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Southeast England. Boswell, P.G.H. & Double, I.S. (1922).The Geology of the Country around Felixstowe & Ipswich. London:

Southeast England. Boswell, P.G.H. & Double, I.S. (1922).The Geology of the Country around Felixstowe & Ipswich. London:. Geologists' Association.

Southeast England. Boswell, P.G.H.(1924). ‘Underground in East Anglia: Recent Borings and What they Teach’, offprint

Southeast England. Boswell, P.G.H.(1924). ‘Underground in East Anglia: Recent Borings and What they Teach’, offprint. Ipswich field club.

Southeast England. Buchan, Stevenson (c1939). ‘The Underground Water Supply of the County of London’, private offprint

Southeast England. Buchan, Stevenson (c1939). ‘The Underground Water Supply of the County of London’, private offprint. Inst Water Engineers.

Southeast England. Gregory, J. W. (1922). Evolution of the Essex Rivers and of the Lower Thames. Colchester: Benham, 68pp. Paperback.

Southeast England. Gregory, J. W. (1922). Evolution of the Essex Rivers and of the Lower Thames. Colchester: Benham, 68pp. Paperback. Benham.

Southeast England. Warren, S.H. (1955). ‘The Clacton (Essex) Channel Deposits, with Appendices on the Marine Fauna,

Southeast England. Warren, S.H. (1955). ‘The Clacton (Essex) Channel Deposits, with Appendices on the Marine Fauna,. Geological Society of London.

Sowerby, G.B. jr, 1852. A Conchological Manual. London: Henry G. Bohn David & Charles. 337pp.+ 27 plates

Sowerby, G.B. jr, 1852. A Conchological Manual. London: Henry G. Bohn David & Charles. 337pp.+ 27 plates. Henry G. Bohn.

Speakman, Colin (1982). Adam Sedgwick; Geologist and Dalesman, 1785-1873; a Biography in twelve themes.

Speakman, Colin (1982). Adam Sedgwick; Geologist and Dalesman, 1785-1873; a Biography in twelve themes. Geological Society of London.

Specialia vom Vulkan-Gurtel des Atlantischen Ocean's, 1850

Specialia vom Vulkan-Gurtel des Atlantischen Ocean's, 1850. Berghaus, Physikal. Atlas.

Spencer, A.M. (1971). Late Pre-Cambrian Glaciation in Scotland. No.6 Memoirs of the GSL

Spencer, A.M. (1971). Late Pre-Cambrian Glaciation in Scotland. No.6 Memoirs of the GSL. Geological Society of London.

Spratt, Lieut. RN ( 1847). ‘On the Geology of a part of Euboea and Boeotia’ extract from the QJGS

Spratt, Lieut. RN ( 1847). ‘On the Geology of a part of Euboea and Boeotia’ extract from the QJGS. Geological Society of London.

Spry, Alan (1969). Metamorphic Textures. Oxford: Pergamon Press. 1st edition. 350pp. PB, minor wear,

Spry, Alan (1969). Metamorphic Textures. Oxford: Pergamon Press. 1st edition. 350pp. PB, minor wear,. Pergamon Press.

Stace, HE, Pettitt, CW, and Waterston, CD. (1987). Natural Science Collections in Scotland; Botany, Geology, Zoology. National Museums of Scotland. 1st edition.

Stace, HE, Pettitt, CW, and Waterston, CD. (1987). Natural Science Collections in Scotland; Botany, Geology, Zoology. National Museums of Scotland. 1st edition. National Museum of Scotland.

Staffa. (no date). Columnar Basalt. Lithographed illustration recognisable as Fingal’s Cave on the island of Staffa,

Staffa. (no date). Columnar Basalt. Lithographed illustration recognisable as Fingal’s Cave on the island of Staffa,. unknown.

Staffa. Whitehouse, F. Cope (1882). ‘Is Fingal’s Cave Artificial’, offprint from The Popular Science Monthly. New York: Appleton. 14pp.

Staffa. Whitehouse, F. Cope (1882). ‘Is Fingal’s Cave Artificial’, offprint from The Popular Science Monthly. New York: Appleton. 14pp. Popular Science.

Staffordshire (1889) county geological map from Reynolds’s Geological Atlas of Great Britain, 2nd

Staffordshire (1889) county geological map from Reynolds’s Geological Atlas of Great Britain, 2nd. Reynolds.

Staffordshire (1913) county geological map from Stanford’s Geological Atlas of Great Britain and Ireland, 3rd edition

Staffordshire (1913) county geological map from Stanford’s Geological Atlas of Great Britain and Ireland, 3rd edition. Stanford's and Reynolds' Atlases.

Stamp, Dudley, et al (1921). The Geology of Belgium. Ed: Arthur Holmes. London: Edward Stanford for Geologists’ Association. 38pp. + fold out colour printed map

Stamp, Dudley, et al (1921). The Geology of Belgium. Ed: Arthur Holmes. London: Edward Stanford for Geologists’ Association. 38pp. + fold out colour printed map. Geologists' Association.

Stanford, K.S. (1925). ‘The Geology of the North-East Land (Spitzbergen)’ extract from the QJGS

Stanford, K.S. (1925). ‘The Geology of the North-East Land (Spitzbergen)’ extract from the QJGS. Geological Society of London.

Stanford, K.S. (1955). ‘The Stratigraphy and Structure of the Hecla Hoek Formation in North-East Land (Spitzbergen)’ extract from the QJGS

Stanford, K.S. (1955). ‘The Stratigraphy and Structure of the Hecla Hoek Formation in North-East Land (Spitzbergen)’ extract from the QJGS. Geological Society of London.

Steeple, EW, et al (eds) 1948. Island of Skye. Edinburgh, The Scottish Mountaineering Club. 155 pp. 2nd revised edition.

Steeple, EW, et al (eds) 1948. Island of Skye. Edinburgh, The Scottish Mountaineering Club. 155 pp. 2nd revised edition. Scottish Mountaineering Club.

Steers, J.A. (1946). The Coastline of England and Wales. Cambridge: University Press, 1st edition, xix + 644pp. Hardback,

Steers, J.A. (1946). The Coastline of England and Wales. Cambridge: University Press, 1st edition, xix + 644pp. Hardback,. Cambridge University Press.

Steers, JA. (1932). The Unstable Earth; Some Recent Views in Geomorphology. London: Methuen & Co. 341 +xiii pp. 1st

Steers, JA. (1932). The Unstable Earth; Some Recent Views in Geomorphology. London: Methuen & Co. 341 +xiii pp. 1st. Methuen.

Stephenson, George and Robert. Lives of the Engineers, by Samuel Smiles.

Stephenson, George and Robert. Lives of the Engineers, by Samuel Smiles. John Murray.

Stewart, F.H. (1947). ‘The Gabbroic Complex of Belhelvie in Aberdeenshire’, offprint of the Quarterly Journal of the Geological Society, v.102

Stewart, F.H. (1947). ‘The Gabbroic Complex of Belhelvie in Aberdeenshire’, offprint of the Quarterly Journal of the Geological Society, v.102. Geological Society of London.

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