1823 Rare RELIQUIAE DILUVIAN AE OBSERVATIONS ORGANIC REMAINS GEOLOGICAL Buckland

Reliquiae Deliuvian Ae or Observations on the Organic Remains contained in Caves, Fissures and Diluvial Gravel and on Other Geological Phenomena Attesting the Action of an Universal Deluge In English by The Rev. William Buckland RARE 1949 letter from Director Packard of Marine Biological Laboratory in Woods Hole, Mass. Note tucked in at Errata page. 1823, 1st ed – Hardcover – John Murray, London – 303 pgs – maps some in color, fold-out – engravings/lithographs of fossil finds – numerous b/w plates – 9 1/2 x 12 Tight with some weakness in spine seam first few pages, toning endpapers, majority of text surprisingly bright, penciled notations inside back cover, rough uneven page edges, one page partially loose (shown). Bent corners and edge wear, crimp top/bottom spine. Gilt lettering on spine bright. Amazing condition for a 200 year old volume

Two books, Physiography of Western & Eastern United States Nevin Fenneman, 1930s

Number one book is Physiography of Western United States written in 1931 with 714 pages, 197 illustrations and 7 pull out maps. The second book is Physiography of Eastern United States copyright 1938 with 534 pages along with 173 illustrations and maps. The books cover the subjects of physical geography and geology, focusing on the western and eastern regions of North America. Written in English, these antiquarian and collectible books provide valuable insights into the geography of the United States during that time period, making them a valuable addition to any collection of books on American history and geography. In excellent condition, these books have a tight binding, clean pages and no rips, bends or writing in the books.

Two books, Physiography of Western & Eastern United States Nevin Fenneman, 1930s

Number one book is Physiography of Western United States written in 1931 with 714 pages, 197 illustrations and 7 pull out maps. The second book is Physiography of Eastern United States copyright 1938 with 534 pages along with 173 illustrations and maps. The books cover the subjects of physical geography and geology, focusing on the western and eastern regions of North America. Written in English, these antiquarian and collectible books provide valuable insights into the geography of the United States during that time period, making them a valuable addition to any collection of books on American history and geography. In excellent condition, these books have a tight binding, clean pages and no rips, bends or writing in the books.