Analysis of the Diatomaceous Genus Campylodiscus: Being the Prelude to a Monograph of the Same

The book is bound in brown cloth with embossed borders and shows signs of wear, particularly at the spine edges and corners. There is no dust jacket present. It is an ex-library copy from the Union Oil Company Research Department, with library stamps visible. Despite these markings, the book is structurally sound with intact binding and clean pages.

"Analysis of the Diatomaceous Genus Campylodiscus: Being the Prelude to a Monograph of the Same" by Julien Deby, F.R.M.S., is a scientific work published in 1891 by the author himself, based in South Hampstead, London. This book delves into the intricate study of the diatomaceous genus Campylodiscus, serving as a prelude to a comprehensive monograph. Deby, a Fellow of the Royal Microscopical Society, brings his expertise to this detailed analysis, making it a significant contribution to the field of diatomaceous studies. This particular copy is a former library edition from the Union Oil Company Research Department, adding historical value. The book is bound in brown cloth with embossed borders, and while it lacks a dust jacket, it remains in good condition with some wear at the spine edges. This edition is a rare find for collectors interested in historical scientific literature.