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Hauppauge, New York, U.S.A.: Barrons Juveniles, 1999. Not Stated. Very Good +/No Jacket. 32 p.; VG+, slight shelf wear, clean & unmarked. Part of the TickTock guides for young readers on natural disasters. Lavishly illustrated, with clear explanations. Index inside back cover.

Sister Bay, Wisconsin, U.S.A.: William Caxton Ltd, 1990. Apparent First. Hard Cover. Very Good +/No Jacket. 386 pages incl. bibliograpgy; VG+, has p o name and Ex Libris written inside front cover, otherwise unmarked, very nice solid copy in light green cloth-covered boards, trace of reading/handling wear. From the author's foreword: "This book is based on fifteen years of environmental research on Mount Kenya, one of the principal high mountains of East Africa. The Mount Kenya Quaternary History Project started when I began to gather published and unpublished information on all the East African mountains, and developed what turned out to be a lengthy correspondence and collaboration with other East African specialists. I selected Mount Kenya for a detailed glacial geological/environmental survey because it is one of the highest mountains in East Africa with an extensive .Afroalpine zone, and a lengthy geologic history, spanning the whole of the Quaternary Period. What I originally intended to be a… Read More

Netherlands: Aa Balkema, 1983. Apparent First. Hard Cover. Very Good +/No Jacket. 409 pages; VG+, clean, unmarked, solid copy in light blue cloth-covered boards. A few small smudges on front cover, small smudge on bottom edge of text block, otherwise immaculate copy. Papers in German, French and English are included. From the Preface: "This colloque was organized as an ad hoc one on the occasion of a guest professorship granted by the Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs to Dr. Johan Ludvig Sollid, Department of Geography, University of Oslo. Unfortunately Dr. Sollid had an accident during fieldwork and was injured so heavily, that even after having postponed the colloque for more than half a year he could not come to Trier. Hans Kinzl could not participate either, he died during the preparation of the colloque. Kinzl was the one who started systematic research of historical alpine glacier oscillations in the thirties and made essential progress in his work during the whole of his life. That is… Read More

Waterloo ON: Geological Association of Canada, 1982. Apparent First. Hard Cover. Very Good +/No Jacket. 280 pages; VG+, very slight shelfwear, interior clean and solid. Special Paper Number 24. A collection of 12 papers presented at a symposium held during the joint meeting of the Geological Association of Canada and the Mineralogical Association of Canada, held at Quebec City in May 1979. 12 articles plus an introduction, with associated maps, graphs, bibliographies, etc. mail for further information. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall.

Geological Association of Canada, 1977. Apparent First. Hard Cover. Very Good +/No Jacket. 475 pages; VG+, has p o name on ffep, very slight shelfwear, interior clean and solid. Special Paper Number 16. The proceedings of a symposium sponsored by the Volcanology Division of the Geological Association of Canada and held at the University of Waterloo, Waterloo Ontario, May 16-17, 1975. 24 articles in 6 sections, with associated maps, graphs, photos, bibliographies, etc. Email for further information. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall.