Group of Scientific Books and Sales Catalogs, from 1835
In English. 1) The Imperial Journal of Art, Science, Mechanics and Engineering, Vol. I–III, James Ainsworth – Manchester, c. 1860, approx. 1.900 pages, with hundreds of drawings and many fold-out plates, with treatises on: Anatomy, Physiology, Architecture, Astronomy, Agriculture, Botany, Chemistry, Daguerreotyping, Electrotyping, Geography, Geology, History, Horticulture, Mathematics, Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry, Mechanical Drawing and Perspective, Mechanics, Medicine, Natural Philosophy, Navigation, Phrenology, Political Economy. – 2) The Panorama of Science and Art, James Smith, Caxton Press, London 1835, approx. 1.600 pages, embracing the Principal Sciences and Arts, the Methods of Working in Wood and Metal and a Miscellaneous Selection of Useful and Interesting Processes and Experiments. – 3) The Engineer's and Mechanic's Encyclopaedia, Luke Herbert, London 1847, approx. 1.700 pages with more than 2.000 engravings, practical illustrations of the machinery and processes employed in every description of manufacture of the British Empire. – 4) Standard Catalogue of Scientific Apparatus, Vol. 1, Chemistry, published by Baird & Tatlock, London 1923, 954 pages. – 5) The Instrument Manual, second edition, United Trade Press Ltd., London 1953. – 6) Trade catalog H. Tinsley & Co., Scientific & Electrical Instruments, c. 1930. – 7) Laboratory Aids to Science, trade catalog from PS Laboratory Metal Ware Co. – 7) Laboratory Supplies by Daigger & Co., Chicago. – And: 8) 2 additional booklets.

Sammlung wissenschaftlicher Bücher und Kataloge, ab 1835
In englischer Sprache. 1) The Imperial Journal of Art, Science, Mechanics and Engineering, Band 1 bis 3, James Ainsworth – Manchester, um 1860, ca. 1.900 Seiten, mit Hunderten von Abbildungen und zahlreichen Klapptafeln, u.a. folgenden Themen: Anatomie, Astronomie, Botanik, Chemie, Daguerreotypie, Elektrik, Mechanik, Maschinen und Verkehr. – 2) The Panorama of Science and Art, James Smith, Caxton Press, London 1835, ca. 1.600 Seiten. – 3) The Engineer's and Mechanic's Encyclopaedia, Luke Herbert, London 1847, ca. 1.700 Seiten mit mehr als 2.000 Zeichnungen. – 4) Standard Catalogue of Scientific Apparatus, Ausgabe 1, Chemistry, verlegt von Baird & Tatlock, London 1923, 954 Seiten. – 5) The Instrument Manual, zweite Auflage, United Trade Press Ltd., London 1953. – 6) Verkaufskatalog H. Tinsley & Co., Scientific & Electrical Instruments, um 1930. – 7) Laboratory Aids to Science, Verkaufskatalog der PS Laboratory Metal Ware Co. – 7) Laboratory Supplies von Daigger & Co., Chicago. – Und: 8) 2 weitere Bücher.

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