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(18), 440, 53, (3) SS. Mit 6 gefalteten Kupfertafeln. Marmorierter Halblederband mit Rückenschildchen und reicher -vergoldung. Lesebändchen. 8vo. Erste Ausgabe des 1802 wiederaufgelegten Standardwerks zur Luftdruckmessung. Beschreibt u. a. auch Reisebaromemeter, meteorologische Beobachtungen und Höhenmessungen. - Titel und letzte Blätter etwas gebräunt, Vorderdeckel mit Spuren eines abgelösten Bibliotheksetiketts, sonst sauberes, dekorativ gebundenes Exemplar. Poggendorf I, 1439.
Three large quarto volumes in blue laminated boards; volumes (xxix, 1,409 pages), b&w illustrations ; 31 cm. Summaries in French. Includes bibliographical references and indexes. Ex-library (engineering firm), with usual markings; else crisp, tight and clean. Tiny scratch to front board of volume 2. Very good+ to near fine thus. Underground storage -- Congresses. Underground construction -- Congresses. Underground areas -- Congresses. Underground areas. Underground construction. Underground storage. Conference papers and proceedings. Storage; Use of excavated rock caverns.
4to. (IX)-XIV, (1)-147, (3) SS. (inkl. Titel, davon 4 leer) in 8vo. Durchschossen mit zusammen ca. 94 SS. Manuskript in Tinte auf 78 Bll., mit über 150 kleinen Textillustrationen meist in Blei, meist 4to. Marmorierter Papiereinband mit Rückenschild. Zweite Auflage des erprobten Lehrwerks für Physik und Chemie: hier als durchschossenes Handexemplar eines zeitgenössischen Hochschullehrers für seine Vorlesungstätigkeit, versehen mit umfangreichen handschriftlichen Ergänzungen sowie zahlreichen kleinen Handskizzen zur Erläuterung des Stoffs und zu Versuchsaufbauten, die einen unmittelbaren Blick auf die Weise vermittelt, in der Böckmanns Handbuch im Hörsaal vorgetragen wurde: "ad § 1. Das Wort Natur hat hier zweierley Bedeutung. I) formale, wenn ich alle die wesentlichen u. notwendigen Merkmale eines einzelnen Dinges darunter verstehe. 2) materielle, wenn ich die ganze Sinnenwelt, in so fern sie Gegenstand der sinnl. Erfahrung ist [...]". - Böckmann wirkte eine Zeit lang als Prinzenerzieher und wurde 1803 in der Nachfolge seines Vaters Professor der Physik und Mathematik am Gymnasium in Karlsruhe und Aufseher des physikalischen Kabinetts. Die vorliegende Arbeit ist der Großherzogin von Baden gewidmet, Stéphanie de Beauharnais, Napoleons Adoptivtochter. Die erste Auflage war bereits 1805 unter dem Titel "Entwurf eines Leitfadens zum Gebrauch bei Vorlesungen über die Naturlehre" erschienen. - Einband stärker berieben und bestoßen mit kleinen Notizen in Tinte. Das Einbandpapier an den Gelenken angeplatzt, das Rückenschildchen kaum noch lesbar. Der Druck durchwegs mit hs. Korrekturen und Anmerkungen, zumeist in Tinte; wenige Bll. leicht tintenfleckig. Das Manuskript leicht braunfleckig bzw. stellenweise leicht tintenfleckig. Interessantes Dokument der deutschen Wissenschaftsgeschichte und Geschichte der Wissenschaftsvermittlung. Poggendorf I, 220. Kayser I, 299. OCLC 180612232.
4to. (2), 48 pp. With 2 folding plates. Contemporary wrappers. Prize-winning essay on the movements of the planets, published in the journal of the Imperial Academy of Sciences at St Petersburg and as an offprint (as here). Johann Albrecht Euler (1734-1800) was the son of the famous mathematician Leonhard Euler (1707-1783).
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. Book
(20), 264, (2) SS. Mit mehrf. gefalt. gest. Tafel und 2 gefalt. Tabellen. Pappband der Zeit mit gepr. Rückenschildchen. 8vo. Erste Ausgabe. - Luz (1744-1827), Oberkaplan in Gunzenhausen bei Ansbach und bayerischer Kirchenrat, verfaßte mehrere Werke über Thermometer, Barometer und Blitzableiter. - Papierbedingt teils etwas braunfleckig, teils auch wasserrandig. Im Oberrand stellenweise minimal angeschmutzt. Roller/Goodman II, 136. Poggendorff I, 1522. Hamberger/Meusel IV, 546.
8vo. XX, (4), 227, (1) pp. With engraved frontispiece (N. Le Sueur inv. / R. Brunet fec.) and 4 folding engraved plates. Contemporary marbled calf with giltstamped label to gilt spine. Blindstamped cover fillets; leading edges gilt. Edges in red. Rare first edition. - Nollet, the discoverer of diffusion, taught physics at Turin and Paris and instructed the royal children. “Nollet’s repertoire always included electricity [... and he] became the chief of European electricians [...] France had no electrician of stature again before Coulomb” (DSB). - The plates show experiments and the operation of generators. Attractive, almost spotless copy from the library of the American scientist and collector Albert Edgar Lownes (1899-1978; up to 1917: A. E. Löwenstein) with his exlibris on the front pastedown. DSB X, 146-147. Ekelöf 246. Roller-G. II, 248. Wheeler Gift 329. Cf. Poggendorf II, 295 (“1747”). Cf. Ronalds 370 (2nd ed. 1750).
4to. IV, 75, (1) pp. With 2 folding maps with coloured borders. Contemp. marbled half calf with double giltstamped labels to gilt spine. Gilt top. Marbled endpapers. First edition; inscribed copy. A groundbreaking work, responsible for a turnaround in therapeutic theory (cf. Hirsch/Hübotter). - Fine, large maps of the environs of Bozen and Merano. Inscribed by the author to Karl Theodor, Duke in Bavaria and brother of Empress Elizabeth of Austria. A fine copy with the shelfmark label of the library of Karl Theodor's father, Duke Max in Bavaria (1808-88). Waller 6964. Hirsch/Hübotter IV, 413.
Folio (ca. 213 x 342 mm). (4), 40, (4) pp. With additional engraved title and 15 numbered folding engraved plates. Contemporary half calf over marbled boards. All edges red. Fifth edition of the popular "Gnomonica" by the German professor of mathematics and economics Penther (1693-1749), first published in 1733. It discusses various types of sundials, their construction, how to install and adjust them, and explains important terms of geometry. The plates illustrate these explanations and include sketches for geometric calculations and a small map of Germany on plate II. With several shelfmarks with pencil and pen to pastedown. - Spine ends worn and chipped, paper lightly browned throughout, but an appealing copy. From the library of the Viennese collector Werner Habel. Houzeau/Lancaster I, V, 11614. Zinner 463. Engelmann, Bibl. mech.-tech. 279. Kayser IV, 316. VD 18, 12519219. Cf. La Lande 448 (1752 ed.); Poggendorff II, 400 ("1734", 1760). Cf. Ornamentstichslg. Berlin 1755 ("1734").
Large 8vo. XIV, 138 pp. With 2 folding lithographed plates. Contemporary marbled boards with giltstamped label to spine. First edition of the first German monograph on gas lighting; preceded only by Lampadius's translation of Accum's "Practical Treatise on Gaslight". J. J. Prechtl (1778-1854) initiated the foundation of the Vienna Polytechnical Institute in 1815, the first educational institute of its kind in the German-speaking countries, and served as its first director. The institute became a decisive force in the industrialization of Austria. In the autumn of 1815, Prechtl and the engineering professor Johann Arzberger developed a lighting apparatus based on coal gas, thus becoming a pioneer of continental gas lighting. He introduced the system at his Polytechnical Institute in 1817. - The plates are lithographed by the trained engraver Ignaz Kühn, later to become director of the Vienna Lithographic Institute (cf. Schwarz, 43); in 1817, when Senefelder left Vienna, he became Friedrich Kunike's principal assistant (cf. Thieme/B. XXII, 58). He took his life in 1822. - One corner slightly bumped; otherwise a good, clean copy. Poggendorff II, 519. Feldhaus 357. Ferchl 423. Engelmann (Bibl. mech.-tech.) 291. Not in Winkler.
8vo. 42 pp., final blank. With a lithographic plate. Contemporary wrappers. Very rare study of the defects of the umbilical cord, with a plate (showing embryos) lithographed after the author's own drawings. With this habilitation, Froriep (1804-61) gained a Professorship of Medicine in Berlin, but he had to forsake this career in 1845 when his father, himself once a great surgeon and obstetrician, fell ill and Robert had to take over the publishing house "Landes-Industrie-Comptoir" which Ludwig Friedrich v. Froriep - the son-in-law of and successor to the famous publisher Bertuch - had headed. A correspondent with Goethe, Robert Froriep also taught anatomic drawing at the Academy of Fine Arts. "Obgleich er in den von ihm besonders cultivirten Wissenschaften, der beschreibenden und pathologischen Anatomie, keine hervorragenden Entdeckungen gemacht hat, hat er durch seine zahlreichen Unternehmungen [...] die Wissenschaft wesentlich gefördert und namentlich zur Popularisierung von kostspieligen ausländischen Abbildungswerken, die ohne ihn daselbst nur wenig bekannt geworden wären, wesentlich beigetragen" (Hirsch II, 455). - Slight waterstaining near end (mainly affecting the plate's lower margin). Only three copies in the U.S. (Johns Hopkins-Welch Med. Library; Coll. of Physicians of PA; CRL Chicago). Hirsch II, 454. OCLC 258086847. Not in Kayser, Engelmann, Wellcome or Waller.
115, (1) SS. Mit 2 mehrf. gefalt. Kupfertafeln. Marmorierter Pappband der Zeit mit gepr. Rückenschildchen. Dreiseitiger gesprenkelter Rotschnitt. 8vo. Erste Ausgabe. - Interessante Beschreibung eines Branntwein-Destillierverfahrens mit Dampf. Die großen Faltkupfer (Ponheimer sc. nach Entwürfen des Verfassers) mit Gesamt- und Detaildarstellungen der Anlage. - Das letzte Textblatt etwas knittrig. Vorderer Innendeckel mit altem hs. ungar. Besitzvermerk. Engelmann (Bibl. mech.-tech.) 201.
(2), 183, (1) SS. Lederband der Zeit mit goldgepr. rotem Rückenschildchen und hübscher floraler Rückenvergoldung. Dreiseitiger Rotschnitt. Lesebändchen. Marmorvorsätze. 8vo. Seltene Ausgabe dieser Heidelberger mathematischen Abhandlung, erstmals im selben Jahr zu Heidelberg gedruckt und noch seltener als die Erstausgabe. - Der mährische Astronom Mayer (1719-83) trat 1745 ins Mannheimer Jesuitennoviziat ein. Er lehrte seit 1752 die Mathematik und Physik zu Heidelberg, wo er "a series of mathematical and physical works" (DSB) veröffentlichte. "Il entreprit un voyage scientifique à Paris, visita l'Allemagne avec Cassini, et, à la demande de Catherine, se rendit à Petersbourg pour observer le passage de Vénus. [...] Mayer était membre des sociétés savantes de Manheim, Munich, Londres, Philadelphie, Bologne et Göttingen" (de Backer/S.). "In 1762 the elector palatine, Karl Theodor, who was very interested in the arts and sciences, constructed an astronomical observatory for Mayer at Schwetzingen, his summer residence. In 1772-1774 a second and larger observatory was erected at Mannheim, then the capital of the electoral Palatinate. This observatory was well equipped for the time, with instruments from the best British workshops [...] Appointed court astronomer, Mayer was relieved of his duties as a theologian (the Jesuit order was dissolved by Pope Clement XIV in 1773, which made such a step easier)" (DSB IX, 231). - Einband mit unbedeutenden Wurmspuren, sonst sehr schönes Exemplar aus der Sárospataker Bibliothek des Kavalleriegenerals Ludwig Joseph Prinz zu Windischgrätz (1830-1904) mit seinem gest. heraldischen Exlibris am vorderen Innendeckel. Vgl. de Backer/Sommervogel V, 795. Poggendorff II, 90.
8vo. (16), 400, 104, (24) pp. Contemp. calf with giltstamped label to gilt spine. Marmbled endpapers. All edges red. Second edition (first printed in 1760). This treatise on instincts made Reimarus a founder of modern animal psychology and ethology. - Some browning due to paper. From the library of the Swedish zoologist Bengt-Olof Landin (1925-2006) with his bookplate on the front pastedown; contemp. ownership note by "J. J. Günther" from Copenhagen on flyleaf. Goedeke IV, 475, 3. Poggendorf II, 596. Cobres 301 ("excellent").
8vo. 28 pp. Upper cover preserves original green printed wrapper. Very rare, curious medical dissertation on physiognomy - in particular, how emotions and traits of character express themselves in the human face. The study of physiognomy is mainly associated with Charles Le Brun and Johann Kaspar Lavater in earlier centuries (and their approach resounds in the present dissertation), but it is well worth remembering that Charles Darwin made his principal contribution to human psychology with his book on "The Expression of Emotion in Animals and Men" as late as 1872, a study of genetically determined aspects of behaviour. - Some slight waterstaining to the top corner of the first few leaves. Apparently printed with a minimal press-run: no other copy traceable in library or collection catalogues internationally.
Fine Turkish, Ottoman (1500-1928) Paperback. 4to. (30 x 21 cm). In Ottoman script. 9 p. Süleyman Sirri Aral, (1874-1925), was the pioneer of water engineering in Turkey. He was born in Thessaloniki (Salonica), his father was Müderris Yusuf Efendi. Her mother Zühre Hanim and Atatürk's mother Zübeyde Hanim were sibling grandchildren. He was a graduate of the Turkish School of Engineers. He worked as Deputy Chief Engineer of Syrian Public Works, Yanya [i.e. Ioannina] Central Engineering and "Idâdî" Teacher, Baghdad Geometry and Flood Barrier Engineering for the Hindiyye Flood Barrier between 1906-1908, Jerusalem and Bursa Public Works Chief Engineer. He played an important role in the Konya Irrigation Project, (1907-1913). This report is the first one on the Menderes [= Meander] river improvement in 1924. The Büyük Menderes River (historically the Maeander or Meander), is a river in southwestern Turkey. It rises in west-central Turkey near Dinar before flowing west through the Büyük Menderes graben until reaching the Aegean Sea in the proximity of the ancient Ionian city Miletus. The word "meander" is used to describe a winding pattern, after the river. The river rises in a spring near Dinar and flows to Lake Isikli. After passing the Adigüzel Dam and the Cindere Dam, the river flows past Nazilli, Aydin, and Söke before it drains into the Aegean Sea. The Maeander was a celebrated river of Caria in Asia Minor. It appears earliest in the Catalog of Trojans of Homer's Iliad along with Miletus and Mycale. In this report, there's usual information on the Meander River with its geography and history. The second chapter includes the reasons for the improvement of the river and accounts about it with a detailed table. This is an early water engineering book printed in the Ottoman Empire. Extremely rare. First and Only Edition. Not in Özege.; Not in OCLC.; Four copies in the National Library of Turkey.
6 parts in one, each part with separate title and pagination, 13, [1]; 11, [1];16, [2]; 17, [1]; 6; 2 pp., modern half morocco, gilt lettering on spine, a nice copy. A series of reports on a project to connect Tyne and Solway Firth by a canal, based on extensive surveys carried out in 1795 and 1796. The plan was abandoned. These reports were collected together and issued as a collection. William Chapman was one of the foremost civil engineers of his day, carrying out successful harbour and drainage schemes. He was concerned with the improvement of river navigations and worked with William Jessop on the Grand Canal of Ireland. Skempton, 228 (incorporating reports 222-227 which were issued separately).
4to. 2 parts in one vol. (4), XX, 410 pp., final blank f. (2), 20 pp. With engraved portrait of the author, woodcut title vignette, and woodcut printer's device (Aldus's dolphin and anchor) on half-title. - (Bound with) II: Hippocrates. Aphorismi, ad mentem ipsius, artis usum, & corporis mechanismi rationem expositi. Auctore Joanne Hecquet. A Parisiana editione editio prima. Naples, Felix Musca for Giuseppe Ponzelli, 1731. (8), XV, (1), 336 pp. Contemporary calf with labels to giltstamped spine. All edges sprinkled in red. Marbled pastedowns. Later edition of this "classic treatise on prognosis based on Hippocrates' writings" (Eimas). Prosper Alpini (1553-1617) was personal physician to the Doge Andrea Doria; he spent three years in Egypt as a botanist and published the first scientific description of the coffee plant. - Title page has 1744 ms. ownership and Budapest library stamps. - II: Rare Neapolitan edition of Hippocrates' Aphorisms: Greek text and Latin translation with an extensive Latin commentary. Slight edge defects to title; contemp. ms. ownership. - Traces of bookplates on pastedowns; white-out on flyleaf. Slightly browned due to paper; noticeable worming to spine-ends. I: Blake 12. Osler 1801. Wellcome II, 36. Cf. Eimas 386. Garrison/Morton 2194 (1601 first ed.). - II: Blake 213. Wellcome III, 272. This edition not in Hoffmann or Schweiger.
4to. 24 pp. With 2 tables, one of which folding, a lithographed folding plan depicting 14 train stations, a large folding panoramic view of the railway track with 14 smaller marginal views, and a folding view of architectural monuments, mainly railway bridges. With lithographed plans of Vienna and Graz to pastedowns. Original printed boards. Illustrated description of the newly established railway between Mürzzuschlag and Graz, which opened on 21 October 1844. Prepared by the Paris-born railway engineer Demarteau, this work reflects the importance of the Südbahn - a railway project that promised economic prosperity to southern Austria and, upon its completion in 1854, resulted in a continuous railway track from Vienna to Ljubljana. The "Atlas" is particularly remarkable for its fine lithographs, prepared by August Grube in Vienna, some after designs by Rudolf von Alt and F. Weiss. The large folding panorama of the track, including an elevational and longitudinal profile, is decorated with charming views of the towns of Semmering, Krieglach, Langenwang, Kindberg, Kapfenberg, Bruck, Peggau, Judendorf-Straßengel and Graz. Views of prominent railway bridges and station buildings, as well as plans of the 14 stations along the route from Mürzzuschlag to Graz, complete the picture. In addition, the work gives an introduction to the history of Styria and the construction of the track. - The 24-page introduction and the two tables are included in French in a separate booklet at the end of the volume. The French title is given on the lower board. - Binding very slightly duststained, still a fine copy of an uncommon work. Schlossar 100. Nebehay/Wagner 140. Metzeltin 884. Neuner 961.
7 Bde. XXII, 279, (1) SS. XVI, 375, (1) SS. (16), 488 SS. (16), 528 SS. (2), 500, (52) SS. (8), 500, (4) SS. 362, (68) SS. Mit gest. Frontispiz u. zusammen 7 gestochenen Titeln. Zeitgenössische Pappbände mit Rückenschildchen. 8vo. Vorliegend die komplette Reihe des Hauptwerks eines "der hervorragendsten Repräsentanten der älteren Wiener Schule" (Hirsch/H. V, 441). Komplett mit den von Josef Eyerel bereits posthum herausgegeben Bänden selten, selbst das Wiener Josephinum besitzt keine uniform gebundene Reihe der "Heilungsmethode im praktischen Krankenhause zu Wien". Die ersten beiden Bände in zweiter Auflage, die übrigen alle in erster Ausgabe. - Stoll (1742-87) referiert hier in der Form jährlicher Erfahrungsberichte über die Behandlungsmethoden am gerade erst gegründeten Wiener AKH; das Gesamtwerk durch mehrere ausführliche Register erschlossen. Der Verfasser galt damals als "hervorragendster Kliniker auf deutschem Boden, zu dem wissbegierige Mediziner von nah und fern strebten, um dann die Wiener Einrichtungen nachzuahmen" (Schönbauer, Das medizinische Wien, 153). - Die schlichten blauen Pappbände etwas berieben u. bestoßen, innen papierbedingt nur minimal gebräunt bzw. fleckig. Lesky 2172 (Bde. 1 u. 2), 2171 (Bde. 4-7) u. 2170 (Bd. 3). Blake 435. Garrison/M. 1964. Engelmann (Bibliotheca medica) 560. Osler 4038. Waller 9288 (letztere nur. Bde. 1-3).
2 Bde. (4), XXXVI, 536, DXXXVII-DCVIII SS. (6), (537)-1196 SS. Neue Lederbände mit Rückentitel u. -fileten sowie einfachen Deckelfileten. Dreiseitiger Rotschnitt. 4to. Laut Hirsch beste Ausgabe des erstmals 1736 in lateinischer Sprache erschienenen Handbuchs. "Es existieren 21 verschiedene Ausgaben und Uebersetzungen dieses heute noch umfänglichsten Werkes über die venerischen Krankheiten [...] Es ist dies die werthvollste" (Hirsch/H.). "[A]dmirable and comprehensive book on the subject. It includes a careful review of the existing literature" (Garrison/M.) - Mit altem hs. Besitzvermerk "Jung" am Titel des ersten Bandes. - Schönes und sehr sauberes Exemplar in hervorragenden Einbänden im Stil der Zeit. Eales, Cole Libr. I, 1442. Haeser II, 603. Hirsch/Hübotter I, 230. Osler 1851. Proksch I, 30. Wolfenbüttel 101. Vgl. Garrison/Morton 5195, Lesky 33. Waller 513. Wellcome II, 64.
(16), 264, (8) SS. Lederband der Zeit mit goldgepr. Rückenschildchen, hübscher Rücken- und Stehkantenvergoldung sowie silbergepr. Wappensupralibros des Hauses Kinsky an den Deckeln. Dreiseitiger Rotschnitt. Marmorvorsätze. Lesebändchen. 8vo. Zweite Ausgabe (EA 1737). Geschätzte, noch vielfach aufgelegte und übersetzte Abhandlung über Schusswunden. Le Dran (1685-1770) war Chefchirurg an der Charité und königlicher Feldchirurg. - Mit eigenh. Namenszug des Verfassers am Titel sowie hs. Schenkungsvermerk am Vorsatz "Munificentia Kynzkiana ad usum Fr. Joachimi Ramschissl, S. Ordinis S. Joannis Dei". Rücken mit unauffälligen Wurmspuren; innen sehr sauber. - Hübsches Provenienzexemplar. Wellcome III, 473. Vgl. Garrison/Morton (5. A.) 2149. Hirsch/Hübotter III, 715. Lesky 1741. Waller 5673. Wolfenb. 977. Nicht bei Osler.
2 Bde. (4), XV, LVI, 384 SS. (4), LXIV, 448 SS. Zeitgenössische Pergamentbände mit zweifärbigen, goldgeprägten Rückenschildchen. Dreiseitiger marmorierter Schnitt. 8vo. Seltene erste Ausgabe, die deutsche Übertragung war erst 1802 abgeschlossen. - Der 1748 als Sproß einer schwedischen Familie in Steyr geborene Verfasser erwarb sich in Wien eine bedeutende Praxis in der Syphilisbehandlung. Sein vorliegendes Hauptwerk begründete rasch seinen Weltruhm und erlebte zahlreiche Auflagen und Übersetzungen. Schwediaur, der sich auch Swediauer nannte und von manchen Bibliographen unter diesem Namen geführt wird, starb 1824. - Zeitgenössischer Besitzvermerk am Titel, kaum gebräunt oder fleckig. Hübsches Exemplar. Hirsch/H. V, 179. Proksch I, 48. Waller 8768. Blake 441. Vgl. Lesky 603 u. Engelmann 569. Nicht bei Osler.
8vo. VI, (2), 80 pp. With 9 folding lithographed plates. Contemporary brown calf with giltstamped label to richly gilt spine; elaborately gilt covers with heraldic supralibros (Bavarian arms). Leading edges gilt; edges gilt. Uncommonly attractive school prize binding. Front flyleaf with ms. dedication for Ludwig von Bar, "Schüler des II. Kursus der Landwirthschafts- und Gewerbsschule Freysing" (dated 7. IX. 1839), stamped and signed by the director Dr. Kinderen. - Text slightly browned (plates somewhat more strongly, with slight dampstain). Not in Engelmann (Bibl. mech.-tech.).
Madrid, León Amarita, 1831, 2 tomos,rústica editorial, 32 x 22 cm., XXV + 454 págs. = Atlas: 37 págs. + 1 hoja + XXIV láminas, muchas de ellas plegadas. (Ejemplar con todos sus márgenes con leves pérdidas en las cubiertas y con algunos puntos de óxido).
