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København, 1648. 4to. 64, (4) s. (register). Nyere pastisj helskinnbind uten ryggtittel. Gjennomgående fuktskjolder. Flisete marger mot slutten. Bleket rygg.. (Aff Peter Hake, Paa Jørgens Holsts Bogh. Bekostning oc findis hos hannem tilkiøbs). Thesaurus 492 (opererer med 106 sider).Utkom som en av delene i “Oeconomia Nova”, utgitt av Jørgen Holst.Denne farveboken er den første i sitt slag i Danmark-Norge.

Berlin, 1831. 8vo. VI, 302 s. + foldet kart over Lofoten. Samtidig marmorert pappbind med rød titteletikett på ryggen og nummerlapp nederst. Litt manko på titteletiketten. Bindet slitt i ytre falser og mer rundt kantene og i hjørnene. Med Erland Scheens ex-libris. Stempel på tittelbl. Ren og pen materie.. . Schiötz 600.Lessing (1809 - 62) var en tysk botaniker. Oversikten over lokalfloraen i Lofoten er en av de tidligste av sitt slag. Lessing reiste Christiania-Ringerike-Mjøsa-Dovre-Trondhjem, kystreise med jekt til Lofoten - Bodø - Saltdal - Svensk Lappland.

Kbh., 1903. 8vo. (8) + 289 + (1) s. Originalt grønt helshirtingbind. . Et pent og friskt eksemplar. Meget svakt støtt i hjørnene. Lite navn på smusstittelbladet.

København, 1711. 8vo. Kobberstukket frontisp., (14), 720 sider, s. 1-198, (20) s. Samtidig helskinnbind med opphøyde bånd på ryggen. Bindet er jevnt over slitt. Bruksspor og smuss i teksten. Frontisp. er nesten løsnet. Noen ormhull i teksten.. . Holbergs debut.

Sorøe., 1762-66. 4to. Samtidig helskinnbind med svakt opphøyde ryggbånd og ryggforgylling. Marmorert forsats. (17), (1 blank), 570, (2) ; (24), 509, (1 blank), (2) s. Med et foldet kobberstukket kart over Sunnmøre og fire kobberstikk. . Dansk. Bibl. Norv. II, 1048 a og b. Ren og fin materien. Ryggen og hjørnene meget slitt.

Leipzig, 1833-1834. ((Pharmacopoea Borussica)) 8vo.. 1085+975 s. s. Samt. skinnryggbd.. Tysk.

Nürnberg., U. å. (ca. 1730). Folio. 62 cm X 54 cm (arkets størrelse). Originalt kobberstukket kart med gammel håndkolorering. . Tysk. Et kraftig avtrykk med flott kolorering. Fin kolorering.

U. st. (Amsterdam). U. å. (Ca. 1635). Folio. 60,5 cm X 50,5 cm (arkets størrelse). Originalt kobberstikk.. Latin. Liten rustflekk på en liten del av Sjælland. Rift i øvre marg, ytterkantene noe slitt, men ikke noe av dette går inn i selve motivet..

Leningrad, Gosudarstvennoe Izdatelstvo / Édition de l'État, 1924. 30x23. 168 pp. + 32 plates (11 coloured) with 43 photos (14 in colour) + errata slip. In the text there are 45 photos with captions in Russian and French, and five full-page charts of 79 porcelain marks. Publisher's cloth with gilt front title and hammer & sickle. A very good copy, with very light external wear, and spine and top of front cover sunned. Early documentation of the work of the Soviet State Porcelain Factory. After the 1917 Revolution the Russian Imperial Porcelain Factory was renamed the State Porcelain Factory, and it was placed under the authority of the Narkompros (Commissariat for Enlightenment), largely through the efforts of Sergei Chekhonin who was appointed director of the factory's Art Section. The volume contains articles in Russian with summaries in French, three by Gollerbach on the manufactory before 1917, on the activities 1917-1922, and on the subjects and character of porcelain painting; one by Farmakovski on porcelain sculpture; one by Sergei Chekhonin on porcelain painting; and two by M.L. Egorov-Kotaubai on the Porcelain Manufactory Museum etc. Photos include Suprematist porcelain by Nikolai Suetin, propaganda porcelain including portrayals of Lenin and Rosa Luxemburg, and works by Chekhonin, Natalya Danko, Elena Danko, Zinaida Kobyletskaya, Mikhail Adamovich, Maria Lebedeva, Tamara Karsavina, Rudolf Vilde, Alisa Golenkina, and others.

Geneve, 1767. Original blue cardboard binding with contemporary handwritten paper title-label to spine. Pencil-numbering to inside of boards. A very nice and clean copy. Woodcut vignette to title-page. With the ex-libris of the notes Danish book collector K.F. Plesner to inside of front board. Rare first edition of this interesting, anonymously written continuation of Voltaire's Candide, which wraps up the adventures of the hero. "Turning his back on both Voltarian satire and scepticism, the novelist proposes a moralistic fable - the focal point of which is a rehabilitation of Leibniz's Theory of Optimism. The main body of the novel tells the story of Candide and his new wife, the noble Zénoïde, in their sumptuous Copenhagen townhouse. Before achieving this happy state, however, the couple endures various trials and tribulations reminiscent of the newly minted gothic genre. "Candide au Dannemarc" also features a satirical portrait of Jean-Jacques Rousseau." (Éduard M. Langille, from the introduction to the new edition of "Candide au Dannemarc", edited by him). Voltaire's "Candide" had inspired a sequel that appeared in 1760, which is attributed to Charles-Claude-Florent de Campigneulles, but which might be by Henri-Joseph du Laurens. The present work is a direct continuation of that sequel (although it ignores the happy ending of the previous work), but evidently from the preface, it is not written by the same author. It has still not been determined who the actual author is.The part on Rousseau (pp. 148-167) in the present work has become quite famous, portraying him satirically as trying to make a living in Copenhagen from copying music while plotting to escape to America. The novel ends with Candide leaving Denmark to be the Danish ambassador in Russia.A secoond edition appeared in 1769.

Bradbury & Evans. London (1849). illustration: Illustrations, engraved by Baker handcoloured. (2)+12 s. First edition. Oblong in-4. Bound with original wraps in full calf, spine with raised bands and gilding. Boards with inner dentelles (Riviere & Son).

(Ca. 1888). Fotografiet måler 9x5,9 cm og er monteret på pap m. guldkant der måler 5x6,3 cm, på hvilket er trykt for neden: E. Hohlenberg, Kongl. Hoffotograf. Østergade 1, Kjøbenhavn. Fotografiet viser Hamsun i næsten 3/4 profil, med hovedet drejet en smule til højre. Fotografiet er et af de velkendte Hamsun-portrætter og må være atget samtidig med det, der finder på forsoden af smudsomslaget til bd. 1 af Næss, da han har nøjagtig samme tøj på, håret falder på nøjagtig samme måde, osv.

Berlin, Julius Springer, 1934. 8vo. Bound in nice half calf with gilt lettering to spine. Published in "Zeitschrift für Physik". Pp. 161-177. [Entire volume: VIII, 825 pp]. Library stamp to free front end-paper. Clean and fine. First edition of Fermi's seminal and exceedingly important paper on beta-decay. In one stroke, Fermi had solved the major problem of beta decay: How do electrons come out of the nucleus if there are non to begin with? In the paper he coined the term neutrino and his groundbreaking work awarded him the Nobel Prize in physics in 1938.How pioneering and daring Fermi's theory was became clear when he first submitted his paper to the prestigious journal Nature. The journal's editor turned it down because "it contained speculations which were too remote from reality", consequently it became published in Zeitschrift für Physik. Eventually six years later, in 1939, Nature published Fermi's paper.In late 1933 Fermi wrote his famous article offering an elegant solution to a well know problem: Fermi proposed an entire new force of nature, the weak force. "This new force, together with gravity, electromagnetism, and the strong interaction which binds the particles of the nucleus, constitutes the family of forces presently known in physics. The should account for the whole universe. Weak interactions [forces] occur between all particles and are thus unlike electromagnetism or strong interactions, which are restricted to certain particles. The first manifestation of the weak interaction to be treated in detail was the beta decay." (DSB, IV, p. 579b).The "canonical formalism of Heisenberg and Pauli gave rise, in the thirties and forties, to many applications of which the most important may be mentioned here: 1934 Enrico Fermi gave the formal explanation of beta-radioactivity of atomic nuclei by making use of the hypothesis formulated by Pauli in 1930 which postulated the existence." (Enz, Charles. Of Matter And Spirit, 2009, p. 167).Pauli had named his proposed light particle a neutron. James Chadwick had named his much more massive nuclear particle a neutron as well which left the two particles with the same name. Fermi therefore, to solve the confusion, coined the term neutrino (Italian diminutive of neutron). Fermi is widely regarded as one of the leading scientists of the 20th century, Along with Oppenheimer he is frequently referred to as "the father of the atomic bomb".

Santpoort, C.A. Mees, (1925-)1926. 33x32. II+166 pp. (printed Japanese-style on folded leaves) including decorative title page designed by Frank Lloyd Wright. Ca 105 photos (25 full-page), 30 perspective renderings, and 65 plans and drawings. A very good copy in publisher's cloth with gilt-lettered red spine label, exterior a tad grubby with wear to extreme cover corners, endpapers browned and the last folding leaf opened; contents fine. The renowned seven 1925 issues of the monthly art magazine Wendingen devoted to Frank Lloyd Wright which were combined into one volume published in 1926, with extensive text by the architect (In the Cause of Architecture) running from page 8 to 64, an introduction by Hendrik Theodorus Wijdeveld, and contributions by J.J.P. Oud, H.P. Berlage, Robert Mallet-Stevens, Eric Mendelsohn, Louis Sullivan, and Lewis Mumford. All text in English except Mallet-Stevens's which is in French.

Sthlm, J. L. Horrn, 1723. 4:o. 20 s. Tagen ur band och insatt i ny gråpappersryggremsa. Med gammal paginering i bläck i övre yttre hörnet. Bra ex. Daterad den 5 december 1722. Den lilla skriften är kanske det äldsta svenska aktieprospektet och gäller ett erbjudande till omvandling av Wedevågs manufaktur och järnbruk till ett ”compagnie” bestående av 400 andelar.

Hildesburghausen, 1858-60. Large 8vo. 5 cont. hcalf. Some plts. slightly brownspotted. Complete with 5 engr. titles and 204 engr. plates.

Göttingen, 1778. 1778-79. 8vo. Bl. omsl. ubeskåret. (12), 463 ; (4), 234 s. IV + II kobberstikk hvorav noen foldet.8vo. Contemp. wrappers, uncut. (12), 463 ; (4), 234 pp. IV + II copper engravings, some folding. (Bey Johann Christian Dieterich.) Norsk. Bibliotheca Walleriana 7960 (Andre utgave).August Gottlieb Richter (1742-1812), underviste i medisin i Göttingen, var kirurg.A. G. Richter (1742-1812), was teaching in Göttingen, also a surgeon.

Hamburg, B.G. Hoffmann 1801. First edition. (2), XIV, 312, (2) pp. + 14 aquatint platesr by C.G. Gillberg och C.F. Akrell(all but one folding) Contemporary cloth, spine sparsely gilt, cover decorated in blind, sprinkled edges. Spine faded, small stain to upper cover, one leaf with minor damage to text, without loss, title-page with small, partly erased ownership stamp. The errata-leaf is unfortunately missing from this copy. Overall a very clean and attractive copy with almost no foxing. (Neuere Geschichte der See- und Land-Reisen, 15.)

Lugduni (Lyon) 1658. Full contemporary calf. front and rear board with blindtooled bookplate of judge Chr. Hermann Helwerskou (1655-), 2 inscriptions signed by Helwerskou. Old stamp to title. Unquestiably the first edition.

Kiøbh., 1748 - 1754. 3 samt. uensartede helldrbd. Bd. 1 lidt slidt spejlbd. m. 5 oph. bd. på ryg, rig rygforgyldn., titelfelt slidt næsten væk. Bd. 2 pænt spejlbd. m. 4 oph. bd. på ryg og rig rygforgyldn. Ryg m. lidt brugsspor. Bd. 3 meget slidt. Læderet ved false revnet, ryggen slidt, mgl. læder v. kapitæler, bindesnorene synlige. Tome V m. kobberst. titelvignet. Originaludgave.

Paris, 1913. Stor folio. Samtidig skinnryggbind med opphøyde ryggbånd og enkel ryggforgylling. Topp gullsnitt., ellers ubeskåret. xv, 128, 102 s. Gjennomillustrert med plansjer - enkeltsidige og dobbeltsidige. Large folio. Contemporary half calf, raised bands, spine simply gilt. T. e. , else uncut. xv, 128, 102 pp. Illustrated throughout with large plates, of which many doublepage. Engelsk. "Édition anglaise". Nr. 188 av 275 eksemplarer på "Vélin à la Cuve". Noen brupletter. Noe svak øvre fremre fals. Et monumentalt verk.Some staining, some wear to upper joint. A monumental work !

Sorøe, 1771 - 1781. 4to. (14), 524, (38) s. + (10), 498, (45) s. + (11 bl.), 484, (33) s. Med hhv. 2 foldetab., 1 foldekart + 1 foldetabell + 7 foldetab. I 3 ensartede samtidige skinnbind. Ryggene er mørknet, ryggtittelfelt på bd. 2 slitt bort. En skade på øvre kap. på bd. 1 og nedre på bd. 2. Materien er ren. . (Bekostet af Heineck Mumme og Faber paa Børsen i Kiøbenhavn / Gyldendals Forlag) 3. . Gerhard Schøning må regnes som Norges første profesjonelle historiker, dette er hans hovedverk. Første Deel indeholdende Riigets ældste Historie fra dets begyndelse til Harald Haarfagers Tiider. Anden deel indegoldende Riigets Historie under Kong Karald Haarfagers, og hans tvende Sønners Ericks og Hagens Regiering, fra Aar 863 til 963. Tredie Deel fra Kong Hagen Adelstein-Fostres Død til Kong Olaf Trygguesøns Ankomst til Regieringen.

Christiania, 1846. 8vo. Samtidig skinnryggbind med ryggforgylling i tidens stil. Marmorerte dekler. XXX, 338 s.. (Paa Udgiverens Forlag. I Commission i P. T. Mallings Forlags-Boghandling.) Norsk. Hilsen fra utgiveren på fribladet. Et fint eksemplar av en uvanlig bok.

Paris, Uten år. (Ca. 1790). 8vo oblong. Størrelse : 21 cm X 13 cm. Samtidig enkelt marmorert kartonasjebind. (4) s + 86 kobberstukne og grensekolorerte kart, hvorav et foldet.. Fransk. Phillips Atlases VI, 8457. Uvanlig. Noen av kartene med en liten plett ved øvre snitt.

Milano, 1824. Folio. Moderne helgranitolbind. Pag. (187-) 328 (i volume primo, parte terza i den europeiske delen). 19 kobberstikk med skandinaviske motiver, derav 14 håndkolorerte. (Dalla tipografia dell’editore) Italiensk. Schiötz II, 1371 b **. Colas 1051. Lipperheide 51. Nr. 199 av ukjent opplag. Med forfatterens signatur på tittelbladet. Et perfekt eksemplar. Plansjene nydelig kolorert.