Leiner, Adolph Julius Ferdinand.MareMagnum
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8vo. 26, (2) pp. Papered spine. Only edition of this rare surgical thesis on the history of enterorrhaphy, or the suture of the intestine. With a biography of the author (born in Torun in 1808) on pp. 24ff. - Some brownstaining and a repaired paper flaw. Wellcome III, 483. Callisen XI, p. 217, no. 1375. OCLC 246267418. Not in Engelmann or Waller.
Folio (224 x 335 mm). 5 parts in one volume. Each with a title-page in red and black, 2 [part III: 3] letterpress pp. and 18 numbered engraved plates. In total 90 engraved plates. Contemporary full calf with giltstamped red and green labels to prettily gilt spine. All edges red. First edition. - This "masterpiece" (cf. Cobres) by the German engraver and publisher is considered the "most extensive and widely useful collection, owing its existence solely to him [Ridinger]" (cf. Thienemann). It includes a sequence of zoologically themed plates which "are highly sought after and often copied" (cf. Thienemann), showing animals in their characteristic actions and surroundings. Part one presents sporting dogs, while part two treats wild animals, such as lions, tigers and aurochs. Parts three and four cover "principal animals of the chase" (Schwerdt), namely aurochs, bears, stags, boars, deer, ibexes, chamois, lynxes and wolves. "Lesser animals of the chase" (Schwerdt), like foxes, rabbits, badgers, otters, beavers and squirrels are included in the fifth part. Two additional parts, showing horses, mules and donkeys, would be issued until 1755. - Contemporary bookplate of Count Ladislaus Kemeny to the patterned pastedown. A few notes in ink, mostly stating animals' Latin names. Binding and pastedowns slightly wormed. Top spine end missing, lower one scuffed. A few pages brownstained, plate 86 waterstained, a small tear in plate 81 (not touching image). From the library of the Viennese collector Werner Habel, with his signed and stamped ownership, dated 1979, to the flyleaf. VD 18, 90195426. Thieme/Becker 28, 309. Thienemann 391-480. Nissen 3406. Schwerdt III, 141. Cobres 307, 4.
Paperback. Sound publication with clean pages and clear content. Cover looks worn. Used
minor rubbing along the edges of the cover. Ex - Library, Usual Stamps
... Hardcover, very good condition, w. ltly slanted, ltly compressed sp w. lt sp crease. Ltly bumped corners. Ltly tanned p. edges,s me lt soil/soil foxing. Cln, tight, unmarked.Dj g., smwht rubbed marks. Ltly tanned flaps, sme v. lt edgwr. In new mylar B
Sound publication with clean pages and clear content. Typical (but minimal) library markings. Light/marginal edge wear. Ex - Library
Sound publication with clean pages and clear content. Typical (but minimal) library markings. Light/marginal edge wear. Ex - Library
Large 4to. 2 parts in one volume. (8), XXXIX, (1), 307, (1) pp. (4), 309-633, (3) pp. With woodcut vignette to both title pages, several woodcut illustrations in the text, and printer's device on last leaf. Fine contemporary French éventail leather binding. Wants ties. Second, posthumous edition. Previously, Montebruni (1597-1644) had published his "Ephemerides" for the years 1640-45 and 1645-60. "D'apres les tables de Lansberg, pour le méridien de Bologne. Dans la part I de la publication, il y a un catalogue d'étoiles, réduites à 1630" (Houzeau/L.). - Edges, corners and spine-ends professionally restored. Sumptuous giltstamped éventail-style binding: double borders of a narrow zig-zagging design and a wider rosette-and-flower-design within floral braces and double fillets enclose a large central compartment, the corners of which are occupied by round-headed pointillé fans emanating from tendril corner stamps. The same éventail stamps form an elaborate central rosette with tendril stamps at top and bottom ends. The empty space in between in filled in by intricate tendril and dentelle blindstamping. The various elements of the design are starkly set off by empty quarter-inch fillet borders enclosing the corner éventails with quadrants and the central rosette with a lozenge; the tendril infilling is structured by the same blank borders forming a cross, thus dividing the cover into four richly tooled, mirroring quarters. The spine is framed by the same zigzag and floral borders as the covers, enclosing a narrow blank border and a finely tooled dentelle and semi-rosette design echoing the cover infilling. - Title page bears 1772 ms. note of ownership by the Capuchin monk Giovanni da Cento, who introduced the volume to his monastery's library in Cento (Emilia-Romagna). Later in the library of the Swedish collector Thore Virgin (1886-1957) with his repeated signature (dated Stockholm, 16 May 1914) and his bookplate (dated 1911) and collection stamp ("Bibliotheca Qvarnforsiana"). Additional bookplate of Rolf Wistrand. Riccardi II, 180, 2. Houzeau/Lancaster 15161. OCLC 68956764. Lalande 211 ("1640").
250, (6) SS. Lederband der Zeit mit goldgepr. Rückenschildchen und reicher floraler Rückenvergoldung. Dreiseitiger Rotschnitt. 8vo. Seltene Beschreibung der Typhusepidemie, die während des Siebenjährigen Krieges in Europa und den Kolonien wütete. Mit Rezepten zur Behandlung der Krankheit. - Anton Franz (nicht Friedrich, wie bei Hirsch angegeben) Settegast "lebte als Prof. der Medizin an der später aufgehobenen Universität zu Trier" (Hirsch). - Innen papierbedingt etwas braunfleckig; eine Ecke minimal bestoßen, sonst sehr schönes, dekoratives Exemplar. Nicht in Göttingen. Vgl. Hirsch V, 374 (Titel und Druckort falsch). Nicht bei Blake. Nicht bei Wellcome, Cole, Waller, Osler etc.
Madrid, Imprenta del Memorial de Ingenieros, 1884. Folio; 48 pp. Ejemplar sin lámina. Cubiertas mudas en papel.
Folio (260 x 382 mm). (6), X, 244 pp. With engraved title vignette, 4 engravings in the text, and 8 folding engraved plates (all in original hand colour, some raised with mineral dust). Contemporary marbled boards with green spine label. All edges red. First edition of this famous, splendidly illustrated monograph on mining; also the first geological study of Germany's Harz region. Contains details on mineralogy, fossils, lodes, and mines, as well as "some excellent early observations on chemical geology; obviously inclined to afford those slow and inconspicuous changes in the earth crust the importance that they really deserve" (ADB). Also remarkable for the fine vignettes, engraved by G. M. Kraus after drawings by F. H. Spoerer. These vignettes, as well as Goethe's contributions to the entire work, are discussed extensively in Schmid, "Goethe und die Naturwissenschaften", no. 414f. Trebra (1740-1819) accompanied Goethe on his journey over the Harz and remained his advisor in mineralogical matters throughout his life. The plates, some of which are raised with ore dust, are based on drawings now in the Goethe-Nationalmuseum in Weimar. - Binding slightly rubbed and bumped along the raised bands; otherwise a very clean, crisp copy on superior paper. Includes the second illustration to plate V (Vb, mounted); the window in plate 2, providing a view of the lode in plate 3, lacks the flap as usual. Provenance: from the library of Pfannberg castle in Styria, bearing the stamp of the Austrian industrialist Franz Baron Mayr von Melnhof (1810-89, owner of the Donawitz ironworks and the Kapfenberg steel foundry) on pastedown and title. Hoover 796. DSB XI, 455. Reichardt I, 136. Poggendorff II, 1127. Ferchl 541. Kippenberg 5736. ADB LIV, 708f.
XX, 108 SS. Zeitgenössischer blaugrauer Halbleinenband mit Marmorpapierbezug. 8vo. Dritte Ausgabe. - Der Bildhauer Johann Martin Fischer (1741-1820) wurde 1785 Mitglied der Akademie der bildenden Künste in Wien und übernahm im folgenden Jahr als erster Nichtmediziner die dortige Professur der Anatomie. 1815 wurde er Rat und Direktor der Allgemeinen Rat- und Bildhauerschule und mit seinen Brunnenplastiken am Wiener Graben neben Franz Anton Zauner der bedeutendste Bildhauer seiner Zeit in Wien (vgl. DBE). Sein Hauptwerk in diesem Zusammenhang ist die lebensgroße anatomische Statue, die er für den Lehrbetrieb an der Akademie schuf und die schnell zu einer der vielbewunderten Sehenswürdigkeiten Wiens wurde. Seine "Erklärungen" sind als Nachschlagewerk und Lehrbuch in Anatomie für Künstler gedacht, das als Standardwerk weit über den Tod Fischers hinaus Anwendung fand. - Schönes Exemplar mit den dekorativen Stempeln der "K. K. Infanteriecadetenschule zu Agram" und der "K. K. Infanterie-Kadettenschule zu Karlstadt" am Titelblatt, die ihrerseits als interessantes Zeugnis der Breitenwirkung des Werkes Zeugnis geben. Wurzbach IV, 244f. Thieme/B. XII, 36.
Large 4to. (8), 234, (14) pp. With 6 engr. plates in contemp. colour. Contemp. half calf with giltstamped spine and traces of a spine label. Fifth and last edition of this rare Book of Herbs, mainly in the form of tables. With two additional plates not contained in the earlier editions; the engravings depict mainly phanerogams and their parts. The Regensburg theologian and naturalist Jacob Christian Schäffer (1718-90) concerned himself especially with entomological studies and created a series of collections. In 1757 he was made a member of the German Naturalists' Academy, "Leopoldina". - Interior slightly browned due to paper. Pritzel 8111 ("1743"). Stafleu/C. 10.472. Cf. Ferchl 4711. OCLC 312016311. Not in Nissen.
[Mieres], Talleres Gráficos San Esteban de Pravia, 1928. 4to.; 113 pp., con numerosas figuras entre el texto y cuatro estados plegados. Cubiertas originales.
trad. di Mario Margiacchi n. 10 cartone edit.
... Softcover, fair condition, with lightly rubbed wraps, some light marks. Tanning at edges. 1.5 cm. of paper at spine top torn. Winding 6 cm. tear at fr sp base. light crease, pencil sig, stamp on fr. Store label on r. somewhat bumped and bent corners.
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).
632 pages including index. Prior owner's name atop front endpaper. Highlighting to some portions. Neat page tabs inserted by prior owner. Solid clean working copy with moderate wear. Book
M., Hauser y Menet, s.a., 24 x 17 cm., 14 págs.
Small marks on the cover, worn corners. Registration No. 6607. Scarce from this year Clean Copy
Previous owner's name on the back of the front cover, missing FEP. Registration No. 26762. Scarce from this year Used
22x16. 249p. Anotación en portada. Ilstr. Enc. Tela ed.
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