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Zaragoza, Tipografía Gambón, 1929. 4to.; 372 pp., 2 hs. y 17 mapas plegados. Cubiertas originales.
No marks or inscriptions to contents and no creasing to covers. A clean very tight copy with slightly tanned foxed covers and no bumping to corners. 10pp. Friends of the Earth Energy Paper No 2.
Hardcover in good condition. Ex-library from Aston University. The plastic protected jacket is lightly marked and edgeworn. Stamps on the marked page block and at a few points inside. Labels on jacket spine foot, FEP and partially stuck to the front flap. Slight nick on half title page. Tanning on the pastedowns and endpapers. The binding is sound with clear content. CM Used
Paperback in acceptable condition. Ex - library. A symposium held at the Woolwich Polytechnic. Covers, page block and pages are marked and foxed. Spine is slightly sunned. Leading corners, edges and spine are worn, bumped and creased, slightly affecting pages within. One inch tear on spine head. Labels on spine, front inside cover and copyright page. Half title page is torn out. Pen on copyright page. Stamps throughout pages. Contents remain clear throughout. Binding remains intact. HCW Ex - Library
No marks or inscriptions. A lovely clean very tight copy with bright unmarked boards and no bumping to corners. Dust jacket not price clipped or marked or torn or creased with very slight traces of storage. 270pp. Scarce in the UK.
12mo. 84 pp. 19th-century aubergine morocco, gold-tooled spine and board edges, gilt edges. Extremely rare treatise on a panacea by Denis de Maubec, de Copponay de Grimaldy (1623?-1717). This curious author was alchemist, personal physician to the king of Sardinia and founder of the Académie chimique ducale-royale de Savoie. He is known from a few short treatises from the end of the 17th century and his posthumous work published by Jourdan de Pellerin in 1745. While his name seems to have been well known in the past - at least until the 19th century, when he is described as the "fameux charlatan Grimaldi de Copponay" - actual information on the author and his work appears to be scarce. - With the bookplate of the 19th-century French bibliophile Henri Joliet from Dijon, with his monogram CBMHI (Claude Bernard Marguerite Henri Joliet) and the motto "Plus penser que dire", and a manuscript note that he acquired the volume in Lyon in 1843. A faint dampstain at the head throughout and at the foot of the title-page, but otherwise in very good condition. Brunet III, 1539. WorldCat (4 copies). Cf. Brüning 4477 (collected works). Goldsmith, BM-STC French C 1465 (other work). Krivatsy 7581 (other work). Wellcome II, p. 390 (3 other works). The author not in NBG.
Hardcover with printed boards, no dust jacket. Boards are shelf and edgeworn with bumps to corners and tanning of spine. Illustration from page 128 is missing. Page block and page edges are foxed, endpapers tanned and surface tear to front pastedown. Creases to a couple of page corners. Pages unmarked throughout. AD Used
AULA DE CULTURA. CICLO DE CONFERENCIAS: EL MADRID DE ISABEL II. Nº 10.
No marks or inscriptions. A very clean very tight copy with bright unmarked boards and no bumping to corners. Dust jacket not price clipped or marked or torn or creased. 285pp. The story of the expedition by HMS Challenger in 1872 on perhaps the greatest oceanographic mission of all time to gather evidence to support Darwin's new theory of evolution. It was a resounding success as it dredged up thousands of samples from the sea bed and mapped the areas at the same time.
Folio (ca. 250 x 330 mm). IX, (1), 388 pp. With 15 numbered lithographed folding plates, including 1 chromolithographed, by Vassalli. Original printed boards. First and only edition of an extensive monograph on the silkworm by Emilio Cornalia (1824-82), conservator and director of the Milan Museum of Natural History. It was published as volume 6 of the "Memorie of the Instituto Lombardo di scienze, lettere ed arti". - With a presentation inscription by the author to Conte Lebregondi on the title-page. Binding slightly soiled, otherwise in very good condition. WorldCat records 6 copies. Horn/Schenkling 3868. Not in BMC NH.
pp. xviii, 454. Mimeograph errata sheet insert. Numerous charts and graphs. XLib. 8vo. Original full red cloth binding, slightly worn. Hardbound. This self-published first edition is rather scarce. SPACE/5
bross. edit. ill.
Pages are tight and bright throughout with few signs of use or wear. Cover is in very good condition. Contains numerous graphs and diagrams.
8vo., First Edition, with plates, illustrations and diagrams throughout, neat contemporary signature on front free endpaper; maroon buckram, gilt back, a near fine copy. VERY SCARCE.
bross. edit. ill., schedina e fascetta edit.
bross. edit. ill., piccolo restauro alla prima pag., lievi erosioni e tracce d'uso in cop., minime rotture ai bordi delle pagine iniziali e finali, firme di appartenenza
mild softening to top and bottom of spine; soiling to page block; previous owner's name on FEP; text tight and bright Used
553pp. Light wear to cover extremities.
... Hardcover, good condition, with somewhat slanted, lightly compressed spine lightly bumped bottom corners. somewhat tanned p. edges, some light soil. lightly tanned eps with sme additional tanning. Sig, etc. on ffep. O/w cln, tight, unmarked. Dj good
No marks or inscriptions. A lovely clean very tight copy with unmarked black cloth boards and no bumping to corners. Price clipped dust jacket not marked with small tear/crease to to of spine. 119pp. A study of the fascinating development of the London railways and underground lines from the late nineteenth century.
Ex - library: label on cover; bookplate inside back cover; ink stamps on edges of page block and inside both covers. Contents otherwise clean and sound throughout. Ex Library
The special issue is extra large and contains 122 pages. Dozens of fantastic vintage photo-illustrated ads. Features: Fantastic Shorts one-page ad includes photos of their massive flying boats; Illustrated article on the first rocket motor built in Britain, the De Havilland Sprite; J.W. Dunne - Obituary; Rocket Fighters for Home Defense; Indian Ocean Survey - The first full story, told by J. Cowan, of a long-range survey flight from Australia to South Africa undertaiken by a Quantas Empire Airways' Lancastrian which left Sydney on November 14, 1948; Air Transport Affairs; Nice 4-page color ad for the Hawker Siddeley Group; Great color ad for the Apollo passenger aircraft; Nice one-page color ad for the Fairey Gyrodyne; The War Against Winter; Nice photo-illustraed Handley Page ad presents aircraft they have produced, past to present; For the Aeronautical Engineer; Flight Assessments During 1948-9; Magnificent 8-page colour illustrated ad for De Havilland's planes; A Review of Britain's Aircraft Industry; and much, much more. Average wear. Unmarked. A sound copy of this extraordinary issue. Magazine
Library stickers on the FEP, spine and the back of the front cover, slightly marked d / j, edgewear Ex - Library
Book and jacket in as new unread condition. 256pp. The two authors give us the real science on quantum physics and the nature of all interconnectedness in their ambitious mission to show that everyone can understand the deepest questions of acience.
ex library. sticker to spine and first page. stamps inside front cover, on first page, sixth page and last page. binding is well preserved, pagse are crisp and printing is tight, clean and bright throughout. Ex Library, Minimal Stamping
