiday seasons.

J.C.

Northeast Natural History & Supply is a provider of new, used, and antiquarian books, monographs, and journals on all disciplines of natural history. We offer works for sale on a wide range of disciplines including malacology, astacology, entomology, other invertebrate zoology, ichthyology, herpetology, ornithology, mammalogy, paleontology, geology, mineralogy, archaeology, anthropology, astronomy, chemisty, and physics. It is our desire to share our appreciation for the natural world on the printed page to those around us. 

Northeast Natural History & Supply is also a distributor of archival museum specimen trays. If your current situation warrants purchasing new archival specimen trays please consider our product in your museum, institution, or personal collection. Our specimen trays are designed for curation, storage, re-housing, and display; and can be utilized for shells, minerals, skeletal material, feathers, eggs, skins, anthropological objects, fossils, glass vials, as well as other materials, memorabilia, and valuables. Archival trays come in a variety of sizes and are nested for maximum storage efficiency in most specimen cabinets. Please contact us with quantity and size specifications for a quote.

We ship both nationally and internationally with U.S. domestic shipping via U.S.P.S., U.P.S. or Federal Express. Within the U.S., USPS Priority or Express Mail is available with insurance and tracking extra. Larger orders may be shipped by other carriers.  At this time, I can accept credit cards, cash, personal checks, bank checks; and also Paypal. We are always interested in library acquisitions so if you have duplicates, a private library, or a collection of natural history works you wish to sell or trade, contact us directly. We can also broker your library materials for you via upcoming lists.

Please excuse any cross postings and feel free to distribute this list to other interested parties. If, for any reason, you wish to be removed from future mailings of this list or if you are receiving duplicates, please let me know and I will rectify the situation accordingly.

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