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1928rif. 1228497Jena, G. Fischer, 1928. Gr.-8vo. 1 Porträt, 14, 146 S. m. einigen Abb. u. Tabellen (Gesammelte Abhandlungen 4/1 = Unveröffentliche Schriften wissenschaftlich-technischen Inhalts 1). Goldgepr. OLwdbd.
1921rif. 1228496Jena, G. Fischer, 1921. Gr.-8vo. 16, 402 S., 1 Portr. (Gesammelte Abhandlungen 3). Hlwdbd.
1906rif. 1228494Jena, G. Fischer, 1906. Gr.-8vo. 1 Bl., 6, 346 S. m. 16 Abb., 7 Taf. (davon 2 gefaltet) m. zahlr. Abb. (Gesammelte Abhandlungen 2). Hlwdbd.
1895rif. 18593Partitions sur les Instruments de musique Benoit Emile 1895 approx.
1989In 8°, br. edit. ill. con ali, pp. 117,(3), con num. fot. b.n. n.t.; testo in italiano e in inglese, ottimo es..
rif. 142843aafParis, Galerie Montpensier, 1877, in-8vo, 37 p., cartonnage recent (brochure orig. conservée),
1903rif. B01422,7 cm X 28,3 cm, X+316 pp, reliure demi et coins cuir. Dos à 5 nerfs. Titres et feuillages dorés sur les entre-nerfs. Grand nombre de photographies N&B.
1889rif. 794621889 Octave Doin, Editeur, Paris, Bibliothèque de l'Amateur Photographe - 1889 - 1 vol in-12, pleine percaline grise décorée - 254 pages - Avec figures dans le texte
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2005cm. 17 x 24, x-252 pp. con 30 ill. f.t. Fondazione Giorgio Cini - Studi di musica veneta - Archivio Egidia Sartori La biografia artistica di Egida Sartori ? stata ripercorsa in questo volume attingendo alle fonti documentarie originali, in specie lettere e copialettere. Viene pertanto cos? ricostruita, per cos? dire ?dal vero?, la carriera di una personalit? che si rivela fondamentale nella storia della creazione di una scuola italiana dedita al revival della musica barocca e del ritorno in spirito neoclassico al repertorio della letteratura clavicembalistica. La biografia di Egida Sartori si presenta arricchita da una memoria introduttiva di Andrea Zanzotto. This volume traces the artistic biography of Egida Sartori on the basis of original documents, in particular letters and draft copies. It thus provides a ?true? picture of a central figure in the revival of Baroque music in Italy and the ?neoclassical? return to the early harpsichord repertories. Egida Sartori?s biography is preceded by an introduction in which Andrea Zanzotto remembers the musician. 524 gr. x-252 p.
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1965rif. 43503Mansfield, Maurizio Martino, o. J. (um 1995; Nachdruck der Ausgabe London, 1943-1965). 8°. Mit zahlr. meist ganzs. Abbildungen. Zus. ca. 2000 S., OLwd.-Bde.
1978rif. 60357Le Val d’Ajol, Jean-Marie Mougel, Maison de la Presse 1978 In-4 22 x 30 cm. Reliure de l’éditeur plein skyvertex rouge, dos muet, report du titre doré sur le premier plat, 135 pp., 26 illustrations. Reproduction anastatique d’un ouvrage manuscrit. Coiffes émoussées. Exemplaire en bon état.
rif. 73206Paris, Editions Radio (Formatif), 1974, in 8° relié plein skyvertex de l'éditeur, jaquette illustrée, 392 pages.
1838rif. 38922Weimar: Bernhard Friedrich Voigt 1838. 8vo. 239 1 pp. Numerous tables. Six large folding engraved plates some hand-coloured w/ instruments and cartographic details. Contemporary quarter-tree-calf over chppng ft of spine mnr splttng to hnges foxing to textblk mnr creasng to Plate VI still good reference copy. First edition of this exceedingly scarce work on surveying detailing the equipment and leveling instruments w/ details on cartography. Bernhard Friedrich Voigt, unknown
1960rif. 88992Leonards-on-Sea: by the Author 1960. First Limited Edition. One of a thousand numbered copies this is no. 184. Inscribed and signed by Elgar on limitation page dated March 1961. 12mo 19cm. Original russet cloth; gilt spine and cover titles; 1271pp; text illustrations including 14 tipped-in original photographic plates. Cloth a bit rubbed and faded; slightly over-opened at half-title page; a previous owner has inserted an additional plate by hand and the original invoice from bookseller Oscar Shapiro is tipped on to front endpaper. Overall a Very Good copy. by the Author unknown books
1960rif. 88992Leonards-on-Sea: by the Author 1960. First Limited Edition. One of a thousand numbered copies this is no. 184. Inscribed and signed by Elgar on limitation page dated March 1961. 12mo 19cm. Original russet cloth; gilt spine and cover titles; 1271pp; text illustrations including 14 tipped-in original photographic plates. Cloth a bit rubbed and faded; slightly over-opened at half-title page; a previous owner has inserted an additional plate by hand and the original invoice from bookseller Oscar Shapiro is tipped on to front endpaper. Overall a Very Good copy. by the Author unknown
rif. 52185P., Société Française de Physique, 1952, grand in 8° broché, 342 pages ; nombreuses illustrations ; un plan dépliant ; Listes des exposants (par stand et alphabétique) et index ; couverture légèrement fanée.
1767rif. 21811Paris, Vincent, 1767 ; in-12, veau marbré, dos à nerfs décoré et doré, pièce de titre grenat, tranches rouges (reliure de l'époque) ; XV, 392 pp.
1895rif. 47419Jena: Carl Zeiss 1895. First Edition. Large slim octavo 27cm.; publisher's brown cloth over blue textured paper upper cover lettered in gilt; 4122pp.; steel-engraved text illus. throughout. Boards a bit rubbed and slightly bowed small spot of glue residue at top fore-edge corner of upper cover original gilt quite dulled though Parisian distributor's gilt-lettered cancel still brilliant contemporary American ownership inscriptions to front endpapers. Overall Very Good internally fine. Quite an attractive and uncommon trade catalog issued by the still-extant microscope manufacturer. This issue not separately catalogued in OCLC COPAC or KVK as of January 2020. Carl Zeiss unknown books
1916rif. 58803Boston: L.E. Knott Apparatus Co. 1916. 4to. 8 507 1 pp. Four pp. frontisp. insert announcing new building in Cambridge with over 1000 text illustrations diagrams woodcut engravings. Brick-red publisher’s cloth black lettering & company logo on front cover minor bumping to corners minor sunning to spine edgewear some minor soiling toning to endpapers still VG copy w/ publisher’s notice mounted front pastedown. First edition of this uncommon and one of the most expansive scientific instrument catalogues ever issued by the famed New England company. The Knott company organized under this name in 1895 targeted universities high schools laboratories manufacturers and inventors across the World. Along with surveying navigation and mathematical instruments they also sold water turbines Bell glasses demonstration jars orreries lantern slides solar calculators 3-dimensional geography models and electrical equipment. Functioning and sectional model steam engines were available colour apparatus dynamos and so much more could all be ordered. Worldcat locates 5 copies Temple Getty U of Cincinnati U of N. TX Am. Inst. Physics. L.E. Knott Apparatus Co., hardcover
1964rif. 61504Saginaw MI & Indianapolis IN: Trippensee Planetarium Co. George F. Cram Co. ca. 1964. Planetarium Orrery stands 12.5 in. tall at the top of the central Sun made from yellow plastic mounts on a 7.5 in. diameter moulded plastic base the model extends 22 in. when fully extended with Mercury on opposite side of the Sun from Moon extending out from central Earth. The Earth is a paper-covered 4 in. globe mounted on a gear mechanism mounted with wooden painted Moon mounted on metal rod as is the Venus globe which rotates around the moon all of which are driven by chains when handle underneath the swing arm is moved. Moulded plastic base has iron weight bolted underneath minor closed crack to the outer fore-edge of the base minor rippling to paint finish at base chipping to plastic bushing at base of Earth & Lunar globes still an exceptional piece in beautiful working condition. The Trippensee Planetarium tellurion or “Elementary Planetarium” has been produced for over 90 years and offers a wonderful astronomical mechanism depicting how day night and the seasons are caused by the movement of the Earth on its axis and its orbit around the Sun. It shows solar and lunar eclipses the motion of Venus in relation to the Sun and the rotation. The globe shows the major continents and cities with no internal political divisions except for the continental United States & Alaska shaded in green on the North American continent. The Tellurion or Tellurium was patented by Alexander Laing originally in 1897 as an educational device to be used in schools. He set up operations in Detroit MI and was later bought out by the Trippensee brothers who introduced their own version with a more reliable bicycle-style chain and gear drive and they sold them steadily. In order to further diversify the company they also built the Eddie Rickenbacker automobile for the E-M-F Company until 1927 when the Everitt Company went under. Trippensee brothers moved later to Saginaw Michigan where they occupied a three-story building at the corner of Cass and South Hamilton staying in business until 1999 when they were purchased by Science First. Their Orrery planetariums were made originally from wood and brass then Bakelite and finally plastics. See: Mark Theobald Coachbuiltcom Trippensee Manufacturing Company Rickenbacker Motors. Trippensee Planetarium Co., George F. Cram Co., unknown
