Traité de Géographie physique. Tome premier. Notions générales. Climat. Hydrographie
BIBLIOGRAPHIC RECORD 0554
Author
De Martonne, Emmanuel
Title
Traité de Géographie physique. Tome premier. Notions générales. Climat. Hydrographie
Statement of responsibility
Emmanuel de Martonne
Place of publication
Paris
Publisher
Librairie Armand Colin
Printer
Not identified
Date
1934
Imprint (isbd)
Paris: Librairie Armand Colin, 1934
Language
French
Tirage
Cinquième édition, revue et corrigée
Collation
XII, 496 pages
Illustrations
195 figures and maps in the text; 6 photographic plates outside the text; 2 colour fold-out planispheres outside the text
Format
In-8º raisin
Dimensions
25 × 17 cm
Typographic signatures
Not identified
Paper type
Wove paper
Watermarks
No visible watermarks observed in the supplied images
Printing condition
Black letterpress printing; uniform inking; includes photographic plates and colour planispheres
Binding type
Half-leather binding with cloth-covered boards
Colours
Brown and black
Decoration
Spine with raised bands, gilt rules and gilt title
Spine
Leather spine with gilt title and the initials «A. G.» at the foot
Content description
First volume of the treatise on physical geography devoted to general concepts, climate and hydrography; contains 195 figures and maps in the text, 6 photographic plates outside the text, 2 colour planispheres, bibliography and alphabetical index.
Note 1
Fifth revised and corrected edition.
Note 2
Work awarded by the Académie des Sciences (Prix Binoux) and the Société de Géographie de Paris.
Note 3
Preserves a later half-leather binding.
Note 4
Complete copy with all plates and the two fold-out planispheres.
Note 5
Clean interior and good overall condition.
Main subject
Physical geography
Subsubjects
Climatology; hydrography; geomorphology; cartography; general geography
Shelfmark
0554
Condition
Good overall condition; slight wear to the spine and edges; clean and well-preserved interior
Provenance
Library of Alfred Gallard i Genis
Copy notes
Copy with half-leather binding and the initials «A. G.» on the spine; complete with all photographic plates and the two fold-out colour planispheres.