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1903Best.-Nr. 2111902160201415Dainippon Tosho Co. Ltd. 1903. Soft Cover. Fine. Volume: 1 Dainippon Tosho Co., Ltd. paperback
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196268 pages. Features: Two-page photo ad for the Lockheed GV-1 refueling a fighter; Small Unit Operations - Conterguerrilla War - Part 3 of a series; Great illustrated two-page ad for the M113 troop carrier by FMC illustrates seven of their fascinating military vehicles; "Red Mide" Edson and his story from Tulagi Island in 1942 - photo-illustrated article; Paper Tigers Cost Money; Tips on how an LPH delivers machines, men and gear - with photos; Pacific Strategy 1792-1945 - Part 1 - major article by Samuel Eliot MOrison, Rear Admiral USNR (Ret.); Vo Nguyen Giap on Guerrilla War - Tactics, Soldiers and People - Part 5 of 5; Keep Strong - Keep Fighting; SOPAC Revisited - nostalgic photos from the South Pacific where action took place in WWII; Transfers and Promotions; and more. Average wear. Unmarked. A sound vintage copy. Magazine
1976159 pages. Index. Illustrated in color and black and white. "...Takes a long look at the history and development of pinball from its beginnings in the 1930s to the present day. Covers such aspects as style, design, artwork and systems of play and introduces the artists, designers and players to help capture an insight into the elusive psychology of the game. But mainly it is a selection of colourful reproductions of playing decks, glimpses of a wide variety of machines, some new, some old, some positively historic." - from dust jacket. Clean and unmarked with light to moderate wear. Dust jacket now preserved in glossy new archival grade cover. A quality copy of this wonderful and nostalgic work. Book
1991127 pages. Index. Features include: "The rise and fall of the pinball machine from Bagatelle to Robocop, the characters immortalised in pinball games, great and small moments in pinball history. 120 colour photographs including many examples of rare machines." - from dust jacket. Both book and dust jacket clean, bright and unmarked with light wear. Dust jacket now preserved in glossy new archival-grade Brodart cover. Very nice copy. Book
1914"Brilliant narrative of Mons in this enlarged issue." - from front cover which features photos of Brigadier-General Sir David Henderson, K.C.B., D.S.O., Commander of the Royal Flying Corps. Excellent portrait of Joseph Jacques Cesaire Joffre, Chief of the General Staff of the French Army. General progress of the war to the eve of Mons. The French Frontier Battle and the British Stand at Mons. Centerfold illustration of 'Wounded helping the Wounded - Pathetic episode between Le Cateau and Landrecies during the Retreat from Mons. Photos and illustrations include: Destruction near Mulhausen; Barricades near Mons; German column mowed down by British machine guns at Landrecies; French Cavalry on the way; French's indomitable little army on the eve of the Battle of Mons; Scene of the retreat from Mons; Map of Western Europe; With the British Forces fighting along the Franco-Belgian Frontier; German troops trapped near Cambrai; and more. Covers still weakly attached. Unmarked. Sound copy. Book
Best.-Nr. 5401Paris, M. Armengaud Aîné / MM. Ve A. Morel & Cie, 1875. In-4, demi-reliure, dos à 5 nerfs, figures et tableaux.
1899Best.-Nr. 21879Paris Société des Lunetiers 1899 -in-8 pleine percale un volume, reliure pleine percaline marron cartonnage monochrome in-octavo Editeur (full percale in-8 Editor) (26,4 x 17,8 cm), dos long muet, titre doré au centre du premier plat dans un encadrement décoré en noir pour le premier et 4ème plat (plaque spéciale Editeur), toutes tranches lisses, catalogue orné de trés nombreuses gravures in-texte en noir accompagnant la description et les prix....167 pages, 1899 Paris Société des Lunetiers Editeur,
Best.-Nr. 868617 volumes in 12, brochés. Première année 1857 : Faux-titre, titre, 512 pages, 1 carte en couleurs, dépliante Isthme de Suez avec le tracé des canaux concernés, par S.A le Vice Roi d’Egypte. Très bon état. Cinquième année 1859 : Hachette 1860 faux-titre, frontispice, titre, 525 pages, Très bon état. Septième année 1862 : faux-titre, frontispice, 548 pages, 7 gravures sur bois, 1 planche coloriée : spectres lumineux des métaux alcalins et ferreux. Hachette & Cie 1863 très bon état. Huitième année 1863 : Faux-titre, frontispice en couleurs, titre, 557 pages, 4 pages de catalogue Hachette &Cie 1864 Très bon état. Neuvième année 1864 : Faux-titre, frontispice, titre, 568 pages, 4 pages de catalogue Hachette & Cie 1865. Dixième année 1865 : Faux-titre, frontispice, titre, 544 pages, 4 pages de catalogue. Hachette & Cie 1866. Onzième année 1866 : Faux-titre, frontispice 504 pages 1 carte du tremblement de terre du 14 septembre 1866 par O. Rayet observatoire Impérial Hachette & Cie 1867. Treizième année : 1868 faux-titre, frontispice titre 516 pages 4 pages de catalogue Hachette & Cie 1869.Vingt et unième année 1877 : faux-titre, frontispice (le téléphone) titre, 574 pages. Hachette 1878, très bon état. Vingt- deuxième année 1878 contenant le compte rendu de l’exposition universelle de 1878. Faux-titre, frontispice, titre, 538 pages. Planche dépliante de l’exposition internationale de 1878 Hachette 1879 très bon état. Vingt troisième année 1879 : faux-titre, frontispice, titre, 580 pages, 4 pages de catalogue Hachette 1881. Très bon état. Vingt-quatrième année 1880 : Faux-titre, frontispice,titre, 580 pages, 4 pages de catalogue. Hachette 1881. Très bon état. Vingt-cinquième année 1882 : faux-titre, frontispice, titre, 562 pages avec un compte rendu de l’exposition universelle d’électricité. Hachette 1883. Très bon état. Vingt -sixième année 1882 : Faux-titre, frontispice, titre, 580 pages 8 pages de catalogue. Hachette 1883. Très bon état. Vingt-septième année 1883. : Faux-titre, frontispice, (la catastrophe de Java) titre, 526 pages, 4 pages de catalogue. Hachette 1884. Très bon état. Vingt-huitième année 1884 Faux-titre, frontispice (aérostats) titre, 588 pages Catalogue de 32 pages Très bon état. L’ensemble en très bon état
Best.-Nr. VAP1P., Bachelier, 1826. In-12, 192pp., 8 pl. dépl. h.t. gravées par Adam, plein veau époque.
Best.-Nr. 7001Traduit de l'anglais par Henry D-Davray , vignettes de Camis , collection "L'amour des livres " chez René Kieffer, Paris . format 14,5 x 20 cm reliure demi chagrin marron à coins (tres beau travail de Kieffer ) dos lisse decoré . Gravures en deux etats (l'une en noir , l'autre en couleurs ) 190 pages couverture conservée . les illustrations sont tres belles ... la reliure largement à la hauteur , bel objet ...no 752 sur un tirage de 1000 exemplaires . sur velin teinté
1903Best.-Nr. 48990(Paris, Gauthier-Villars), 1903. 4to. No wrappers. In: ""Comptes Rendus Hebdomadaires des Séances de L'Academie des Sciences"", Tome 136, No 20. Pp. (1165-) 1216. (Entire issue offered). Korn's paper: pp. 1190-1192 and one diagram in the text. Disbound.
1903Best.-Nr. 48990Paris Gauthier-Villars 1903. 4to. No wrappers. In: "Comptes Rendus Hebdomadaires des Séances de L'Academie des Sciences" Tome 136 No 20. Pp. 1165- 1216. Entire issue offered. Korn's paper: pp. 1190-1192 and one diagram in the text. Disbound. First printing of one the papers in which Korn describes his invention in 1902 of the telephotographic machine later the fax-machine.In 1902 Arthur Korn 1870-1945 in Germany invented telephotography a means for transmitting still photographs by means of electrical wires. In 1907 Korn sent the first inter-city fax when he transmitted a photograph from Munich to Berlin. By 1906 his equipment was being put into regular service for transmission of newspaper photographs between Munich and Berlin via telegraph circuits. Shiers & Shiers "Early Televison" No.303. unknown
Best.-Nr. 52990Washington: G.P.O. 1896. 4to. 95 1 pp. Numerous plates diagrams. Salmon-coloured printed softcovers minor chipping to corners some dustsoiling edgewear rebacked still a VG copy. First edition of this excellent work examining the development deployment mountings carriages and cartridges and of such Machine Guns as the Gatling Gun produced by the Colt’s Arms Company Gardner Machine Gun and the Hotchkiss revolver cannon which were employed by the U.S. Army through the Spanish-American War before the adoption of the Maxim. G.P.O., paperback
1918Best.-Nr. 53954Washington D.C.: War Plans Division Office of the Adjutant General August 1918. 12mo. 40 pp. With 9 plates couple photographic 1 large folding. Light tan printed softcovers minor edgewear still NF copy from the library of former Sergeant Errol George Sinclair 1895-1971 enlisted in 1917 trained with the Machine Gun Company at Fort Logan CO and Fort Douglas UT and then transferred in 1918 to the 10th Division at Camp Funston Fort Riley KS. First edition of this very scarce United States Army manual on the famed Browning Automatic Rifle BAR and the M1918 version was chambered for the .30-06 Springfield rifle cartridge and designed by John Browning in 1917 for the AEF. Although designed to be used firing from the hip with a sling over the shoulder in practice this light machine gun was often fired from a bipod and eventually became standard issue in the US Army in 1938 used extensively through World War II and the Korean War. Worldcat locates 6 copies Connecticut State Library Hagley US Army Combined Arms War College Western Reserve Wisconsin Vet Museum. War Plans Division, Office of the Adjutant General, paperback
1860Best.-Nr. 9485New York: Grover & Baker Sewing Machine Co 1860. Sewn binding. Very good. 16mo about 3.75" x 5.75" 30pp. illustrated. Very good in the original sewn wrappers. A few minor stains and faint general foxing but a clean sound example. Scarce little pamphlet with detailed county-by-county data from the previous three presidential elections in anticipation of what would be one of the most consequential elections in American history the 1860 context between Stephen Douglas and Abraham Lincoln. The pamphlet's purpose is two-fold however as it advertises sewing machines from the Grover and Baker company including numerous testimonials printed among the election data and also several engraved images of various models. Primarily an advertisement for the company produced at their expense but designed to hook in the politics junkie amid the fervor of the 1860 election. Perhaps a dozen copies located in OCLC and some of these may be digital holdings. Not separately catalogued by AAS. Grover & Baker Sewing Machine Co unknown
1974Best.-Nr. 236491974. John von Neumann's final inquiry into artificial computation and the physiology of thought published posthumously from the manuscript prepared for his proposed Silliman Lectures at Yale. Invited to deliver the lectures in 1956 von Neumann planned a mathematical comparison of electronic computers and the nervous system but illness prevented their presentation and left the text unfinished at his death in 1957. The resulting book examines processing speed memory digital and analog operations coding and logical reliability while asking how the brain achieves complex results with components slower and less exact than those of an electronic machine. Von Neumann John. The Computer and the Brain. New Haven and London: Yale University Press 1974. First Edition Eighth printing. The preface by Klara von Neumann recounts Yale's invitation her husband's intention to compress the lectures into a single week and the composition of the manuscript during a period of government service and declining health. The text is divided between "The Computer" and "The Brain" with sections on mixed numerical procedures precision modern analog and digital machines memory organs the neuron nerve impulses stimulation criteria memory within the nervous system codes and "The Language of the Brain Not the Language of Mathematics." Von Neumann approaches the nervous system through the architecture of the electronic machines he helped define but repeatedly identifies the limits of direct comparison. He contrasts the high speed and precision of computing components with the slower operation of neurons then considers how parallel activity statistical organization and mixed digital and analog processes might account for the brain's reliability and capacity. His concluding distinction between mathematical notation and the brain's own operational language anticipates later work in computational neuroscience neural networks and theories of distributed information processing. Octavo xiv 82 pages; gray cloth binding measuring 5.5 x 8 x .25 inches; issued here without dust jacket. No ownership marks or annotations; binding intact with minor exterior wear. unknown
1974Best.-Nr. 236491974. John von Neumann's final inquiry into artificial computation and the physiology of thought published posthumously from the manuscript prepared for his proposed Silliman Lectures at Yale. Invited to deliver the lectures in 1956 von Neumann planned a mathematical comparison of electronic computers and the nervous system but illness prevented their presentation and left the text unfinished at his death in 1957. The resulting book examines processing speed memory digital and analog operations coding and logical reliability while asking how the brain achieves complex results with components slower and less exact than those of an electronic machine. Von Neumann John. The Computer and the Brain. New Haven and London: Yale University Press 1974. First Edition Eighth printing. The preface by Klara von Neumann recounts Yale's invitation her husband's intention to compress the lectures into a single week and the composition of the manuscript during a period of government service and declining health. The text is divided between "The Computer" and "The Brain" with sections on mixed numerical procedures precision modern analog and digital machines memory organs the neuron nerve impulses stimulation criteria memory within the nervous system codes and "The Language of the Brain Not the Language of Mathematics." Von Neumann approaches the nervous system through the architecture of the electronic machines he helped define but repeatedly identifies the limits of direct comparison. He contrasts the high speed and precision of computing components with the slower operation of neurons then considers how parallel activity statistical organization and mixed digital and analog processes might account for the brain's reliability and capacity. His concluding distinction between mathematical notation and the brain's own operational language anticipates later work in computational neuroscience neural networks and theories of distributed information processing. Octavo xiv 82 pages; gray cloth binding measuring 5.5 x 8 x .25 inches; issued here without dust jacket. No ownership marks or annotations; binding intact with minor exterior wear. unknown books
1942Best.-Nr. 2871Singer Sewing Machine Company; New York; 1942. 1942 Stapled wraps color-illustrated covers 11 1/8 x 8 1/2 inches 28 pp. numerous b/w illustrations including a number by Frank Netter with his characteristic printed signature. Very good modest foxing mostly to covers. Includes the original Singer envelope printed with Singer's return address and the same illustration as on the front cover of the book but smaller and in a dark reddish color. The envelope is fair rare in any condition. Early Frank Netter illustrations. Scarce. 3214004x2. Soft cover. Very Good/No Jacket. Singer Sewing Machine Company; New York; 1942. paperback