Reliquiae conservatae
from the primitive materials of our present globe, with popular descriptions of the prominent characters of some remarkable fossil encrinites, and their connecting links : 1. The Bradford, or pear Encrinus. 2. The tortoise Encrinus. 3. The Sitularia triangulariformis. 4. The Mitra : a new genus. 5. The Amphora : a new species
by George Cumberland
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Reliquiae conservatae: from the primitive materials of our present globe, with popular descriptions of the prominent characters of some remarkable fossil encrinites, and their connecting links : 1. The Bradford, or pear Encrinus. 2. The tortoise Encrinus. 3. The Sitularia triangulariformis. 4. The Mitra : a new genus. 5. The Amphora : a new species
1826, Printed and published for J.M. Gutch, and sold by Harding, Lepard & Co. ..., London
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"Of this tract only 150 copies are printed, and the plates are cancelled."--Note. p.45.
Bentley, G.E. Bibliography of George Cumberland, p. 36.
Gift to Victoria University Library. Bentley, G.E., Jr. 2005/10/01.
Victoria University Library copy has, bound at end, three additional plates inscribed at length, with discoveries by George Cumberland Jr. in August 1826, 1838, and August 1839. The first is labeled "Appendix to the Reliquæ Conservatæ of G. Cumberland". Victoria copy has also pasted on the verso of the first fly-leaf a clipping from a journal with the heading "Anniversary address of the president, Sir Henry T. De la Beche ..." announcing to the Geological Society the death of G. Cumberland.
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