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Die Säugthiere in Abbildungen nach der Natur, mit Beschreibungen / / von D. Johann Christian Daniel von Schreber ... ; fortgesetzt von D. August Goldfuss ...   Author:  Schreber, Johann Christian Daniel, 1739-1810. Title:  Die Säugthiere in Abbildungen nach der Natur, mit Beschreibungen / / von D. Johann Christian Daniel von Schreber ... ; fortgesetzt von D. August Goldfuss ... Publisher:  Erlangen : Expedition des Schreber'schen säugthier- und des Esper'schen Schmetterlingswerkes ..., [1774]-1846. Description:  8 v. ; 27 cm. + 3 v. (709 leaves of plates : ill. ; 29 cm.) Full Text:   CC0 Notes:  Th. 2 published by Walther'sche Kunst- und Buchhandlung; Th. 3-4, by Wolfgang Walther. Th. 1-5 paged continuously. Th. 3-4 have title abbreviated. Th. 5, pt. I: von ... Schreber ... und von Dr. August Goldfuss ... Fortgesetzt von Dr. Johann Andreas Wagner. Th. 5, pt. II-Th. 7: von ... Schreber ... Fortgesetzt von ... Wagner. Some of the plates are hand-colored. Also available online. Bibliography Note:  Includes bibliographical references. Contents:  1. Th. Der Mensch. Der Affe. Der Maki. Die Fledermaus. [1774] -- 2. Th. Das Faulthier. Das Schuppenthier. Das Nashorn. Der Ameisenfresser. Das Gürtelthier. Der Elephant. Das Wallross. [1776?] -- 3. Th. Der Robbe. Der Hund. Die Kaze. Das Stinkthier. Der Otter. Der Marder. Der Bär. Das Beutelthier. Der Maulwurf. Die Spizmaus. Der Igel. 1778 -- 4. Th. Das Stachelthier. Die Savie. Der Biber. Die Maus. Das Murmelthier. Das Eichhorn. Der Schlåfer. Der Springer. Der Hase. Der Klippschliefer. 1792 -- 5. Th., 1. Bd. Moschusthier. Hirsch. Giraffe. Antilope. Ziege. Schaf. 1836 -- 5. Th., 2. Bd. Rind. Kameel. Lama. 1838 -- 6. Th. Das Pferd. Der Elephant. Das Nashorn. Das Flusspferd. Der Tapir. Das Schwein. 1835 -- 7. Th. Die Ruderfüsser und Fischzitzthiere. 1846. Local Note:  SCNHRB copy is both an imperfect and a made-up one with volumes from different editions: Th. 1&2 are bound together, Th. 1 with imprint: Erlangen: in der Expedition des Schreber'schen Säugthier- und des Esper'schen Schmetterlingwerkes, 1826; Th 5, 1836; Th. 6&7 bound together, Th. 6, 1835; Th. 1846. Lacking Th. 8. Plates, bound separately in 3 vols, have only those numbered I-CCCLXXXV. SCNHRB copy (T.1-2: 39088013475116; T.3: 39088013475157; T.4: 39088013475199; T.5: 39088013475231; T.6-7: 39088013475272; v.1: 39088013475314; v.2: 39088013475355; v.3: 39088013475397) stamped on title pages: Library, U.S. National Museum Smithsonian Institution. Feb 26 1889 [ms. acc. no.] 133290. SCNHRB copy has typescript indexes and citations attached to or inserted in front endpapers of each Th. SCNHRB copy in blue buckram, paper spine labels with typescript, marbled edges. Elecresource Subject:  Mammals -- Pictorial works. Added Author:  Goldfuss, Georg August, 1782-1848. Wagner, Andreas Johann, 1797-1861. Catalog Source No.:  (OCoLC)ocm16860541 Subscription Summary Electronic Resources Collection:  elecmai Call No.:  QL705 .S374 1774 (Internet) Media Type:  elecser   Call No. Collection Barcode Status   QL705 .S374 1774 (Internet) Electronic Resources h837799 Cataloged Request Copy   Special Collections Cullman Library Collection:  scnhrb Call No.:  QL705 .S374 1774 Media Type:  MultVol Main Issue (866):  v.1-8   Call No. Collection Barcode Status   QL705 .S374 1774 Cullman Library Rare Books 39088013475116 Checked In Request Copy Show all items   Format: HTMLPlain textDelimited Subject:   Email to:

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