Pre 1995 books with feathered dinos?

[HD-man]

What pre 1995 books (I.e. Books from b-4 the discovery of Sinosauropteryx) have pictures of non-avian feathered dinos (excluding Avimimus & Syntarsus b/c, AFAICT, almost everyone was feathering them)? So far, I know of the following, but I think there are more.

"Dinosaurs of the Southwest" ( https://3.bp.blogspot.com/-bVB9GLa2Jwc/WBpI6FlLrJI/AAAAAAAAFyo/smOscsH9XYsizE6DPAw1zqBWxtuXCjBHwCLcB/s640/9Feathersaurus.jpg )

"The Warm-Blooded Dinosaurs" ( http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-0NJsGNFIwS4/VyYeAGBF2AI/AAAAAAAA1sE/fVNcalGOcBwLxrwuJV0ns3gljgiujepJACK4B/s1600/5644562960_242c03b3eb_z.jpg )

"Archosauria" ( http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v624/fenchurch/blargh/olddinobooksround2/mcloughlin3.jpg )

"The Smallest Dinosaurs" ( http://s345.photobucket.com/user/Eiten_2008/media/tsd2_zps4fb5b669.jpg.html )

"The New Dinosaur Dictionary" ( http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-tNHws4LBLo4/VyYGs6_e9zI/AAAAAAAA1rA/k0XZHwfg0hgsw-BvX5wyrIsMU8PJ6VyPQCK4B/s1600/FullSizeRender.jpg )

"A Field Guide to Dinosaurs" ( http://www.flickr.com/photos/babbletrish/5561152721/ )

"Pocket Book of Dinosaurs" ( https://3.bp.blogspot.com/-4ocIY9WBtcA/T15sY_ohjDI/AAAAAAAAAvI/AEiS5lIC_po/s1600/Oviraptor.jpg )

"The Dinosaur Heresies" ( http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-tOVV_O-NGQ8/TdlEpuutQyI/AAAAAAAAAZU/Vu_u5aveH4Y/s400/86.jpg )

"Dinosaurs! The 1987 Childcraft Annual" ( https://1.bp.blogspot.com/-E094fvNPCLI/VcpSnLcxDJI/AAAAAAAAE_c/WGWBR2xu2O8/s1600/Oviraptor.jpg )

"Predatory Dinosaurs of the World" ( http://scienceblogs.com/tetrapodzoology/wp-content/blogs.dir/471/files/2012/04/i-454b55dbb6de6e06d7ed9778a6b93cef-Greg_Paul_Velociraptor_vs_troodontids.jpg )

"Peterson First Guide to Dinosaurs" ( http://farm7.static.flickr.com/6093/6247064007_30d8fdcca7.jpg )

"The News About Dinosaurs" ( http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-8ANp-v4_RdA/TdlD3eKOSzI/AAAAAAAAAZM/K7xAonIh5bs/s400/Gregory+Paul%252C+primi+anni+%252780.jpg )

"A Gallery of Dinosaurs & Other Early Reptiles" ( http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v624/fenchurch/blargh/olddinobooks4/peters12.jpg )

"The Reign of the Dinosaurs" ( https://1.bp.blogspot.com/-DXzK1Bma_Tg/TwCbedxZMoI/AAAAAAAAAlU/TTytrMQ2XBw/s1600/Australia.jpg )

"The Humongous Book of Dinosaurs" ( http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v624/fenchurch/blargh/humongousbookofdinosaurs/hbod51.jpg )

"The Ultimate Dinosaur" ( http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_nQaKjURiO_A/S5UuJVXJHTI/AAAAAAAAAEA/KqAD34OjGv8/s320/ultimate+dinosaur.jpg )

"An Alphabet of Dinosaurs" ( https://4.bp.blogspot.com/-bHv4_AotmUY/UpUBrZlqfFI/AAAAAAAADRg/ScVpp1g9yQM/s1600/Velociraptor.jpg )

[Seijun]

Not a book, but there is a feathered deinonychus statue made by Otter Zell that is from the early 80's.

[Patrx]

Not a book, but there is a feathered deinonychus statue made by Otter Zell that is from the early 80's.

I almost had a little statue like that on eBay once upon a time, and somebody outbid me at the last moment! Shame, it's a fascinating piece of history.

[krentz]

John C.McLoughlin, Archosauria.  1979.  It was one of the fist book I ever read depicting dines as warm-blooded, agile, non-tail draggers.  The author was a bit of a Greg Paul for his time, but kind of disappeared.  He drew a gorgeous feathered Coelurus.  Still holds up today.  This book, and Desmonds Hot Blooded dinosaurs had a massive impact on a little 10 year old Krentz.  I should post some pics of dinosaurs I sculpted ( and still have!) that were directly influenced by it.

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[HD-man]

John C.McLoughlin, Archosauria.  1979.

Many thanks, I  forgot about that 1. I'll add it to the list in my 1st post.

[HD-man]

UPDATE: I've since added "A Field Guide to Dinosaurs" & "The Humongous Book of Dinosaurs". While the latter was published in 1997, the magazine series of which it's made dates "back to the halcyon pre-Jurassic Park days of 1992" ( http://chasmosaurs.blogspot.com/2011/05/vintage-dinosaur-art-guest-post.html ).

[microraptorgui]

For those who haven't already seen it, there's a great article on this topic here: http://dinogoss.blogspot.com/2016/05/the-first-feathered-dinosaurs-in-art.html.

[Halichoeres]

This is a real old thread, but the Deinonychus in David Peters's Gallery of Dinosaurs was feathered. That was 1989.

[Viergacht]

I've always liked this speculative proto-bird by Burian:



It's of course been proven wrong since, although it's interesting he feathers all four limbs.

[Everything_Dinosaur]

Thanks for posting the image of the transitional form, brings back happy memories.

[GasmaskMax]

I've always liked this speculative proto-bird by Burian:



It's of course been proven wrong since, although it's interesting he feathers all four limbs.

Ive always found it funny how that thing just looks like a Komodo dragon with some random flashy bird pelts draped over top of it! I really dont get what they were thinking sometimes  . But hey, it will be us someday, a bunch a dudes sitting with their magic supercomputers mocking John Conway  XD .

[Digibasherx]

I totally had this in my "Prehistoric Animals" sticker book by Panini back in '86.

Not mine, but here's a link with photos of the book. https://chasmosaurs.blogspot.ca/2011/04/vintage-dinosaur-art-panini-dinosaur.html

[HD-man]

UPDATE: I've since added "Dinosaurs of the Southwest", "The Warm-Blooded Dinosaurs", "The New Dinosaur Dictionary", "Pocket Book of Dinosaurs", "Dinosaurs! The 1987 Childcraft Annual", "A Gallery of Dinosaurs & Other Early Reptiles", "The Reign of the Dinosaurs", & "An Alphabet of Dinosaurs".