Oriel Geographical Reader; The United States by Ward, Marcus:

Smithsonian Misc. Coll. 48, 1907, pages 277-283., 1907. ORIGINAL Reprint/Offprint of journal article; softcovers; with 3-hole punch, o/w in good condition. . Soft Cover.

London: The Epworth Press. Good; Dj Slightly Torn. 1961. First Edition. Hardback. 162 pages .

Popular Mechanics Company. G+. 1953. Magazine. Slight musty scent. ; Number 3 in good plus condition but has a slight musty scent. Spine has some opening wear and recently been repaired with clear tape. Text is clean/tight. Stapled spine sill nice. Cover stories include the shape of tomorrow's planes. What owners think of the 1954 Chrysler, how to hang wallpaper, how to buy an outboard motor part 1, modeling the Midway part 3. Other stories include how to Jimmy engines for extra horsepower. Senator John McCain's tells of his father John Sidney McCain who fought the Japanese during the final days, etc If a photo is showing with this description it is not from us. If you would like a photo, please request one. Need to send a gift? We offer free domestic drop delivery, free gift wrapping and card for almost any occasion. Just let us know the occasion and your message. ; Vol. 101; 6 1/2 x 9 1/2; 316 pages .

Washington, D.C.: GPO Magazine. Good. Soft cover. 1907, pp647-649. Removed from PROCEEDINGS OF THE UNITED STATES NATIONAL MUSEUM, VOLUME XXXI, 1907. VG. In plastic report covers. "While conducting the field work of the Museum-Gates expedition of 1906, Dr. Walter Hough secured fragments of various mammals from two ancient village sites in New Mexico and Arizona. Among them are bison and marmot remains, which considerably extend the known range of these two animals. The larger and more interesting lot was collected in a cave on the upper Tularosa River, in western Socorro County, near Joseph, New Mexico.".

Washington, D.C.: GPO Magazine. Good. Soft cover. 1907, pp569-571, plus one plate. Removed from PROgEEDINGS OF THE UNITED STATES NATIONAL MUSEUM, VOLUME XXXI, 1907. VG. In plastic report covers. From the introduction: "The restricted genus Myrmecophaga has long been considered monotypic, the single species tridactyla being accorded a range from Guatemala to Brazil. An examination of material in the collection of the United States National Museum as well as in the collections of the Museum of Comparative Zoology, Cambridge, American Museum of Natural History, New York; and the Academy of Natural Sciences, Philadelphia, shows that constant specific differences exist between skulls of individuals from South America and those of individuals from Central America. The material now available is insufficient for determining whether these internal differences are correlated with external differencies.".

Washington, D.C.: GPO Magazine. Good. Soft cover. 1907, pp527-538, plus one plate. Removed from PROCEEDINGS OF THE UNITED STATES NATIONAL MUSEUM, VOLUME XXXI, 1907. VG. In plastic report covers. From the introduction: "The following notes are not intended as a critical revision of the Slow Lemur, and the conclusions here arrived at can not be considered as final, but in studying the specimens of the genus, Nycticebus in the collection of the United States National Museum some interesting facts have been brought to light which seem worth recording.".

Christian Literature Society, 1977. Paperback. From the personal library of Geoffrey Wainwright, signed by him. Wrappers are worn and scuffed. Edge worn. Some curling along edges and corners. Spine is creased, bumped and worn. 219 pages.

Washington: GPO, 1902. Book. VG. Soft cover. 8vo. 30pp extract, salvaged from a damaged copy of the Smithsonian Institution, Proceedings Of The United States National Museum, 1902. Housed in protective mylar report cover with spine sleeve..

Washington: GPO, 1908. Book. VG. Soft cover. 8vo. pp393 - 401, biblio, 2 plates, disbound from the Smithsonian Institution, Proceedings Of The United States National Museum, Volume XXXIV, 1908..

Washington: GPO, 1903. Book. VG. Soft cover. 8vo. 2pp extract, illustrated with 1 plate, salvaged from a damaged copy of the Proceedings Of The United States National Museum, Volume XXVI, Smithsonian Institution. Housed in protective mylar report cover with spine sleeve..