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Ergebnisse Auktion 15Für PDF.Indd Ergebnisliste der 15. Auktion am 5. Dezember 2009 in Nürnberg Statistik 544 Positionen 391 versteigert Summe der Zuschläge: 5.547,82 Euro Wir nehmen ab sofort Material 10 Einlieferer für die 16. Auktion an! 56 Teilnehmer aus 6 Ländern Dr. Klaus Schüling Falkenhorst 4 48155 Münster Germany +49 251 311523 +49 251 311524 (Fax) [email protected] www.tiergarten.com Nr Titel Zuschlag 36 Alberta Game Farm, Guide 9,00 1 Jardín Zoológico de La Plata 13,00 37 Parc Lafontaine, Jardin des Merveilles 5,00 2 Adelaide Zoo (Giraffen) 16,00 38 Jardin Zoologique de Québec, 16,00 3 Western Plains Zoo, Guide (Tiger) 11,00 39 L‘Aquarium de Québec, Guide „entre la mer“ 16,00 4 The Australian Reptile Park Story (Cobra) 5,00 40 Metro Toronto Zoo, 2 Wegweiser (1982, 1983) 7,00 5 Sir Colin Mackenzie Sanctuary, Guide (Känguru) 9,00 42 Vancouver Aquarium, Guide 14,00 6 Zoo South Perth (Pelikan) 13,50 43 Vancouver Aquarium, 2 Wegweiser aus den 1970 15,00 7 Sydney Aquarium at Darling Harbour 14,00 44 Vancouver Aquarium, Max Bell Marine 10,00 8 2 x Taronga ca. 1968/1974 81,50 45 Assiniboine Park Zoo, 2 Wegweiser ( 16,00 9 2 x Taronga 1984/1988 10,00 46 Zoo Nacional Habana Cuba, Animales del Zoològico 8,00 11 Bermuda Aquarium, Museum & Zoo, 7,00 48 Zoo Negara, 2 Wegweiser (um 1970, 1987) 24,00 13 Shanghai Zoological Park, Guide 23,00 49 Zoo Negara, 3 Annual Reports (1984, 1985, 1986) 17,00 14 Chengdu Zoological Garden, Guide (Große Pandas) 28,00 50 Zoologico De Chapultepec 12,00 15 2 x Beijing Zoo, Faltplan und Postkarten 7,00 51 Africam Safari Park, Guide 18,00 16 Biological Park Nandan Kanan, 7,00 52 The Auckland City Zoo, Guide, 7th Edition 15,00 17 National Zoological Park Delhi, 8,00 53 Jurong Bird Park, 1 Mappe 23,00 18 The Zoological Center Tel-Aviv, 15,00 55 4 x Singapore Zoo, Reptile Garden 15,00 19 4 x Japan Monkey Centre, Zoo Guide (Orang Utan) 22,00 56 Underwater World Singapore, Guide 14,00 20 Nagoya Port Aquarium 6,00 57 Bloemfontein Zoo, Guide (Kronenkranich) 11,00 21 Osaka Zoo, Guide (Kiwi) 18,00 58 Two Oceans Aquarium Cape Town, 13,00 22 2 x Toba Aquarium, Guide 27,00 59 Durbans Ocean Aquarium, (1961, 1972) 17,00 23 4 x Sunshine International Aquarium 37,00 60 Johannesburg Zoological Gardens, Guide 9,00 24 Sea Life Park Tokyo, Guide 18,00 61 National Zoo Pretoria, 1 Wegweiser (1955) 33,00 25 Tama Zoological Park, 2 x Guide, 3 x Postkarten 20,00 62 Young-In Farmland 4,00 29 Ueno Zoo, 1 Aquarium Guide (o.J.), 2 Wegweiser 35,00 63 Zoo Atlanta, 2 Wegweiser (1969, 1994) 15,00 30 4 x Ueno Zoo, Guide Book 15,00 64 New England Aquarium Boston, Guide, 4th rev. Ed. 12,00 31 Yomiuriland Marine Aquarium Tokyo 5,00 65 Buffalo Zoo, Guide (Kodiakbären) 19,00 32 Calgary Zoo, Guide (Kodiakbär), 5th Ed. 13,60 66 Cayman Turtle Farm, Guide 12,00 33 Calgary Zoo, Guide 12,00 67 Brookfield Zoo, Chicago, Guide (Walross) 11,00 34 Calgary Zoo, Guide (Giraffe) 11,00 69 Brookfield Zoo, 2 Wegweiser (1980, 1986) 16,00 35 Calgary Zoo, 2 Wegweiser aus den 1970er Jahren 25,00 71 Lincoln Park Zoo, Zoobook (Tiger) 30,00 Schüling Buchkurier - Tel.: 0251 311523 - [email protected] - www.tiergarten.com Ergebnisse 15. Auktion Tiergarten Nürnberg Dezember 2009 72 John G. Shedd Aquarium, Aquatic Life 13,00 231 Beitrag zur Biologie und Ethologie der Keas 3,00 73 John G. Shedd Aquarium, Annual Reports 9,00 236 Animals on View 12,22 75 Cincinnati Zoo, 1 Wegweiser (1986), 5,00 237 Das Buch vom Zoo 24,00 76 Cleveland Zoo, Guide (Zeichnung Giraffen) 40,00 238 Mit Faltern begann‘s 15,00 77 Cleveland Zoo, Guide (Gorilla) 5,00 241 Unter Giraffen und Elefanten. 4,00 78 Cheyenne Mountain Zoo, Guide Album (Tukane) 12,00 243 Geheimnisvolle Tierwelt Chinas 6,00 79 Columbus Zoo, Guide (Giraffe mit Jungtier) 27,00 246 Die Amazonen. Verhalten im Freileben 3,00 80 Denver Zoo, 2 Wegweiser (1976, 1984) 11,00 247 Zuchtbuch für Afrikanische Nashörner, Nr. 3 7,00 82 Detroit Zoo, Guide (Eisbärenanlage) 8,00 254 Greifvögel und Eulen Mitteleuropas 3,00 83 Duke University Primate Center, Infobroschüre 3,00 256 Le Chant du Paradis. Le Zoo d‘Anvers a 150 ans. 25,00 84 The Indianapolis Zoo, Guide 7,00 257 Das Buch der Elefanten 5,00 87 Milwaukee County Zoo, Guide 7,00 258 Wunder der Tierwelt Indiens 8,00 88 Minnesota Zoo, Guide (Leopard) 7,00 259 Ein Tag im Leben eines Afrikanischen Elefanten 5,00 92 Omaha‘s Henry Doorly Zoo‘s Lied Jungle 6,00 260 Flieg Vogel oder stirb. 3,00 94 Oceanarium, Inc., Marineland of the Pacific 17,00 262 Deutschland Safari 6,00 95 Philadelphia Zoo, 3 Wegweiser (1964, 1974, 1995) 30,00 263 Modoc. The True Story 5,00 96 The Phoenix Zoo, Guide Book (Tiger) 14,00 266 Internationales Zuchtbuch für den Gaur, Nr. 7 9,00 97 Portland Zoo, Guide (Zeichnung „Tree of Life“) 12,00 267 Intern. Pedigree Book of Snow Leopards, Vol. 7 10,00 99 St. Louis Zoo, The New St. Louis Zoo Album (Gorilla) 13,00 268 Zuchtbuch für den Vietnam-Sikahirsch, Nr. 11 4,00 100 St. Louis Zoo, St. Louis Zoo Album 10,00 269 140 Jahre Moskauer Zoopark 30,00 101 St. Louis Zoo, 2 Wegweiser (ca. 1981, 1990) 12,00 270 Intern. Studbook for the Giant Anteater, 8. Ausg. 11,00 102 Como Zoo, Guide (Orang) + Faltplan 9,00 272 In Blaue Fernen. Afrikanische Jagdabenteuer 4,00 103 San Diego Wild Animal Park, Guide (Nashörner) 7,00 280 Zoo Berlin, Bongo Band 1 20,00 104 San Diego Zoo, 2 Wegweiser (1956, 1960er) 15,00 282 Zoo Berlin, Bongo Band 16 12,00 105 San Diego Zoo, Guide Book (Okapis) 17,00 283 Zoo Berlin, Bongo Band 22 10,00 107 San Diego Zoo, 2 Wegweiser (1969, 1983) 33,00 284 Vivarium Darmstadt, Konvolut von 49 Heften 35,00 108 Guide to the Steinhart Aquarium 12,00 285 Der Zoologische Garten, Nr. 1 / 1927 80,00 109 Seattle Marine Aquarium, Guide 11,00 286 Der Zoologische Garten, Band 53, Heft 1 - 6 8,00 110 Woodland Park Zoo, A Guide to the Elephant Forest 10,00 287 Der Zoologische Garten, Band 67, Heft 3 7,00 111 Point Defiance Aquarium, Guide (7 Fotos) 21,00 289 Freunde des Kölner Zoo, Heft 3, 4. Jahrgang 3,50 112 Toledo Zoo, 2 Wegweiser (1960er, 1994) 10,00 290 Freunde des Kölner Zoo, Heft 2, 6. Jahrgang 2,50 113 Topeka Zoo, Guide (junger Gorilla) 9,00 291 Freunde des Kölner Zoo, Heft 4, 6. Jahrgang 2,00 115 Tulsa Zoo - The first fifty years 18,00 292 Freunde des Kölner Zoo, Heft 1, 7. Jahrgang 2,00 117 National Zoological Park, Guide 17,00 293 Freunde des Kölner Zoo, Heft 2, 7. Jahrgang 2,00 118 National Zoo Washington, 1 Wegweiser (1989) 7,50 294 Freunde des Kölner Zoo, Heft 3, 7. Jahrgang 2,00 201 Gesammelte Aufsätze zoologischen Inhalts. 20,00 295 Freunde des Kölner Zoo, Heft 1, 9. Jahrgang 2,50 202 Meine Freunde im Busch 8,00 296 Freunde des Kölner Zoo, Heft 2, 9. Jahrgang 2,00 204 Tiere kommen und gehen. Ein Zoowärter erzählt. 8,00 297 Freunde des Kölner Zoo, Heft 4, 9. Jahrgang 2,50 205 Wild Animals In and Out of the Zoo. 35,00 320 Tierpark Berlin, Wegweiser, 2. Auflage (Eisbär) 10,00 206 Von Mensch und Tier und etwas von mir 12,00 321 Tierpark Berlin, Wegweiser, 4. Auflage (Kobra) 8,00 207 40 Jahre Kamerajagd. 5,00 322 Tierpark Berlin, Jahresbericht 2004 2,00 210 25 Jahre Zoologischer Garten Zürich 22,00 323 Tierpark Berlin, 10. Jahrestag DDR 17,00 211 Haltung von Tieren. 2. Auflage 5,00 324 Tierpark Berlin, Kurzinformation 6,00 212 Den Tieren gehört mein Herz 5,00 325 “Tierpark Berlin 5-sprachig” (Orangs) 5,00 214 Der Moschusochs. Neue Brehm-Bücherei 215 8,00 327 Zoo Berlin, Führer durch d. Berliner Zoo (Hirsch) 55,00 215 Australische Sittiche 10,00 328 Zoo Berlin, Führer durch d. Berliner Zoo (Flamingo) 55,00 216 Der Seeotter oder Kalan. Neue Brehm-Bücherei 290 6,00 333 Zoo Berlin, Aquarium, Konvolut von 7 Wegweisern) 70,00 217 Das Balirind. Neue Brehm-Bücherei 303 6,00 334 Tierbestand des Zoo Berlin am 31. August 1991 11,00 219 Unbekannter Zoologischer Garten bei Berlin 9,00 336 Übersee-Museum Bremen, Tiere unserer Heimat 13,00 220 Zoologische Gärten der Welt. Die Welt des Zoo 8,00 337 Zoo am Meer Bremerhaven (Tamarin) 4,50 221 Dynastie der Abu. 5,00 338 Faltplan des Zoo Dresden, 22. Auflage 22,00 222 Die Straßen der Tiere 15,00 339 Faltplan des Zoo Dresden, 34. Auflage 22,00 224 Ich filmte 1000 Tiere. Erlebnisse auf allen Kontinenten. 7,00 340 Plan des Zoo Dresden 17,00 226 Hagenbeck. Geschichte und Geschichten. 5,00 341 Plan des Zoo Dresden 17,00 229 Der Weltatlas des Tierlebens. 8,00 343 Zoo Dresden, Wir Zootiere stellen uns vor. 5,50 Schüling Buchkurier - Tel.: 0251 311523 - [email protected] - www.tiergarten.com Ergebnisse 15. Auktion Tiergarten Nürnberg Dezember 2009 344 Zoo Dresden, Jahresbericht 1992 2,50 412 Tiergarten Hoyerswerda, ardea 14 2,50 345 Zoo Dresden, Jahresbericht 1994 2,50 413 Tierpark Jaderberg, Wegweiser 7,00 346 Zoo Dresden, Jahresbericht 1997 2,50 415 Zoo Karlsruhe, Zooführer (div gezeichnete Tiere) 3,00 347 Zoo Dresden, Jahresbericht 1998 2,50 416 Zoo Köln, Erinnerung an den Zoo, Leporello 22,00 348 Zoo Duisburg, Wegweiser, 9.
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