SLESVIG - PONTOPPIDAN, ERICH og HANS de HOFMAN.Livre Rare Book
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178155619Kiøbenhavn, Godiches Arvinger, 1781. 4to. Samtidigt hldrbd. Ophøjede bind på ryg. Rygforgyldning. Forgyldte titel-og tomefelter. Forreste fals fint repareret. Stort eksemplar på skrivepapir. Stempler på titelbladet. (16),961 pp. samt 34 kobberstukne plancher (alle udfoldelige) bestående af kort, byprospekter, byplaner m.v., heriblandt 3 landkort: Generalkort over Slesvig, Kort over Als, Kort over Ærøe og Femern). Nogle svage brunpletter på de første 3 blade, eller et aldeles rent og frisk eksemplar på svært skrivepapir.
175860088Kjøbenhavn, L.H. Lillies Enke, 1758. 4to (203 x 160mm). In a very nice contemporary half calf binding with five raised bands and gilt ornamentation to spine. Lower compartment of spine with some loss of leather. Marbled boards with wear. End-papers renewed but with near contemporary paper. Previous owner's name to title-page. Internally very nice and clean. 72 pp.
176327388Kiøbh., Godiche, 1763 - 81. 4to. Indb. i 7 samt. helldrbd. m. oph. bd. på rygge m. skindtitelfelter i lysere skind og rig rygforgyldn. Biblioteksmærkater i skind m. guldtryk for oven og neden på rygge. Bd. 1, 2 og 7 en anelse mindre end de øvrige og m. lidt varierende rygforgyldn. Rygforgyldn. på bd. 1 og nedre kapitæl på bd. 4 slidt. Øvre bageste false på bd. 5 og 6 lidt revnede. Bd. m. brugsspor. M. 294 af de 295 kobberst. prospekter, plancher, grundtegninger og kort mgl. det Generale Kort over Slesvig i bd. 7. Indimellem brunplettet. Nogle pl. m. lidt rifter og reparationer. Biblioteksstempler på titelbl. Uden det store Generalkort over Danmark, som ikke hører til alle eksemplarer. 2 kort og et prospekt ligger løse i bindene.
176335953Kiøbenhavn, 1763-81. 4to. (25x21,5 cm.).Stort eksemplar på skrivepapir, undtagen bind 1, som er på trykpapir og som sådant i mindre format. Indbundet i 7 samtidige helldrbd. med rig rygforgyldning. Ikke helt uniforme. Bindene noget slidte og med brugsspor, nogle med revner i false. Med alle 296 kobberstukne plancher, kort, prospekter, grundtegninger m.v. (heraf 15 foldekort, incl. det Generelle Danmarkskort). Enkelte kort og plancher med nogle rifter (uden tab). En planche (København) med tab af sidste foldning. Her og der med brugsspor og brunpletter.
176354525Kiøbenhavn, Godiche, 1763 - 81. 4to. Indbundet i 8 (tome V i 2) samtidige helldrbd. Rig rygforgyldning og forgyldte skindtitler. Rygge på de 4 første bind med lette brugsspor. Marmorerede snit. Stempel på titelblade. Slesvigbindet på skrivepapir. Med 295 kobberstukne prospekter, planer, grundtegninger, foldekort m.v. Nogle af foldekortene fint forstærkede på bagsiden. rent eksemplar, kun enkelte spredte brunpletter. Nogle eksemplarer er forsynet med Pontoppidans Danmarkskort. Dette er ikke her og det er heller ikke nævnt i oversigterne.
1796ST20813Helmstedt: Printed and commissioned by C. G. Fleckeisen 1796. FIRST EDITION. 275 x 225 mm. 10 3/4 x 9". XVI 250 2 pp. <br/> Contemporary brown paste paper boards smooth spine with red roan label. WITH 10 ENGRAVED PLATES one folding by "G. T." after Schröter. Honeyman 2825; de la Lande p. 635; Poggendorff II 846; cf. DSB XII p. 226 NDB XXIII 590 Schröter and 510 Schrader. See also Sheehan and Baum "Observations and inference: Johann Hieronymous Schroeter 1745-1816" Journal of the British Astronomical Association vol.105 no.4 p.171-175. Joints and extremities somewhat rubbed boards with a hint of chafing occasional very minor foxing including to the final plate half a dozen leaves with faint dampstain to head edge but a really excellent copy the other plates clean and bright the text especially clean and fresh and the binding entirely sound.<br/> <br/> This is a very rarely seen early work on the topography of Venus written by the astronomer who first observed the planet's so-called phase anomaly and illustrated with 10 folding plates. One of a series of "fragments" Schröter published--the others concerning the sun the moon Saturn and Mercury--"Aphroditographische Fragmente" discusses the author's observations of Venus' surface at the same time coining the term "Aphroditographie" in reference to the Greek version of the goddess' name. The most important observation contained in our work concerns the phases of Venus: like the moon Venus appears to wax and wane when observed through a telescope. However due to the thickness of its atmosphere the planet will always appear less full than mathematical calculations indicate it should be. This phenomenon known as Venus' phase anomaly--or the Schröter Effect--first observed by the man who gave it its name in 1793 is discussed in detail in this text which is accompanied by highly detailed plates. Eight of these are focused on Venus primarily depicting its phases; another is a diagram of the telescope; and the other depicts the Orion Nebula to which there is a short addendum. Schröter 1745-1816 built a state-of-the-art observatory at Lilienthal in Lower Saxony equipped with the largest telescopes available at the time. One such instrument which he built in his own workshop was an impressive 27-foot telescope discussed in the present work which has sometimes been incorrectly credited to Schröter's colleague William Herschel 1738-1822. Schröter made systematic long-term observations of the surfaces of the moon and planets something DSB tells us he was the first to do. Not everything he discovered or asserted turned out to be true. Based on his findings he posited the existence of a mountain range on Venus' surface and suggested a rotation period for the planet. Both subsequently were disproven modern scientists have suggested that Schröter's "mountain" may have been an overly optimistic observation of a cloud formation but like the rest of his work they demonstrated the commitment to observational astronomy that leads astronomy historians William Sheehan and Richard Baum to call Schröter "the man who laid the foundations of planetology and modern selenography." His long and impressive astronomical career came to an unfortunate end in 1813 when during the Napoleonic invasion the French reportedly set fire to his observatory. His library instruments unpublished notes and copies of many of his works which were published in small runs at his expense were said to have been destroyed in the fire a fact that may partly explain the current rarity of our book. We have been able to trace at auction only an ex-library copy of the book with significant condition problems that sold in 1981 for a hammer price of £260; the fact that such an unattractive copy came from the distinguished Honeyman collection reinforces how difficult the work is to obtain. Printed and commissioned by C. G. Fleckeisen unknown
176314760Kbhvn., 1763-81. 4to. Indbundet i 9 samtidige helldrbd., hvoraf de 7 er i pragtfulde spejlbind med rig rygforgyldning. Stort eksemplar på skrivepapir (undtagen bd. 7 som kom senere, og som er på trykpapir). Bd. 2 og 7 afvigende i indbindingen. Med alle 296 kobberstukne prospekter, plancher, grundtegninger og kort samt det store Generalkort over Danmark, som ikke findes i alle eksemplarer. Enkelte kort repareret i foldningen, kun enkelte brunpletter (i bd. 2), ellers frisk og ren.
17162666Frankfurt, Merian, o. J. (1716). Hauptwerk und 2 Anhänge in 1 Bd. 2 Bll., 92 S., 5 Bll. (Register), 51 S., 4 Bll. (Register), 14 S., 2 Bll. (Register). Kupfertitel, 6 doppelblattgroße Kupferkarten und 112 (teils doppelblattgroße und 2 mehrfach gefaltete) Tafeln mit 158 Ansichten. 4°. Ldr. der Zeit mit Rückenschild und Rückenvergoldung (berieben und leicht bestoßen, etw. fleckig, Rücken mit kl. Wurmgang). [6 Warenabbildungen]
