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1789ref. 472Freyburg & Annaberg: Craz 1789. First Edition. contemp. marbled wrappers. A very good copy; small inoffensive 19th cent. lib. stamp on the title. 8vo. There are 4 numbered plates on two sheets illus. the devices. This pamphlet is a description of an elaborate an innovative automatic recording device for rain wind direction and humidity. Each of the measurement systems devised by Herrmann were clock driven and appear to be the refinement of a similar system designed by Leupold in 1726. Herrmann's genius however is revealed in his design for the wind recorder. This device consisted of a wheel with 12 sector shaped compartments. Once and hour a clock driven hammer ejected a numbered cube from a magazine into the appropriate sector. After a fixed time cycle the observer would have a clear record of changing wind conditions. See Middleton Meteor. Instruments pp. 136 179-'80. Craz unknown books
1905ref. 7611Washington: Governments Printing Office 1905. Hardcover. g. 4to. 272 pp. Brown cloth binding. Corners frayed and spine have a small amount of fraying very slightly shaken otherwise good to very good. Sixty-one full-page plates in color and b&w of drawings and photographs with two or more images on each plate. Good. Governments Printing Office hardcover books
1989ref. 27435NY:: Cambridge University Press. Near Fine. 1989. Hardcover. 0521372941 . First edition. Review copy with slip laid in. Number stamped on front free endpaper else near fine in glossy illustrated boards. No dust jacket. . Cambridge University Press, hardcover books
2000ref. 36145Boston:: Houghton Mifflin. Fine in Fine dust jacket. 2000. Hardcover. 0395977657 . Book club edition. Fine in a fine dust jacket. . Houghton Mifflin, hardcover books
1937ref. 66152Washington: National Academy of Sciences. Good. 1937. Hardcover. Ex-library with usual library marks. 350 pages rebound with cloth tape and cardboard covers with the original pamphlet cover pasted to the front. The covers are rough but the contents are bright and complete. Good. . National Academy of Sciences hardcover books
1888ref. S6892Bologna:: Bamberini et Parmegolani 1888. 1888. 8vo. 26 pp. Original printed wrappers; dis-bound extremities chipped. Ex library rubber stamp and ms. notations on top cover. Good. Bamberini et Parmegolani, 1888. unknown books
1924ref. 560022Garden City New York: Doubleday Page & Co 1924. Hardcover. Very Good. First edition. Introduction by Blanche Colton Williams. Contemporary owner name on front fly sunned spine with light creases very good lacking the dust jacket. First publication of "Phantom Adventure" by Floyd Dell. Doubleday, Page & Co hardcover books
1811ref. 6790Munich: I J Lentner 1811. First Edition. Contemporary paste paper boards. Good; some spotting and browning throughout. 8vo xxiv 4 1 - 224 239 pp. large folding table. The author is responsible for the striking physiological observation and first description of the circulation of endoplasm in Paramecium. The significance of this was not realized by Ehrenberg at the time and was finally confirmed by Carus in 1834. The discovery had a profound impact on the ideas of cell theory and evolution in the early 19th century. He was a staunch opponent of the 'romantic' in natural philosophy see his later work Uber Naturforschung and an indefatigable teacher and researcher. A little known and important work. See Cole; Poggendorff I 964 -`5; NDB VII 211. I J Lentner hardcover books
1995ref. 25799NY: Oxford University Press. Fine in Fine dust jacket. 1995. Hardcover. 0192142143 . First printing. Fine in a fine dust jacket. . Oxford University Press hardcover books
1962ref. 65601962. Softcover. VG slight soiling. Wraps. appx. 12 pp. 10 bw plates. One page foreword by Henry B. Caldwell. Catalogue lists 35 works. One page of biographical information. paperback books
2001ref. 22873Moscow: Nauka 2001. First edition. Hardcover. vg. Lg 4to. White paper dust-jackets over faux leather boards with gilt lettering on front and spine. Color-coordinated by year. Yearly publication by the Russian Academy of Sciences reporting on Literature Art and Archeology research projects performed by the members of the Academy. Each year's work is summarized in 1 volume replete with ample b&w illustrations photographic reproductions and charts. Research areas for the most part centered around Western and Eastern Russia Central Asia former Soviet Union and Eastern Europe but also occasionally incorporating Western Europe. Research includes a wide cross-section of both ancient and modern topics for example the 1992 topics range from Chekhov to Meyerhold to Machiavelli to ancient archaeology of the Solovetsky Islands off the coast of Archangel. 10 vols total between 1989-2001. Missing years: 1991 1998 1999. Text in Russian. Corners of dust jackets and boards slightly bumped Interiors in fine. 1990 missing dust-jacket. Set overall in near fine condition. Nauka hardcover books
1988ref. 164131988. Softcover. VG very slight wear on cover. White wraps. 21 pp. 11 color 4 bw plates. paperback books
1967ref. EEG1119Washington D.C.:: National Academy of Sciences 1967-8. Series: NAS/NRC publication No. 1485 AB. 1967. 2 volumes. 8vo. 8 150; 9 187 pp. Printed wrappers. Book-label of professor Ralph H. Kellogg Very good. These two volumes cover research requested by NASA's Office of Advanced Research & Technology and the Space Science Board which in 1966 initiated studies of the physiological problems of manned space flight. The two-part study on respiratory physiology and circulatory physiology were done by a team of experts who wrote the report published here. Due to the complexity of problems relating to the unknown possible effects of prolonged space flight on the circulatory system these studies were vital to the success of NASA programs. / PROVENANCE: Ralph H. Kellogg 1920-2009 matriculated to the medical school at the University of Rochester then after WWII he taught at the Dept. of Physiology at Harvard Medical School taking his Ph.D. in 1953 then he joined UC Berkeley and then UCSF as Professor of Physiology where he worked for more than 50 years specializing in renal and respiratory physiology with particular attention to physiology of high altitude. "Facilities were primitive and they were subjects for their own experiments. Their measurements yielded additional information about the control of breathing that helps people adjust to the lack of oxygen pressure in the air. Very few physiologists in the world had laboratory facilities to work at such high altitude and Ralph came to know most of them." He also collected rare books on mountaineering clearly relating this interest to the study of high altitude conditions and the human experience. National Academy of Sciences, 1967-8. Series: NAS/NRC publication No. 1485 A+B. unknown books
1987ref. 27004Boston: Allen & Unwin. Near Fine. 1987. Paperback. 0045510814 . Illustrated. Revised edition paperback. About fine in oversized pictorial wraps. . Allen & Unwin paperback books
1949ref. RH1572Paris:: La Revue 1949. 1949. Series: La Revue Litterature Histoire Arts et Sciences des Deux Mondes vol. 24 1959. 8vo. Printed wrappers; cover off. Worn. Full issue of this periodical. It contains additional papers written by d'Harcourt Deon Gignoux Therive Arrigon Humbourg Lizop Croise and others. La Revue, 1949. unknown books
1959ref. 200076Fayetteville Arkansas: College of Arts and Sciences University of Arkansas 1959. Paperback. Fair wraps with Good interior Wraps are heavily worn/foxed/toned/smudged; textblock edges are lightly worn/toned/scuffed; some interior pages are dog-eared; interior is clean with some light foxing or smudging; binding appears solid. Grey illustrated stapled wraps with black and blue lettering; 55 pp.; richly illustrated. This volume includes a color woodcut by Robert Rorex. College of Arts and Sciences, University of Arkansas paperback books
1921ref. 232279New York: Doubleday Page & Co 1921. Hardcover. Very Good. Later. Very good. Hardcover is rubbed at spine ends and corners cover and foredges soiled gold stamping on front cover and faded spine front hinge cracked inside front cover. Doubleday, Page & Co hardcover books
1921ref. 232280New York: Doubleday Page & Co 1921. Hardcover. Very Good. Later. Very good. Hardcover is rubbed at spine ends and corners cover and foredges soiled gold stamping on front cover and faded spine. Doubleday, Page & Co hardcover books
1948ref. 11319Cairo 1948. Paperback. Good. maps photos ills 87 9 113 14p. Softcovers in orignal wrapper. 30 cm. Ex lib. Two consecutive issues of this annual which are largely focused on natural history. paperback books
1899ref. 246396Washington: The Academy. Very Good. 1899-1911. Complete in 13 volumes 1899-1911 some with several parts ; most in original wrappers with vols 4 5 6 & 7 bound in maroon cloth. In 1911 the name was changed to "Journal of the Washington Academy of Sciences" with a new vol. 1 no. 1 issued on July 19 1911. . The Academy hardcover books
ref. 16421pamphlet. 15 pages. Slim 8vo stitched now in modern wrappers. Paris 1837. Pages foxed otherwise very good. Report on Dr. A. Legrand's publication advocating therapeutic use of gold for lymphadenitis. unknown books
1999ref. S4779Cambridge MA:: American Academy of Arts and Sciences 1999. 1999. 254 x 179 mm. 8vo. vi 154 pp. Illus. lists of members. Printed wrappers. Very good. American Academy of Arts and Sciences, 1999. unknown books
1890ref. 16764Paris: Gauthier-Villars / Imprimeur-Libraire 1890. First Edition. Boards. Very Good. First Edition. 4 79 pages. 4to. Original marbled boards with leather spine and gilt titling. Rubbing to the extremities. Occasional soiling internally generally bright and clean. Boards. Roughly translated title: "Collection Of Memoirs Reports And Documents Relating To The Observation Of The Passage Of Venus On The Sun: Annex Gauthier-Villars / Imprimeur-Libraire unknown books
1890ref. RH1434Paris:: Gauthier-Villars 1890. 1890. 8vo. 230 pp. pages 15-16 torn without loss. Original green printed wrappers; covers off A poor working copy. Ownership signature of Roger Hahn. Rare. AS IS. Cited in Roger Hahn's classic The Anatomy of a Scientific Institution; The Paris Academy of Science 1666-1803 1971 p. 409. Gauthier-Villars, [1890]. unknown books
1949ref. 59557Brussels: INCIDI 1949. 8vo pp. 8 326 2; text in French with some portions in parallel English text; green paper wrappers; wrappers sunned with a few stains corner bumped clean and sound very good. Previously the International Colonial Institute the INCIDI was a collection of independent "distinguished citizens" to "facilitate and spread the comparative study of the political science of administration and of colonial legislation. Its fellows met regularly and published widely making the institute a strong influence among colonial powers. The Compte Rendu includes organization bylaws and briefs on the meeting of March 1949 as well as a bibliography of titles produced by members and by the institute itself. INCIDI unknown books
