Wish List

Monos

Mark Uhen, Paleo.

Author: Kellogg, Remington, 1893-

Title: A review of the Archaeoceti, / by Remington Kellogg ...

Publisher: Washington : Carnegie institution of Washington, 1936.

q QE882 .C5K45X Kellogg Library 39088001490077 Checked In Request Copy
Add Copy to MyList
q QE882 .C5K45X Kellogg Library Reference 39088009720343 Checked In Request Copy
Add Copy to MyList
q QE882 .C5K45X Vertebrate Paleontology 39088000488437 Checked In Request Copy
Add Copy to MyList
q QE882 .C5K45X Vertebrate Paleontology 39088007337298 Checked In


Serials

These 12 were not selected as priority, but, rather, extracted systematically in LC No. order from my periodical listing. I have gleamed titles having substantial pre-1923 inventory, limited runs (some in the 20th century post- 1923, e.g. Germany during the 20’s an 30’s), or ceased publication 40 years ago (e.g. Brooklyn Entomological Society) and may be copyright orphans. Some of these are not commonly held by other institutions.

I ignored titles having incomplete holdings.

If you would rather have large individual run to start immediately, I would suggest

Annales de la Société entomologique de France QL 461 S65 A2z 1832 – 2001; 2003 – 07 (volume 1999-2004 incomplete)
Bulletin de la Société entomologique de France QL 461 S61 1896 – 2006 (2003 lacking Nos. 2, 3)

Holdings for are complete thro’ 1923

These would be nice digital companions to the heretofore SI scanned Bulletin des séances de la Société entomologique de France
http://www.sil.si.edu/digitalcollections/BHLCollections/BHL_title.cfm?bib_id=SIL-036-001

One consideration for not giving these two titles immediate attention is that they are commonly held by many, many institutions. Another consideration is that these are still published by the Société entomologique de France. I don’t know what proprietary rights the organization may retain or assumes it retains for its older works. The society has a reputation for not being especially responsive. I have tried to purchase various back issues 1999- 2004; e-mails are not answered. SI staff have had the same experience as well as their European colleagues.