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Charles LambBiblio.com

The Old Benchers of the Inner Temple

Charles Lamb; Mary Lamb; E V Lucas (Ed)Biblio.com

The Works of Charles and Mary Lamb

1903SET15-D-3London: Methuen and Co. 1903-05. Leather. Very Good. 9" by 6". Unnamed. A beautifully bound seven volume collection of the works of Charles and Mary Lamb edited by E.V. Lucas and illustrated throughout. Complete in seven volumes.A later two volumes were produced on The Life of Charles Lamb this set is only the original seven volumes.Frontispiece of Charles Lamb to volume I and II. Frontispiece and numerous plates to volume III. Frontispiece and two plates to volume IV. Frontispiece and numerous in-text illustrations to volume V. Frontispiece and three plates to volume VI. Frontispiece and numerous plates to volume VII.Collated all volumes are complete.I Miscellaneous Prose 1798-1834II Elia and the Last Essays of EliaIII Books for ChildrenIV Dramatic Specimens and the Garrick PlaysV Poems and PlaysVI Letters 1796-1820VII Letters 1821-1834These works were edited by E V Lucas an English humorist essayist playwright biographer publisher and poet. He edited many works and was on the staff of Punch for many years.Charles and Mary Lamb co-authored many works. This collection contains works they produced together such as Tales From Shakespeare in addition to their individual endeavours. In a half morocco binding with paper covered boards. Externally generally smart with patches of rubbing to the joints and to the extremities. Front hinge to volume III is slightly strained but firm. Internally firmly bound. Pages are slightly age toned to the edges. Heavy spotting to the foredges of volumes V VI and VII. Corners of pages 57-60 and 93-96 have been removed with the page number missing and affecting several words per leaf to volume III. Chipping to edge of pages throughout volumes II and III. Scattered spots to endpapers and found throughout volumes III-VII. The odd spots to volumes I and II. Very Good Methuen and Co. hardcover

Rooke Books · Royaume-Uni650,00 £GB≈ 742,17 €

Cordeiro Ana Paula; Henry BarbaraABAA

RANDOM REPORTS 1 2 AND 3

20159989Bahia Brazil/New York 2015. Limited Edition. Hardcover. Fine in Fine Slipcase. Tight bright and unmarred. Quarterbound tan leather spine in blind lettering at spine printed paper boards colored paper endpages; matching slipcase. Small 8vo. np. Illus. color and b/w plates. Numbered limited edition this being 3 of 3. Signed by artist and poet. "Random Reports is a series of poems by Barbara Henry derived from vocabulary lists chosen by chance and choice from the first section of The New York Times. They reflect the spirit of the day and are specifically dated and the subject of the poem is strictly a result of the wordlist. They are often titled from the headlines. Many many years ago I asked Barbara to allow me a binding gathering the volumes 1 2 and 3. Time being a theme on all I try my hand at this sat unfinished for about 7 years. After an involved first attempt with low-relief carvings of scaffolding layers on wood covers that were deep enough for the gauging but too thick for the binding its potential baffled the binder: thanks to BarbaraÂ’s kaleidoscopic talent with words the number of design venues to explore was vast. Not to mention the weight of my own deflation. Little did I realize how ambitious that first attempt had been. It might photograph well but oh it functions poorly. Under deadline-pressure I even went ahead and submitted it out to be handled. Oh the shame. Trusting the process kernel originally glimpsed however I embraced as propelling force a writing technique known as Â“hasta pronto adelanteÂ“: forward forging ahead from wherever the work is at Â– a mindset that shares an essence with the poetic constraints of the work. Binding-wise I was in for a trial-and-error loop but at least this time I kind of knew it. Such kindness to myself totally shared a vibe with BarbaraÂ’s forbearance: she never once asked me what was going on. Forever forward moving the initial scaffolding dimensional backdrop made its way to the foreground with the recourse of graffiti rubbings: reminiscences of the tactile response one gets from handling inky newspapers the original substratum for the poems. The back covers offer a contrast with this rough reality through the sensuality of leatherwork Â– alum goat hand-dyed to match BarbaraÂ’s color motif Â– bringing the harsh graffiti input to an immediate association with skins: layered experience in tandem with the poems essence." artist statement hardcover books

Lux Mentis, Booksellers · États-Unis850,00 $US≈ 719,19 €

Cordeiro, Ana Paula; Henry, BarbaraBiblio.com

RANDOM REPORTS 1 2 AND 3

20159989Bahia Brazil/New York 2015. Limited Edition. Hardcover. Fine in Fine Slipcase. Limited Edition. Hardcover. "Random Reports is a series of poems by Barbara Henry derived from vocabulary lists chosen by chance and choice from the first section of The New York Times. They reflect the spirit of the day and are specifically dated and the subject of the poem is strictly a result of the wordlist. They are often titled from the headlines. Many many years ago I asked Barbara to allow me a binding gathering the volumes 1 2 and 3. Time being a theme on all I try my hand at this sat unfinished for about 7 years. After an involved first attempt with low-relief carvings of scaffolding layers on wood covers that were deep enough for the gauging but too thick for the binding its potential baffled the binder: thanks to Barbara's kaleidoscopic talent with words the number of design venues to explore was vast. Not to mention the weight of my own deflation. Little did I realize how ambitious that first attempt had been. It might photograph well but oh it functions poorly. Under deadline-pressure I even went ahead and submitted it out to be handled. Oh the shame. Trusting the process kernel originally glimpsed however I embraced as propelling force a writing technique known as "hasta pronto adelante": forward forging ahead from wherever the work is at - a mindset that shares an essence with the poetic constraints of the work. Binding-wise I was in for a trial-and-error loop but at least this time I kind of knew it. Such kindness to myself totally shared a vibe with Barbara's forbearance: she never once asked me what was going on. Forever forward moving the initial scaffolding dimensional backdrop made its way to the foreground with the recourse of graffiti rubbings: reminiscences of the tactile response one gets from handling inky newspapers the original substratum for the poems. The back covers offer a contrast with this rough reality through the sensuality of leatherwork - alum goat hand-dyed to match Barbara's color motif - bringing the harsh graffiti input to an immediate association with skins: layered experience in tandem with the poems essence." artist statement. Tight bright and unmarred. Quarterbound tan leather spine in blind lettering at spine printed paper boards colored paper endpages; matching slipcase. Small 8vo. np. Illus. color and b/w plates. Numbered limited edition this being 3 of 3. Signed by artist and poet. hardcover

Lux Mentis, Booksellers · États-Unis850,00 $US≈ 719,19 €

Lamb, Willis E, Robert C Retherford and Hans BetheBiblio.com

Fine Structure of the Hydrogen Atom by a Microwave Method in Physical Review Vol. 72 No. 3 August 1 1947 pp. 241-243

1947223Lancaster: American Physical Society 1947. 1st Edition. FIRST EDITION FIRST ISSUE IN ORIGINAL WRAPS of the paper in which Lamb announced the fine structure of the hydrogen atom discovered the discrepancy in electromagnetic theory called the Lamb Shift and began the revolution that led to Quantum Electrodynamics QED. QED basically describes how light and matter interact addressing it as a small difference between energy levels of two orbitals of the hydrogen atom that was unexplained and at odds with prevailing electromagnetic theory then Dirac's quantum theory of the electron. Lamb explains "electromagnetic attraction and repulsion. in terms of the exchange of photons between charged particles" Peacock The Quantum Revolution 100. The Lamb Shift then is a small difference between energy levels of two orbitals of the hydrogen atom that was unexplained and at odds with prevailing electromagnetic theory then Dirac's quantum theory of the electron. This small difference caused by the interaction between the electron and the vacuum became the impetus for the development of QED. QED sometimes said to be the most accurate physical theory ever written became the model for quantum field theories that would be developed in the future" ibid. Able to mathematically describe all phenomena involving electrically charged particles interacting by means of exchange of photons QED can make extremely accurate predictions. Richard Feynman has called it "the jewel of physics" for this reason. In 1955 Lamb was awarded the Noble Prize along with P. Kusch whose paper is also included here "for his discoveries concerning the fine structure of the hydrogen spectrum" Noble Prize Committee. CONDITION & DETAILS: Volume 72 Number 3. Original Wraps 4to 10.5 x 8 inches; 263 x 200mm. Meticulously rebacked at the spine to match the green of the wraps. The wraps are in near fine condition as is the interior. NOTE THAT THE WRAPS ARE FAR BRIGHTER THAN THEY APPEAR IN THE PICTURE; IT IS JUST A DARK IMAGE FOR SOME REASON. American Physical Society paperback

Atticus Rare Books · États-Unis800,00 $US≈ 676,88 €

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