The Physician and Surgeon Vol. 17
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1945ref. 093349Hollywood CA: Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences 1945. Soft cover. Good/No Dust Jacket. New leather spine with original spine glued down. Under 1" chip in cover repaired. 623pp. 1000's of photos of actors with details about each plus movie data for the year. Rare. Size: Folio - over 12" - 15" tall Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences paperback
2000ref. 0904038China Press 2000-01-01. paperback. Used - Good. Ship out in 2 business day And Fast shipping Free Tracking number will be provided after the shipment.Language:Chinese. Shanghai Science and Technology and Literature Press. Shanghai. 1999. Hard Cover. Book Condition: New. First Edition. 180x250mm. 1999/1549 pages Work on this book was initiated in June 1990 under the auspices of Science and Technology Academy of Shanghai Shanghai covers 6340.5 square kilometers. an area much smaller than the neighboring provinces. and has no lofty mountains of dense forests The present book is divided into two volumes: Volume- 1 C flora. and volume 2 C the e. Satisfaction guaranteedor money back. China Press paperback
Bound, black cloth, librarystamp, 15x23cm, 255pp, illustrated b/w, appendices, bibliography, index. Annales Cryptogamici et Phytopathologici, vol. XI. A general review of the biological, legal, administrative and public relations of plant quarantines with special reference to the united states situation.
1931ref. 191758Oslo, 1931. M. zahlr. Abb. 2 Bl., 242 S. OBr. Unaufgeschn. Ex. Umschlag angeschmutzt ui.m. Randläsuren. (Skrifter utgitt av Det Norsks Videnskaps-Akademi i Oslo I. Mat.-Naturv. Klasse. 1930. No. 3).
1953ref. 173720Aberdeen, The Aberdeen University Press, 1953. M. zahlr. graph. Darst. 288, 256 S. Hlwd. m. Rtit. St. a. Tit. (Discussions of the Faraday Society; No. 13-14/1953)
1954ref. 173721Aberdeen, The Aberdeen University Press, 1954. M. zahlr. graph. Darst. 256, 236, 372 S. Hlwd. m. Rtit. St. a. Tit. (Discussions of the Faraday Society; No. 16-18/1954)
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1920ref. 3437330London, MacMillan, 1920. LXII, 320 S. Kunstldr.
1800London, Davis, Taylor, and Wilks, (1800). 8vo. Contemp. boards. Spine with gilt titlelabel. A few scratches to spine. (6),378 pp. and 11 engraved plates, some folding. 2 leaves in ""Content"" and 3 leaves in the text torn with loss of some letters.
1742ref. SS13441London:: Printed for John and Paul Knapton. . . 1742-53. 1742. 5 volumes. 8vo. Vol.1: 4 x 11-456 16; Vol.2: 2 407 15 10; Vol.3: 2 422 16; Vol.4: 2 410 14 11-26; Vol.5: 2 426 14 pp. The first 10 pages of the "Addenda" are bound at the end of vol.2 pp.11-26 are bound at the end of vol.4. 44 of 45 engraved plates mostly folding I: 17; II: 6; III: 6; IV: 6; V: 9 of 10 plates pl. 10 supplied in facs. see p. 422 TOTAL: 44 2 folding tables vol. I tables some folding addenda indexes; 2nd wasp plate vol. V with small scrape effecting some of the image. Original speckled calf; rebacked and with later endleaves vols. I III & V with joints gently mended with kozo. PROVENANCE: Bookplates of Henry and Carol Faul mounted on top of the following engraved bookplate for the American Academy of Arts & Sciences: "Sub libertate Florent" dated 1780 "The Gift of . . ." -- also with their gilt-stamp applied to the foot of the later spines "American Academy"; Rubber stamps discarded of the Linda Hall Library Kansas City MO. Very good. HENRY FAUL'S COPY -- WORKED FOR ENRICO FERMI & BIKINI ATOLL TEST. A collection of early scientific papers from leading figures all belonging to the Royal Academy of Sciences at Paris the French equivalent to the Royal Society of London. The abridged papers all appeared between 1699 and 1720 and include diverse topics such as anatomy apiculture astronomy incl. Moon chemistry electricity entomology gases geography geology herpetology invertebrates magnetism medicine meteorology mineralogy monsters music mollusks natural history optics physics scientific instruments including the barometer microscope zoology and more. / AMONG THE NUMEROUS CONTRIBUTORS OR NOTABLES MENTIONED: Agricola Amontons Baert Juan de Barros Bernoulli Bignon Borelli Bouvet Robert Boyle Carre Cassini Chazelles Chevalier Coronelli Dampier Descartes Dodart Fermat Fontenay Fontenelle Galileo Gandolphe Gassendi Gesner Gouye Halley Van Helmont de la Hire du Hamel Huygens Jeaugeon Kepler Kircher Leibnitz Lemery Leuwenhoek Malpighi de Marca Mariotte Mollard Gregory Nazianzen Isaac Newton de Nointel Ortelius Parent Picard Renau Riccioli Sanctorius Strabo Tournefort Varignon etc. PROVENANCE: 1 American Academy of Arts & Sciences bookplate: The Academy seal features Minerva the goddess of wisdom science and trade and the arts. Her temple on the Aventine Hill was a meeting place for skilled craftsman writers and actors. She is also depicted as a warrior a symbol appropriate for an organization created in the midst of the American Revolution. Around Minerva are representations of the new country—on her right a field of Indian corn a stand of oaks and the outline of a town; at her feet a hoe a plow and a sickle; on her left a quadrant and a telescope a ship heading for shore and the sun completely risen above the cloud. Over the whole is the motto SUB LIBERTATE FLORENT which suggests that arts and sciences flourish best in. -- 2 Rubber stamps discarded of the Linda Hall Library Kansas City MO. -- 3 Henry and Carol Faul. Henry Faul was a geologist working on Enrico Fermi's team at the University of Chicago. He was responsible for prospecting uranium ore in Colorado and Utah. He also travelled to Manhattan Project sites at Los Alamos and in Washington DC. Following the war Faul continued to work on nuclear projects and participated in the Bikini Atoll test. He received his M.S. from the University of Chicago during the war and went on to get his Ph.D. from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. ESTC T131275. Printed for John and Paul Knapton. . . , 1742-53. unknown books
1742ref. SS13441London:: Printed for John and Paul Knapton. . . 1742-53. 1742. 5 volumes. 8vo. Vol.1: 4 x 11-456 16; Vol.2: 2 407 15 10; Vol.3: 2 422 16; Vol.4: 2 410 14 11-26; Vol.5: 2 426 14 pp. The first 10 pages of the "Addenda" are bound at the end of vol.2 pp.11-26 are bound at the end of vol.4. 44 of 45 engraved plates mostly folding I: 17; II: 6; III: 6; IV: 6; V: 9 of 10 plates pl. 10 supplied in facs. see p. 422 TOTAL: 44 2 folding tables vol. I tables some folding addenda indexes; 2nd wasp plate vol. V with small scrape effecting some of the image. Original speckled calf; rebacked and with later endleaves vols. I III & V with joints gently mended with kozo. PROVENANCE: Bookplates of Henry and Carol Faul mounted on top of the following engraved bookplate for the American Academy of Arts & Sciences: "Sub libertate Florent" dated 1780 "The Gift of . . ." -- also with their gilt-stamp applied to the foot of the later spines "American Academy"; Rubber stamps discarded of the Linda Hall Library Kansas City MO. Very good. HENRY FAUL'S COPY -- WORKED FOR ENRICO FERMI & BIKINI ATOLL TEST. A collection of early scientific papers from leading figures all belonging to the Royal Academy of Sciences at Paris the French equivalent to the Royal Society of London. The abridged papers all appeared between 1699 and 1720 and include diverse topics such as anatomy apiculture astronomy incl. Moon chemistry electricity entomology gases geography geology herpetology invertebrates magnetism medicine meteorology mineralogy monsters music mollusks natural history optics physics scientific instruments including the barometer microscope zoology and more. / AMONG THE NUMEROUS CONTRIBUTORS OR NOTABLES MENTIONED: Agricola Amontons Baert Juan de Barros Bernoulli Bignon Borelli Bouvet Robert Boyle Carre Cassini Chazelles Chevalier Coronelli Dampier Descartes Dodart Fermat Fontenay Fontenelle Galileo Gandolphe Gassendi Gesner Gouye Halley Van Helmont de la Hire du Hamel Huygens Jeaugeon Kepler Kircher Leibnitz Lemery Leuwenhoek Malpighi de Marca Mariotte Mollard Gregory Nazianzen Isaac Newton de Nointel Ortelius Parent Picard Renau Riccioli Sanctorius Strabo Tournefort Varignon etc. PROVENANCE: 1 American Academy of Arts & Sciences bookplate: The Academy seal features Minerva the goddess of wisdom science and trade and the arts. Her temple on the Aventine Hill was a meeting place for skilled craftsman writers and actors. She is also depicted as a warrior a symbol appropriate for an organization created in the midst of the American Revolution. Around Minerva are representations of the new country—on her right a field of Indian corn a stand of oaks and the outline of a town; at her feet a hoe a plow and a sickle; on her left a quadrant and a telescope a ship heading for shore and the sun completely risen above the cloud. Over the whole is the motto SUB LIBERTATE FLORENT which suggests that arts and sciences flourish best in. -- 2 Rubber stamps discarded of the Linda Hall Library Kansas City MO. -- 3 Henry and Carol Faul. Henry Faul was a geologist working on Enrico Fermi's team at the University of Chicago. He was responsible for prospecting uranium ore in Colorado and Utah. He also travelled to Manhattan Project sites at Los Alamos and in Washington DC. Following the war Faul continued to work on nuclear projects and participated in the Bikini Atoll test. He received his M.S. from the University of Chicago during the war and went on to get his Ph.D. from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. ESTC T131275. Printed for John and Paul Knapton. . . , 1742-53. unknown
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1967ref. 78705USA, Arizona; Center for Meteorite Studies 1967. 32 S., 7 figures, 23cm Heft 0
1930S.l., s.e., s.d. (vers 1930); 184 x 258 mm, 14 pp. + 2 pl. hors-texte, couverture et cahier agrafés. Tiré à part, en langue anglaise. Journal of Mammalogy (Reprinted from) Vol. 9, No. 3, August 1928. Bon état.
1951ref. 2246Chicago IL: University of Chicago Press 1951. 1st Edition. Hardcover. Very Good. SECOND IMPRESSION. 7"x9.75" 930 numbered pages. Green cloth boards w/gilt letters on spine. Preface by F. Champion Ward. Spine straight sewn binding tight pages clean w/soft tone. Not x-library no DJ PON inside front board. Price covers extra shipping costs. Secure ship w/track #. Primary source documents are arranged by important decisions that were made in the course of American history. Topics include: Authority and liberty in Colonial America Democracy and aristocracy in the New Republic Economic problems of the new republic constitutional probalems of the new republic the nature of equalitarian society public education moral responsibility and the individual controversy over the nature of the federal union westward expansion and sectional conflict. In vol. 2 topics include: social criticism in the industrial age the agrarian revolt the progressive movement federal efforts to maintain competition American foreign policy what is the proper role for government government policy for business government policy for labor an economic bill of rights civil liberties and loyalty since 1919. Source: Publisher. University of Chicago Press hardcover
1976ref. x-0226770494University Of Chicago Press 1976. Paperback. New. two-volume set edition. 358 pages. 9.75x6.75x0.75 inches. University Of Chicago Press paperback
1976ref. __0226770494University Of Chicago Press 1976. Paperback. New. two-volume set edition. 358 pages. 9.75x6.75x0.75 inches. University Of Chicago Press paperback
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1976ref. Q-0226770494University of Chicago Press 1976-10-14. paperback. New. In shrink wrap. Looks like an interesting title! University of Chicago Press paperback
1926ref. 250700Des Moines, Iowa, 1926. M. Portr., einigen Taf. und Abb. In 2 OBr. Umschl. angeschmutzt. Mit Stempel.
19358 pages. Plus a fold-out colour map measuring approximately 13 x 9 inches (33 x 23cm). Original condition with blue wrappers, titles to front, and containing all the ads. This is a complete issue, seldom found in such good and original condition. Having accepted the fact that much, and possibly all, of the North Sea Bed stood above present sea-level, in this report the author examines its orography with the idea of discovering in what channels the great rivers which now flow into this sea flowed then, what were the features of that drowned country, and what evidence of tetonic movements could be discovered. The beautifully colourful accompanying map illustrates the soundings gathered.
1912ref. 248593London, Taylor & Francis, 1912. In: The London, Edinburgh, and Dublin Philosophical Magazine and Journal of Science. Series 6 Vol. 24 = July-December 1912. No. 142, pp. 453-462. Bound in half leather with gilt-stamped label on spine. Edges and spine rubbed and bumped. Spine a bit damaged. Some pages and plates are stained. Library stamp on title page.
1965ref. 3338158New York, Random House, 1965. XII, 322, XV S. OKart.
