Miser H J (5 results)

No Binding. Condition: Good. ORIGINAL 1918 ARTICLE, disbound from USGS Bulletin; no covers; chips along gutter where disbound; o/w in good condition. Journal.

Hardcover. Condition: Very good plus. Publishes seven papers; A] Cintinuity of Some Oil-Bearing Sands of Wolorado and Wyoming; B] Progress Report on a Subsurface Study of the Pershing Oil and Gas Field, Osage Couty, Okla; C] Geology and Possible Oil and Gas Resources of the Faulted Area South of the Bearpaw Mountains, Mont.; D] Geologic Structure of San Juan Canyon and Adjacent Country, Utah; E] The Scobey Lignite, Field, Valley, Daniels, and Sheridan Counties, Mont.; F] The Ekalaka Lignite Field, Southeastern Montana; G] Geology and Oil and Gas Prospects of Part of Moffat County, Colo., and Southern Sweetwater County, Wyo. 326 pages with numerous photographs, foldout sheets, and index. All plates present, including the four large folded maps, two of which are in the front pocket and two in the rear pocket. Later binding in brown pebbled cloth. A very good plus copy.

Staplebound. about 42 pgs. Maps. Bulletin 660-J. Good stapled softcover copy. (732).

Hardcover. Condition: Very good plus. Publishes seven papers; A] Cintinuity of Some Oil-Bearing Sands of Wolorado and Wyoming; B] Progress Report on a Subsurface Study of the Pershing Oil and Gas Field, Osage Couty, Okla; C] Geology and Possible Oil and Gas Resources of the Faulted Area South of the Bearpaw Mountains, Mont.; D] Geologic Structure of San Juan Canyon and Adjacent Country, Utah; E] The Scobey Lignite, Field, Valley, Daniels, and Sheridan Counties, Mont.; F] The Ekalaka Lignite Field, Southeastern Montana; G] Geology and Oil and Gas Prospects of Part of Moffat County, Colo., and Southern Sweetwater County, Wyo. 326 pages with numerous photographs, foldout sheets, and index. All plates present, including the four large folded maps in the rear pocket. Old torn pocket replaced with new pocket. Bound in original dark maroon cloth. A very good plus copy.

Gebunden. Condition: New. Since the dawn of human history people have been facing problems arising from the operations of systems in which they themselves are a part. However, the idea that systematic scrutiny in the spirit of science can help solve them, became widespread only in t.