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1978(Codice SO/0844) In 16° 72 pp. Texte français. Broché, très bon état. ~~~ SPEDIZIONE IN ITALIA SEMPRE TRACCIATA
1975(Codice SX/0009) Ocatvo (248x183 mm). Montly review, three numbers. White paperback, black title in red circle, staple bound. All in very fine condition. ~~~ SPEDIZIONE IN ITALIA SEMPRE TRACCIATA
1974(Codice SX/0008) Ocatvo (248x183 mm). Montly review, six numbers. White paperback, black title in red circle, staple bound. All in very fine condition. ~~~ SPEDIZIONE IN ITALIA SEMPRE TRACCIATA
1973(Codice SX/0007) Ocatvo (248x183 mm). Montly review, five numbers. White paperback, black title in red circle, staple bound. All in very fine condition. ~~~ SPEDIZIONE IN ITALIA SEMPRE TRACCIATA
1972(Codice SX/0006) Ocatvo (248x183 mm). Montly review, three numbers. White paperback, black title in red circle, staple bound. All in very fine condition. ~~~ SPEDIZIONE IN ITALIA SEMPRE TRACCIATA
1971(Codice SX/0005) Ocatvo (248x183 mm). Montly review, seven numbers. White paperback, black title in red circle, staple bound. All in very fine condition. ~~~ SPEDIZIONE IN ITALIA SEMPRE TRACCIATA
1970(Codice SX/0004) Ocatvo (248x183 mm). Montly review, seven numbers. White paperback, black title in red circle, staple bound. All in very fine condition. ~~~ SPEDIZIONE IN ITALIA SEMPRE TRACCIATA
1969(Codice SX/0003) Ocatvo (248x183 mm). Montly review, eight numbers. White paperback, black title in red circle, staple bound. All in very fine condition. ~~~ SPEDIZIONE IN ITALIA SEMPRE TRACCIATA
1968(Codice SX/0002) Ocatvo (248x183 mm). Montly review, ten numbers. White paperback, black title in red circle, staple bound. All in very fine condition. ~~~ SPEDIZIONE IN ITALIA SEMPRE TRACCIATA
1967(Codice SX/0001) Ocatvo (248x183 mm) Montly review, six numbers. White paperback, black title in red circle, staple bound. All in very fine condition. ~~~ SPEDIZIONE IN ITALIA SEMPRE TRACCIATA
1987Question posée, en 1984-1987, par David ROUSSET (1912-1997; auteur de "L'Univers concentrationnaire"). 1ère édition, avec bande-annonce de l'éditeur. Français
1987ref. 7981Paris, Ramsay, 1987 1 volume 15,3 x 24cm Encollé. 482p., 5 feuillets. Bon état.
1986BONACCI EDITORE 1986 216 PP. FONDO DI MAGAZZINO: NEL CELLOPHANE EDITORIALE
1962(Codice MD/1284) In 8º (22 cm) 435 pp. Prima edizione. Margini ingialliti, cartone editoriale un po' usato. Volume in buono stato. ~~~ SPEDIZIONE IN ITALIA SEMPRE TRACCIATA
1985(Codice MD/0432) In 4° (27,5 cm) 270 pp. "Stratech Studies Series SS86-1". First edition, scarce. Original blue softcover. A fine copy. ~~~ SPEDIZIONE IN ITALIA SEMPRE TRACCIATA
1962(Codice RU/1254) Oblong 8vo, 41 pages. A critical analysis of Soviet Expansion since 1939, with 2 maps. Stapled paperback, very fine. ~~~ SPEDIZIONE IN ITALIA SEMPRE TRACCIATA
1971(Codice SO/1032) Octavo (215 mm) 28 pages. First edition. Original printed wrappers, staple-bound. A fine copy. ~~~ SPEDIZIONE IN ITALIA SEMPRE TRACCIATA
19808vo., First Edition; blue tweed cloth, gilt back, a very good, bright, clean copy in price-clipped dustwrapper, the latter sunned at backstrip and lightly browned on (predominantly white) rear panel. Final volume of the Smiley/Karla trilogy.
2013Roy. 8vo., First Edition, with numerous coloured and monochrome photographs and illustrations throughout; laminated pictorial boards, a fine copy in unclipped dustwrapper
2010Roy. 8vo., First Edition, with numerous coloured and monochrome photographs and illustrations throughout; grey cloth, backstrip lettered in silver, a fine copy in unclipped dustwrapper
1996pp. viii, [2], 204. Extensive footnotes. Index. "A concise superbly documented study of the U.S. government's virtual dominance of the creation and the development of mass communication research. A chilling history of federal influence on finances, research topics and academic careers, it illuminates the political context of scholarship in the United States." - W.S. Solomon. "At last, a thoroughly researched, well-documented critical history of the relation between the U.S. government and the academic community in the creation and development of mass communication research. Enormously useful and clarifying." - J.W. Carey. Title #13 from the 'Forbidden Bookshelf', a list of controversial books disappeared by America's power brokers. Unmarked with average wear. A sound copy of this, the first paperback edition. Book
1961ref. 224311961. Lockheed Aircraft Corporation. Satellite Systems Timing Formats. Report No. LMSD 918768. Sunnyvale CA: Lockheed Missiles and Space Division 19 June 1961. First edition. Approximately 20 pages. Comb-bound in original two-tone green printed covers with graphic icons representing clocks timing pulses and telemetry. Internal pages mimeographed or offset-printed with detailed binary diagrams timing tables and correction notices. Includes an errata page stapled to title page. An internally circulated technical manual from the early years of Cold War aerospace innovation this 1961 Lockheed Missiles and Space Division report outlines the timing code formats used by various satellite systems at a critical juncture in American space and reconnaissance development. Compiled by Lockheed engineers at the company's Sunnyvale California facility-epicenter of classified space-based military systems including CORONA spy satellites-the document sought to resolve the absence of a unified standard across multiple U.S. satellite platforms. "This report is to acquaint users with the timing formats in use by Satellite Systems" the foreword explains. "The details of each time code word. are compiled from their respective Technical Manuals and Handbooks. Code word titles as shown in this report have originated from lack of an available standard." The manual includes precise descriptions of timing word construction for satellite telemetry: "The illustration below shows the BCD time code word as it is received in the timing accumulator. Each group represents a decimal digit." The document further notes that bits were encoded in a non-return-to-zero format and generated "at a 50 bit-per-second rate." Time was broken into discrete segments using "6 ms Early Frame Pulses" and binary-coded decimal groupings for hours minutes and seconds. Applications included magnetic tape recording oscillograph output and "film and real time transmissions" for both "manual and automatic data reduction." One supplemental sheet dated July 1961 signed by systems integration manager George Priff lists technical corrections such as "Figure 1 is shown inverted the code word consists of negative pulses." Issued just as Project Mercury was placing the first Americans into orbit and at the dawn of global reconnaissance satellite use this document reflects the hidden architecture of U.S. space operations-how data time and telemetry were synchronized across a rapidly expanding satellite infrastructure. Created in the same year as the launch of Transit 4A the first nuclear-powered satellite and the continued development of Lockheed's Agena spacecraft this report offers key insight into the programming data acquisition and timing challenges that defined early aerospace telemetry systems. Comb binding intact with minor creasing to plastic spine; covers show modest wear and faint markings to upper right; internally clean and complete. Overall very good condition. unknown books
1961ref. 224311961. Lockheed Aircraft Corporation. Satellite Systems Timing Formats. Report No. LMSD 918768. Sunnyvale CA: Lockheed Missiles and Space Division 19 June 1961. First edition. Approximately 20 pages. Comb-bound in original two-tone green printed covers with graphic icons representing clocks timing pulses and telemetry. Internal pages mimeographed or offset-printed with detailed binary diagrams timing tables and correction notices. Includes an errata page stapled to title page. An internally circulated technical manual from the early years of Cold War aerospace innovation this 1961 Lockheed Missiles and Space Division report outlines the timing code formats used by various satellite systems at a critical juncture in American space and reconnaissance development. Compiled by Lockheed engineers at the company's Sunnyvale California facility-epicenter of classified space-based military systems including CORONA spy satellites-the document sought to resolve the absence of a unified standard across multiple U.S. satellite platforms. "This report is to acquaint users with the timing formats in use by Satellite Systems" the foreword explains. "The details of each time code word. are compiled from their respective Technical Manuals and Handbooks. Code word titles as shown in this report have originated from lack of an available standard." The manual includes precise descriptions of timing word construction for satellite telemetry: "The illustration below shows the BCD time code word as it is received in the timing accumulator. Each group represents a decimal digit." The document further notes that bits were encoded in a non-return-to-zero format and generated "at a 50 bit-per-second rate." Time was broken into discrete segments using "6 ms Early Frame Pulses" and binary-coded decimal groupings for hours minutes and seconds. Applications included magnetic tape recording oscillograph output and "film and real time transmissions" for both "manual and automatic data reduction." One supplemental sheet dated July 1961 signed by systems integration manager George Priff lists technical corrections such as "Figure 1 is shown inverted the code word consists of negative pulses." Issued just as Project Mercury was placing the first Americans into orbit and at the dawn of global reconnaissance satellite use this document reflects the hidden architecture of U.S. space operations-how data time and telemetry were synchronized across a rapidly expanding satellite infrastructure. Created in the same year as the launch of Transit 4A the first nuclear-powered satellite and the continued development of Lockheed's Agena spacecraft this report offers key insight into the programming data acquisition and timing challenges that defined early aerospace telemetry systems. Comb binding intact with minor creasing to plastic spine; covers show modest wear and faint markings to upper right; internally clean and complete. Overall very good condition. unknown
1949np. (8p.) Thin 12mo. Original printed wraps. Lecture given at the New York Herald Tribune Book and Author Luncheon at the Hotel Astor, April 12, 1949. Crisp copy. Quite scarce. AMERICANA BOX 9
1958ref. ABE-880921511412 PAGES-FORMAT 30X42-POLITIQUE DE GRANDEUR: ON AUGMENTE LES IMPOTS-GRANDE PARADE DE FOIRE SUR LES TRETEAUX INTERNATIONAUX-LA REFORME DE L'EDUCATION, CONDITION PREALABLE A TOUTE RENAISSANCE SPIRITUELLE DE LA FRANCE/PAR LE GENERAL LIONEL CHASSIN-FANTOMES ET VIVANTS/PAR LUCIEN REBATET-SANS UN ARMEMENT NUCLEAIRE EUROPEEN, NOTRE INDEPENDANCE ET NOS LIBERTES SERONT DEMAIN A LA MERCI D'UN CHANTAGE SOVIETIQUE-ENTRE LE "OUI" ET LE "NON" LES "JEUNES TURCS" DE COTONOU ONT CHOISI L'INDEPENDANCE IMMEDIATE/PAR JACQUES ROY-UN ARTICLE MAGISTRAL DE L'ARCHIDUC OTTO "EN TROIS JOURS LES MORTS SONT OUBLIES"-POLIGNAC EST RESSUSCITE/PAR PIERRE DOMINIQUE
