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Publisher: Doubleday Books
Years: 1961-1968
Related Series: Anchor Books, Anchor Documents in American Civilization, Anchor Modern Studies in Philosophy, Anchor Octavos, Anchor Science Study Series, Anchor Seventeenth-Century Series
The Natural History Library: New Anchor Book Series, PW, June 19, 1961, at 42-43.
Advertisement, 205 Scientific American 281 (Sept. 1961):
Doubleday Anchor Books
in cooperation with the
American Museum of Natural History
presents an important new paperback series . . . inexpensive, illustrated soft cover editions of distinguished and enduring books on the study of man and his world.
THE NATURAL HISTORY LIBRARY
Ideal for students at all levels and for science-minded readers, The Natural History Library ranges widely through biology, anthropology, zoology, geology, astronomy and related life and earth sciences. The books, selected for the Series by a panel of Museum scientists, focus on man -- his origins, nature and environment -- and on the world around man, from sub-microscopic life to the universe at large. Many of the books are specially revised for this series; most of them include forewords written by Museum scientists, drawings, photographs, maps, diagrams, and indexes; prices range from 95¢ to $1.45.
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