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Softcover. 22,5 x 14,7 cm. Graue Originalbroschur, vollständig mit den Seiten 113 - 240. Der Beitrag von W. Fischer ( S. 113 - 225 ) mit 42 schwarzweiss-Abbildungen, der Beitrag von F. Resch ( S. 226 - 240 ) mit einer Faltstammtafel der Familie Bauer. Der Umschlag am Rücken mit kleiner Fehlstelle und randgebräunt, sonst gutes Exemplar. -- Bitte Portokosten außerhalb EU erfragen! / Please ask for postage costs outside EU! / S ' il vous plait demander des frais de port en dehors de l ' UE! // Bitte beachten Sie auch unsere Fotos! / Please also note our photos! / Veuillez noter nos photos -- Leuchtender Herbstbeginn! Wie wäre es mit einem guten Buch? Bei uns werden Sie fündig, stöbern Sie in unserem Ladengeschäft oder online. -- Wir kaufen Ihre werthaltigen Bücher! K01165-506229.…

Zustand: New. In English.

Zustand: New. In English.

Hardcover. New 1950 edition. Octavo, xxxi, 638 pages. In Good condition with a Fair dust jacket. Spine is tan with black print. Dust jacket has edgewear with small tears at spine ends and flap corners, toning to spine, taped tear to rear panel. Price unclipped: "$10.00". Boards in red cloth. Wear to spine caps and corners. Illustrated: b&w drawings. "Unchanged reprint of the translation published by The Mining Magazine, London, in 1912"- copyright page. NOTE: Shelved in Netdesk Column I. 1380649. FP New Rockville Stock.…

Zustand: New. In English.

Zustand: New. In English.

Hardcover. Zustand: Gut. Vom Bergkwerck. XII Bücher darin alle Empter, Instrument, Bezeuge unnd alles zu disem Handel gehörig, mitt schönen Figuren vorbildet und klärlich beschriben seindt. Erstl. in Lat. sprach durch Georgium Agricolam. Verteüscht durch Philippum Bechium. Faksimile-Druck der Ausgabe Basel, 1557. CCCCXCI S. Mit zahlreichen Illustrationen und einem Kommentarband (Georgius Agricola. Persönlichkeit und Wirken für den Bergbau und das Hüttenwesen des 16. Jahrhunderts. Verfaßt von Hans Prescher. 161 S.). Leipzig, Deutscher Verlag für Grundstoffindustrie, 1985. 34 x 23 cm. Leinenband und Broschure im Schuber. - Pappschuber lädiert, Kommentarband unten mit kleinem Einriss. Buch.…

179 Seiten, 30 handschriftliche Dokumentenabbildungen auf 24 Tafeln. - Illustrierter kartonierter Originalumschlag mit Deckel- und Rückentitel; 8vo.(ca. 23 x 17 cm). ~~~ 1. AUFLAGE, BROSCHIERTE ORIGINALAUSGABE. - SEHR GUTES EXEMPLAR.

fester Einband. 4 Bll., 491 (11), 8 (Begl.text Treue) Seiten; mit zahlreichen Abbildungen im Text; O.KLdr. mit RT., 4° (Raucherexemplare) Übersetzung von Philipp Bech (1521 Basel - 1560 ebd.: schweiz. Arzt und Klass. Philologe) // siehe Mängel, sonst guter Zustand.

Zustand: Good. THE FIRST MODERN TREATISE ON OPTICS PRINTED IN FRANCE 4to (199x139 mm). 25, [1 blank] leaves. Collation: A-E4 F6. The final leaf F6 is a blank. Roman and italic types. With several woodcut diagrams and illustrations in text. Modern stiff vellum. Some pale foxing and browning, but a good copy. Rare first edition of this treatise on burning glasses or concave mirrors, which includes mathematical analysis and methods of their construction. Such mirrors were used in metallurgy and in assaying. The edition is dedicated by the author to the English ambassador to France, Sir John Mason (dated Paris, October 1551). The dedication is followed by a poem by Antoine Mizault in praise of the work. As evidenced by a partial manuscript version of the treatise (Bibliothèque Nationale, Ms Lat. 7415, 10-17), which predates the printed edition by three years, the De speculo ustorio had in fact already been completed around 1548. The reason why Fine waited another three years before publishing it remains a mystery. The date of the manuscript, however, rules out any possibility that Fine's work was derived from that of Antonius Gogava, a mathematician in the circle of Gemma Frisius, who published a treatise on burning mirrors in Leuven in 1548 as an appendix to an edition of Ptolemy's Tetrabiblos that he had edited. On that occasion, Gogava also published Alhazen's De speculis comburentibus and a treatise of uncertain authorship (Speculi almukesi compositio) datable between 1250 and 1350, which Gogava attributes to Roger Bacon, while Fine considers it of Arabic origin; since it had been widely circulated in manuscript form, it is likely that Fine was familiar with the Speculi almukesi compositio (one of his primary sources) well before the printed edition of 1548. The De speculo ustorio consists of two parts: one geometric, dealing with the parabola, and the other, more ?mechanical,? dealing with the construction of a parabolic mirror. Fine also places his mathematical discussion of the parabola within an optical context, setting forth four optical postulates at the beginning of the volume. The inclusion of optics within a work dedicated to burning mirrors, while it may seem obvious today, was by no means so in the mid-sixteenth century. Thanks to an Italian translation, the De speculo ustorio exerted great influence in Italy, especially through the work of Giovanni Battista della Porta, who drew heavily on Fine's treatise. ?Oronce Fine set out to revive mathematics in Renaissance France, specifically in the curriculum at the Collège de France. De Speculo Ustorio and other books were his effort to provide the necessary awareness of mathematic and provide students textbooks. This is the origin of and intention for his textbook on mathematical optics and parabolic burring mirrors, which included mathematical analyses and methods of construction. As Fine stats in the preface, his most important optical source for De Speculo Ustorio was Witelo's Perspectiva. Though Fine likely had access to the Perspectiva's printing in 1535, it is known that he worked from a manuscript copy before the 1535 printing. His other optical source was an edited version of Alhazen's De Speculis Comburentibus which had been printed in 1548. Fine's parabolic geometry comes from Georgius Valla's De Expetendis et Fugiendis Rebus Opus of 1501 and from Johann Werner's Libellus of 1522. Though not of original material, the De Speculo Ustorio was a carefully crafted compilation of sections of select texts, comprising a much-need textbook on catoptrics. It was the first such book printed in France and like his other books was widely popular, esteemed for its careful presentation, straightforward Latin, and the excellence of its figures. De Speculo Ustorio, along with several other of his books, became widely used throughout Europe at universities in need of up-to-date textbooks. In this, Fine took advantage not only of his knowledge of optics and geometry, but also of the need and.…

Hardcover. Zustand: Sehr gut. Limitierte Ausgabe. Folioformat Gr. 4°. XXXII, 564 Seiten. Original-Ganzpergamentband (Pergament) mit Rücken- und Deckeltitel sowie reicher figürlicher Blindprägung auf dem Rücken und auf beiden Buchdeckeln und Kopffarbschnitt. Pergament stellenweise minimal nachgedunkelt. Hinteres Vorsatzpapier mit sehr wenigen winzigen Fleckchen. Sonst ein sehr schönes und sauberes Exemplar der bibliophilen Ganzpergamentausgabe. Druck auf unbeschnittenem Zerkall-Büttenpapier. Mit zahlreichen teils ganzseitigen Holzschnitten und Initialen. Zweite Auflage nach dem Reprint von 1928 (De re metallica libri XII). Numeriertes Exemplar der Ehrenausgabe. In neuer deutscher Übersetzung bearbeitet von Carl Schiffner. Herausgegen von der Agricola-Gesellschaft beim Deutschen Museum.…

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Technic: Woodcut, colorit: original colored, condition: Perfect condition, size (in cm): 25,5 x 14cm, Representation of a metal smithy. ( A. The splicing furnace, B. The upper forehearth, C. The lower forehearth, D. Pieces of silver or lead).

Legatura coeva in piena pergamena rigida con unghie; titolo moderno in oro su tassello e fuori tassello. (44 cc.) 470 pp., 1 c.b., (20 cc.). Frontespizio cona grande marca tipografica di Froben e antica nota di possesso; altra marca ripetuta all`ultima pagina; magnifica illustrazioe a piena pagian in verticale silografa a pagina 142. II edizione, la prima nel 1546, di questa fondamentale raccolta di testi del \"padre della mineralogia\", (DSBI:78) \"complete seires of inquiries concerning the principles of geology and minaralogy.must be considered his greatest scientific achievement\". Due testi sono particolarmente sugnificatici della raccolta, il De Ortu et Causis, prima opera sulla geologia fisica; e il De Natura Fossilium, primo libro moderno di mineralogia sistematica. Nei 5 libri del De Ortus, Agricola getta le basi della geologia fisica, rigettando le tesi antiche di Aristotele e Plinio, di particolare rilievo la descrizione del vento e dell`acqua come potenti forze geologiche e per la spiegazione secondo cui terremoti ed eruzioni vulcaniche sono generati da vapori e gas sotterranei riscaldati dal calore interno della terra. Il De natura Fossilium è stato definito come il maggior contributo di Agricola alla paleontologia, un trattato esauriente sulla scoperta e giacitura dei minerali. il termine \"fossile\" nel volume non si limita al concetto odierno, ma si riferisce a qualunque cosa estratta dal sottosuolo; motivo per cui Agriola include la descrizione di ogni tipo di minerale spaziando fino ai calcoli biliari. Esemplare in buone condizioni, in buona legatura, piccoli reintegri agli angoli inferiori delle prime due carte; lieve alone allersquo;angolo inferiore delle prime 12 carte; alone d`umido all`angolo inferiore esterno da p. 435 in avanti; foro di tarlo al margine laterale esterno da p. 423 a p. 466, anticamente risarciti nelle ultime pagine interessate là dove presentavano vistose lacune, sempre lontane dal testo. Altrimenti esemplare fresco e marginoso.…

Single sheet, matted and framed (11 2/8 x 16 2/8 inches to the neat line; framed size 24 x 28 4/8 inches). Fine woodcut double-cordiform world map, the title within a ribbon banner along the top edge, Wechelis' imprint centre lower edge, showing the world in two hemispheres, the right being mostly "Terra Australis', 'recently discovered, but not yet explored' and South America, the left, Europe and North America, surrounded by an elaborate decorative border. Provenance: The Goodyear Collection, purchased September 1984, their sale Rachel Davis Fine Arts, September 21st, 2013, lot 477. First published the Paris edition of Huttich and Grynaeus' "Novus Orbis Regionum" in 1532, this the fourth impression from the same 1531 woodblock was issued in Pomponius Mela's "De Orbis Situ", Paris, 1541. Oronce Fine's double-cordiform map of the world is remarkable for several reasons. It was the most superior rendering of the world to-date, originally accompanying Johann Huttich's and Simon Grynaeus' collection of accounts of voyages entitled "Novus Orbis Regionum". The book was first published in Basel but reprinted in Paris during 1532 by Christian Wechel with this accompanying map. It is thought that Wechel also sold copies of the map separately, as here. Another world map, "Typus Cosmographicus Universalis," rendered by Sebastian Munster and Hans Holbein in 1532, accompanied the Basel editions. Geographically, Fine's map included the most advanced information available. The North American continent remains an extension of the Asian mainland much along the lines of the Contarini-Rosselli map of 1506 and Ruysch of 1507. However, the monumental discoveries made since the creation of these maps, which forever altering the coastlines, have also been included. Fine extended the eastern coast of North America southward beyond the discoveries of Gomes and Ayllon to a peninsular outline of Florida, which is named, and a reasonable depiction of the Gulf coast as described by Pineda in 1519. This is the earliest recognizable depiction of a continuous east coast of North America on a printed map. The South American continent is also admirably depicted, incorporating discoveries by the Portugese and by Ferdinand Magellan. Central America contains numerous place names reflecting conquests and explorations. The isthmus of Darian is shown and named, as well as the "Mare magellanicum" (Pacific Ocean), one of the first uses of the navigator's name in such a context. The west coast of Mexico, although continuous with Asia, is the earliest record on a printed map of the discoveries of Hernando Cortes."Terra Australis" (Australia) fills much of the right-hand (or southern) cordum and is marked as being 'recently discovered but not yet explored.' The north pole is indicated by four islands and the separate island of Greenland is named. A large promontory marked "Gaccalar" (supposedly Labrador) extends from North America into the Atlantic. This highly detailed woodcut is surrounded by floral embellishments, two mermaids, two muscular cherubs, the French royal coat of arms and, at the head of the map, the title in a flowing banner. It's cartographic findings were hugely influential to the history of mapping and were followed by Gerard Mercator for his important world map of 1538, and for the copies by Antonio Salamanca (ca. 1550) and Antonio Lafreri (ca. 1564). Oronce Fine was a French mathematician and cartographer. Born in Briançon, the son and grandson of physicians, he was educated in Paris (Collège de Navarre), and obtained a degree in medicine in 1522. In 1531, he was appointed to the chair of mathematics at the Collège Royal (the present Collège de France), founded by Francis I of France, where he taught until his death. As well as being a fortifications expert (he worked on the fortifications of Milan), Fine was a noted astronomer and cartographer. He invented the cordiform or heart-shaped map, frequently utilized by other cartographers, such as Pet.…