1837Paris, Carilian-Goeury & Anselin, 1837. 4to. a. Folio-oblong. 2 uniform contemp. hcalf. Gilt spines with gilt lettering. A paperlabel pasted on upper part of spines. Stamps on title-pages. XII,574,(2) pp. Atlas with 59 engraved plates. A few, mostly marginal, scattered brownspots.
1793ref. 16057Paris 1793. First Edition. Disbound from a larger volume retaining the plain front wrapper. Very good. 4to 80 pages and 11 engraved folding plates of appliances and buildings. A learned and detailed account of the extraction of potash and various salts written during the frenzied days of the French Revolution. The work is primarily a technological treatise whose effective use did not come into being until 1805 - 1810 the period of effective English embargo of the continent. There is a note on the title stating that this copy was presented by the American geologist William Maclure. Laid in is a contemporary comment inquiring if the work had been registered with the appropriate government committee. See Partington III for a commentary on the authors. unknown books
1976ref. 238791976. California Computer Products corporate newsletter run from 1976 documenting CalComp's expansion from the computer plotters that established its early reputation into disk storage automated tape libraries printers and integrated peripheral systems for corporate and scientific computing. The six issues follow the company's products into working installations at ARCO Getty Oil hotel information systems and other commercial environments while international distribution reports trace sales activity in Europe Canada Iran and Turkey. A recurring "Gallery of Fine Art" supplies a parallel record of computer graphics practice reproducing portraits mathematical abstractions landscapes and other images produced through CalComp plotting equipment. CalComp Newsletter. Anaheim California: California Computer Products Inc. 1976. Six bimonthly issues constituting the January/February through November/December 1976 run. 8.5 x 11 inches. Illustrated throughout with photographs of equipment and installations technical diagrams and computer generated artwork. 1 CalComp Newsletter January/February 1976. Announces the new CalComp 836 "high performance low cost table top plotter" describing a 36 inch drawing speed and intended applications in design laboratories offices and similar environments. The verso "Gallery of Fine Art" includes a portrait submitted by Michael Ward Computer Applications Division Earth Satellite Corporation. 2 CalComp Newsletter March/April 1976. Leads with "CALCOMP UNVEILS HIGH CAPACITY DISK DRIVE SHOWS NEW PLOTTER FOR FIRST TIME AT NCC" introducing the Trident disk drive family and CalComp 960 plotter. The latter is described as a vertical plotter capable of operating at 30 inches per second; the verso reproduces a circular computer generated composition submitted by Bob Matzel of Stanford Linear Accelerator. 3 CalComp Newsletter May/June 1976. Reports "CALCOMP AUTOMATED TAPE LIBRARY AT ARCO LOS ANGELES" describing an installation at the ARCO Los Angeles Data Center designed to process the company's computing requirements through automated tape handling. The "Gallery of Fine Art" includes a landscape generated on a CalComp system and an interior view of the automated tape mechanism. 4 CalComp Newsletter July/August 1976. Leads with "HOTEL INFORMATION SYSTEM USES TRIDENT DISK DRIVES" describing CalComp Trident T 50 disk drives in an EECO hotel information system and identifying installations at the MGM Grand Hotel and the Aladdin in Las Vegas the Sheraton Waikiki the El Dorado Beach Hotel and the Hotel Inter Continental Paris. Its computer art page reproduces a portrait after an eighteenth century subject and announces expanded CalComp organization in Canada and an Iranian distributorship agreement. 5 CalComp Newsletter September/October 1976. Announces a distribution agreement with Agfa Gevaert of Antwerp for CalComp products in Western Europe and an expansion of the company's 1035/235 disk storage systems. The "Gallery of Fine Art" reproduces "Unequal Mass Particles" submitted by Professor Norton Starr of Amherst College's Department of Mathematics a plotted mathematical form generated with a CalComp plotter. 6 CalComp Newsletter November/December 1976. Leads with "GETTY OIL COMPANY USES CALCOMP 936 IN MANY WAYS" describing use of the 936 drum plotting system for seismic exploration financial charts pipeline monitoring and related technical work. A second report describes North American Business Equipment's use of CalComp disk graphics and automated tape library systems. The final "Gallery of Fine Art" presents a multicolored geometric composition submitted by Gary J. Soukup systems engineer with The Upjohn Company produced through a CalComp graphics program and three color pens. California Computer Products occupied a specialized position in the postwar computing industry by producing machinery that converted computer data into stored printed and plotted information. By 1976 the newsletters show the breadth of that business through named installations rather than product announcements alone. ARCO's automated tape library addresses the physical management of large quantities of magnetic tape; Getty Oil's 936 plotting system converts seismic and financial data into working charts; hotel installations connect disk storage to reservation and information systems; and international distribution agreements document the movement of American peripheral equipment into overseas markets. The "Gallery of Fine Art" pages extend the same technology beyond routine corporate output. Their portraits mathematical surfaces landscapes and geometric abstractions show users testing plotting equipment as a graphic medium including work originating at Stanford Linear Accelerator Amherst College Earth Satellite Corporation and The Upjohn Company. No major signs of wear or creasing; sheets remain clean and well preserved. Overall very good condition. A complete 1976 corporate record of CalComp technology moving between data storage industrial computing scientific visualization and computer generated graphic production. unknown
1976ref. 238791976. California Computer Products corporate newsletter run from 1976 documenting CalComp's expansion from the computer plotters that established its early reputation into disk storage automated tape libraries printers and integrated peripheral systems for corporate and scientific computing. The six issues follow the company's products into working installations at ARCO Getty Oil hotel information systems and other commercial environments while international distribution reports trace sales activity in Europe Canada Iran and Turkey. A recurring "Gallery of Fine Art" supplies a parallel record of computer graphics practice reproducing portraits mathematical abstractions landscapes and other images produced through CalComp plotting equipment. CalComp Newsletter. Anaheim California: California Computer Products Inc. 1976. Six bimonthly issues constituting the January/February through November/December 1976 run. 8.5 x 11 inches. Illustrated throughout with photographs of equipment and installations technical diagrams and computer generated artwork. 1 CalComp Newsletter January/February 1976. Announces the new CalComp 836 "high performance low cost table top plotter" describing a 36 inch drawing speed and intended applications in design laboratories offices and similar environments. The verso "Gallery of Fine Art" includes a portrait submitted by Michael Ward Computer Applications Division Earth Satellite Corporation. 2 CalComp Newsletter March/April 1976. Leads with "CALCOMP UNVEILS HIGH CAPACITY DISK DRIVE SHOWS NEW PLOTTER FOR FIRST TIME AT NCC" introducing the Trident disk drive family and CalComp 960 plotter. The latter is described as a vertical plotter capable of operating at 30 inches per second; the verso reproduces a circular computer generated composition submitted by Bob Matzel of Stanford Linear Accelerator. 3 CalComp Newsletter May/June 1976. Reports "CALCOMP AUTOMATED TAPE LIBRARY AT ARCO LOS ANGELES" describing an installation at the ARCO Los Angeles Data Center designed to process the company's computing requirements through automated tape handling. The "Gallery of Fine Art" includes a landscape generated on a CalComp system and an interior view of the automated tape mechanism. 4 CalComp Newsletter July/August 1976. Leads with "HOTEL INFORMATION SYSTEM USES TRIDENT DISK DRIVES" describing CalComp Trident T 50 disk drives in an EECO hotel information system and identifying installations at the MGM Grand Hotel and the Aladdin in Las Vegas the Sheraton Waikiki the El Dorado Beach Hotel and the Hotel Inter Continental Paris. Its computer art page reproduces a portrait after an eighteenth century subject and announces expanded CalComp organization in Canada and an Iranian distributorship agreement. 5 CalComp Newsletter September/October 1976. Announces a distribution agreement with Agfa Gevaert of Antwerp for CalComp products in Western Europe and an expansion of the company's 1035/235 disk storage systems. The "Gallery of Fine Art" reproduces "Unequal Mass Particles" submitted by Professor Norton Starr of Amherst College's Department of Mathematics a plotted mathematical form generated with a CalComp plotter. 6 CalComp Newsletter November/December 1976. Leads with "GETTY OIL COMPANY USES CALCOMP 936 IN MANY WAYS" describing use of the 936 drum plotting system for seismic exploration financial charts pipeline monitoring and related technical work. A second report describes North American Business Equipment's use of CalComp disk graphics and automated tape library systems. The final "Gallery of Fine Art" presents a multicolored geometric composition submitted by Gary J. Soukup systems engineer with The Upjohn Company produced through a CalComp graphics program and three color pens. California Computer Products occupied a specialized position in the postwar computing industry by producing machinery that converted computer data into stored printed and plotted information. By 1976 the newsletters show the breadth of that business through named installations rather than product announcements alone. ARCO's automated tape library addresses the physical management of large quantities of magnetic tape; Getty Oil's 936 plotting system converts seismic and financial data into working charts; hotel installations connect disk storage to reservation and information systems; and international distribution agreements document the movement of American peripheral equipment into overseas markets. The "Gallery of Fine Art" pages extend the same technology beyond routine corporate output. Their portraits mathematical surfaces landscapes and geometric abstractions show users testing plotting equipment as a graphic medium including work originating at Stanford Linear Accelerator Amherst College Earth Satellite Corporation and The Upjohn Company. No major signs of wear or creasing; sheets remain clean and well preserved. Overall very good condition. A complete 1976 corporate record of CalComp technology moving between data storage industrial computing scientific visualization and computer generated graphic production. unknown books
1978ref. 133c5928Canada: University of Toronto Press / Glenbow-Alberta Institute 1978. Book. Good. Hardcover. First Edition. 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall. 442 pages. Extensive footnotes glossary bibliography and index. Over three hundred black and white illustrations. "Traces the complete history of geared planetary machines from the inventions of Archimedes to the astronomical clocks of the present day. The only work of its kind. Concerned not only with the machines themselves but also with the craftsmen who made them and the uses to which they were put." - from dust jacket. Moderate wear to clean and unmarked book. Binding intact. Minor moisture-induced undulating to inner portion of bottom edge of first 110 pages or so. Above-average wear to dust jacket now preserved in archival-grade Brodart. A sound copy of this masterful treatise. University of Toronto Press / Glenbow-Alberta Institute Hardcover
1960ref. 008536Oxford London New York Paris:: Pergamon Press 1960-62. 1960. A solid set complete in 12 volumes. Clean and tight. Inner hinges are perfect. WITHDRAWN stamps on the endpapers and a few other library markings. NO pockets. Text pages are unmarked. No underlining. No highlighting. No margin notes. Uniformly bound in the publisher's blue cloth lettered in gold on the spines. Irving Langmuir 1881-1957 won the 1932 Nobel Prize in Chemistry "for his discoveries and investigations in surface chemistry." According to the D.S.B. vol. VIII p. 25: "Langmuir received 63 patents and published over 200 papers and reports between 1906 and 1956. Virtually all his papers appear in the 12-vol. memorial edition of THE COLLECTED WORKS OF IRVING LANGMUIR. Scattered throughout are memorial essays by scientists who knew him including a book-length biography by Albert Rosenfeld THE QUINTESSENCE OF IRVING LANGMUIR in Vol. XII pt. 1. In addition to a complete list of Langmuir's own papers it contains an extensive bibliography of writings about him." Published with the editorial assistance of the General Electric Company by Pergamon Press. The 12 volumes are: 1. Low-Pressure Phenomena; 2. Heat Transfer -- Incandescent Tungsten; 3. Thermionic Phenomena; 4. Electrical Discharge; 5. Plasma and Oscillations.; 6. Structure of Matter; 7. Protein Structures; 8. Properties of Matter; 9. Surface Phenomena; 10. Atmospheric Phenomena; 11. Cloud Nucleation; 12. Langmuir the Man and the Scientist including a Biography by Albert Rosenfeld. . First Editions. Oversize Hardcover heavy. Very Good EX-LIBRARY./No dust jackets. 8vo. iv 108pp. Pergamon Press, 1960-62. hardcover
1855ref. 52527Paris, Henri Plon, 1855-60. Bound in 5 uniform contemp. hcalf. Gilt spines with gilt lettering. A paperlabel pasted on upper part of spines. Stamp on title-pages. Wear to top of spine on volume four. (4),280,(2)"(6),332XI,376(8),320"(4),423,(8) pp., 1 table, 2 large folded lithographed maps (in vol. one), 4 coloured maps, 2 large folded chromolithographed profiles (Profil en long du Canal Maritime de Suez... 1859). Some faint scattered brownspots.
1795ref. 46458Dresden und Leipzig, Johann Samuel Gerlach, 1795. A fine cont. full calf. Richly gilt spine Titlelabel with gilt lettering. A paperlabel pasted on lower part of spine. A stamp on foot of titlepage. and verso of. Engraved frontisp. (38),408 pp., 5 folded tables and 32 folded engraved plates. Internally fine.
1756ref. 54822London, A. Millar, 1756. Contemp. full mottled calf. Gilt spine. Titlelabel with gilt lettering. Light wear at upper compartment. A paperlabel pasted on lower compartment. A stamp on foot of title-page. XIX,(1),168 pp., 20 large folded engraved plates. Large engraved vignette on the dedication leaf. Light toning to title-page, otherwise clean.
1770ref. 59178France (Paris ?), Undated, around 1770. Folio. (42,5 x 28 cm.). Loose, sewn 4 by 4 leaves in portfolio with ties. Title-page and 9 pp. written in a fine, large legible hand, but unidentified, in brown ink. Having 5 (No 1-5) manuscript maps and plans in double folio with some hand-colouring. On good thick paper, clean and fine.
1837ref. 52012Paris, Carilian-Goeury & Anselin, 1837. 4to. a. Folio-oblong. 2 uniform contemp. hcalf. Gilt spines with gilt lettering. A paperlabel pasted on upper part of spines. Stamps on title-pages. XII,574,(2) pp. Atlas with 59 engraved plates. A few, mostly marginal, scattered brownspots.
1891ref. t0041aEdinburgh: R Grant & Son. G: in good condition. Cover marked and bumped. Edge-wear. Chipping to spine ends. Inner hinge cracking. Previous owner inscription to title page. Occasional marking. Some mispagination. Some tearing to folding plates; tape repairs to plate XXXIII. 1891. Second Edition. Blue hardback cloth covered card with gilt illustration and titles on front cover. 340mm x 430mm 13" x 17". x 303pp. 55 b/w plates 7 fold-out b/w illustrations. Heavy item - shipping supplement may apply for overseas. . R Grant & Son hardcover
1991ref. 2299039Elsevier Science Ltd 1991. This is an ex-library book and may have the usual library/used-book markings inside.This book has hardback covers. In poor condition suitable as a reading copy. No dust jacket. Water damaged. Please note the Image in this listing is a stock photo and may not match the covers of the actual item1300grams ISBN:0444888632 Elsevier Science Ltd hardcover
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1819London, Whiting, 1819. Royal8vo. Original blank boards. Scratches to spine. A paperlabel pasted on lower part of spine. Stamps to foot of title-page. VI(7-)55 pp., 2 textillustrations, 3 engraved plates (one folding). One plate with scattered brownspots. On good paper.
1782Stockholm, Petter Hesselberg, 1782. 4to. Et samtidigt hldrbd. Ophøjede bind. Forgyldt rygtitel. Kapitæler slidte. False svage, forstærkede indvendigt. forkanter med slid. 2 kobberstukne titelblade. 1083,(1) pp. samt 2 kobberstukne plancher. Nogle senere tilskrifter i marginer med let blyant. ca 100 blade i midten med en brunplet i øverste margin, ellers ren.
1881ref. KNY100079911881. Hardcover. Language: Russian. Condition: not graded in detail, please see the photos. Black-and-white illustrations. Original title: Pirotekhnika. Feyerverki. The photos show the actual copy offered. Ships from Ukraine by Nova Post with tracking after receipt of payment (bank transfer or PayPal); delivery time 12–28 business days including customs clearance. Shipping for this book (up to 1 kg): Netherlands €24.70, Belgium €29.60, Germany €19.90, France €29.10, Austria €29.10, Switzerland €46.00; other countries on request. The exact amount is confirmed when we accept your order. The parcel is sent from outside the EU/UK/Switzerland. Import VAT on books (e.g. Netherlands 9 %, Germany 7 %, Belgium 6 %, France 5.5 %, Switzerland 2.6 %, UK 0 %) and a customs handling fee of the carrier may be charged to the buyer on delivery; they are not included in the price. Antiquarian book (1881). Export from Ukraine of books older than 50 years may require a cultural-goods export certificate; we obtain it before shipping, which can add several weeks. Please ask before ordering if you need a firm delivery date. Consumers in the EU have the statutory 14-day right of withdrawal (see the seller terms). If the book does not match the description or is damaged in transit, please contact us right after receipt.
1990ref. 2080502106913285Not Available 1990. Soft Cover. Fine. The book is in fine condition. Not Available paperback
Lederband der Zeit mit reicher Deckelvergoldung. Folio. Aufwendig gestaltete Mappe für die Buchhaltungsunterlagen des Gastgewerbe-Vorstehers J. W. Griener: "Die von mir Johann Wolfgang Griener | Vorsteher | deren bürgerlichen Herren | Wirthen und Gastgeben | in Wienn | zwey jaehrig adjustierte | Rechnung | über | Empfang und Ausgaben | vom 1. Jenner 1765 bis ersten Jenner | 1767". - Etwas beschabt und bestoßen, im ganzen jedoch von ordentlicher Erhaltung.
8vo. 102 SS. Illustrierter Halbleinenband. Neben der Einbandgestaltung zeichnet Moser für die Vignetten und Textillustrationen im Teil "Lesestücke" (ab S. 61) verantwortlich. Die so bezeichnete "Fibel" ist der einzige Teil des Lesebuchs, an dessen Enstehen Kolo Moser mitwirkte. Der Einband etwas fleckig, innen papierbedingt leicht gebräunt. WVZ Kolo Moser DG 116.1. Fanelli, Wiener Jugendstil, 1992, S. 109, Abb. 244. Heller, Welt, 2008, S. 214, Kat. Nr. 264.
1825ref. 1308147Paris, Bachelier, 1822 - 1825. 4to. Zus. etwa 1500 S. m. 4 gefalteten gestochenen Tafeln u. 60 doppelblattgroßen gestochenen Tafeln im Atlasband. Hldrbde d. Zeit (Einbde etwas berieben u. m. Signatur auf vorderem Deckel, Rücken beschabt, Vorsätze etwas leimschattig, Stempel auf Titel, leicht gebräunt u. gering stockfleckig, wenige kleine Läsuren u. Knickspuren, Bd 1 m. einzelnen Anstreichungen; Atlas: Rücken erneuert, Tafeln leicht stockfleckig, eine Tafel m. kl. Fehlstelle, eine Tafel m. Einriß).
1825In-16 p. (mm. 167x93), mz. pelle mod. con ang., tit. oro al dorso, tagli marmorizz., pp. X,347, con 3 tavole inc. in rame f.t. - inclusa la bella antiporta che raffigura il confettiere nel suo laboratorio. L’opera contiene “la manière de faire les Confitures, Marmelades, Compotes, Dragées, Pastilles, etc.; des instructions sur la distillation, la composition des Liqueurs, Crèmes, Huiles, et la manière de faire les ratafias et les fruits à l'eau-de-vie; divers articles concernant l'office et la patisserie; les crèmes d'entremets, Macarons, Biscuits, etc.; la manière de préparer le Chocolat, le Café, le Thé, les Sirops, la Limonade, le Punch, les Glaces et les Sorbets. Enfin des recettes d'economie domestique. Pour faire toutes sortes de Vinaigres et les aromatiser.. et les procédés à suivre pour conserver toute l'année des Légumes et des Fruits comme dans leur primeur”. L’autrice costruì la sua reputazione a Berlino alla fine del XVIII secolo. Spostò quindi la sua attività a Parigi dove pubblicò quest’opera che divenne un classico e fu ristampata molte volte. Cfr. Vicaire, p. 852 - Bitting, p. 472 (in Note) - Oberlé,176. Con lievi ingialliture, peraltro esempl. ben conservato.
1819ref. 56524London, Whiting, 1819. Royal8vo. Original blank boards. Scratches to spine. A paperlabel pasted on lower part of spine. Stamps to foot of title-page. VI(7-)55 pp., 2 textillustrations, 3 engraved plates (one folding). One plate with scattered brownspots. On good paper.
1782ref. 54620Stockholm, Petter Hesselberg, 1782. 4to. Et samtidigt hldrbd. Ophøjede bind. Forgyldt rygtitel. Kapitæler slidte. False svage, forstærkede indvendigt. forkanter med slid. 2 kobberstukne titelblade. 1083,(1) pp. samt 2 kobberstukne plancher. Nogle senere tilskrifter i marginer med let blyant. ca 100 blade i midten med en brunplet i øverste margin, ellers ren.
1891(Paris, Gauthier-Villars), 1891. 4to. No wrappers. In: ""Comptes Rendus Hebdomadaires des Séances de L'Academie des Sciences"", Tome 112, No 5. Pp. (265-) 324 (entire issue offered). The papers: pp. 274-277.