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Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Dissertation sur la génération, les animalcules spermatiques, et ceux d'infusions, avec des observations microscopiques sur le sperme et sur différentes infusions by Wilhelm Friedrich, Freiherr von Gleichen-Russwurm, published in 1798, represents a significant contribution to the early understanding of generation and microscopic life. This treatise delves into the study of spermatozoa and infusoria, providing detailed microscopic observations of sperm and various infusions. Gleichen-Russwurm's work offers invaluable insights into the scientific perspectives of the late 18th century, reflecting the burgeoning interest in microscopy and its applications to biological inquiry. This historical document is essential for researchers and enthusiasts interested in the history of biology, medicine, and microscopy. It showcases the methods and theories prevalent during a pivotal era in scientific exploration and offers a fascinating glimpse into the foundations of modern biological sciences.This work has been selected by scholars as being culturally important, and is part of the knowledge base of civilization as we know it. This work was reproduced from the original artifact, and remains as true to the original work as possible. Therefore, you will see the original copyright references, library stamps (as most of these works have been housed in our most important libraries around the world), and other notations in the work.This work is in the public domain in the United States of America, and possibly other nations. Within the United States, you may freely copy and distribute this work, as no entity (individual or corporate) has a copyright on the body of the work.As a reproduction of a historical artifact, this work may contain missing or blurred pages, poor pictures, errant marks, etc. Scholars believe, and we concur, that this work is important enough to be preserved, reproduced, and made generally available to the public. We appreciate your support of the preservation process, and thank you for being an important part of keeping this knowledge alive and relevant.…

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Couverture rigide. Imprimerie de Digeon | Paris 1799 (An VII) | 23.8 x 31.5 cm | Relié | Edition originale de la traduction française illustrée de 34 planches dont une en couleurs. Cf. Garrison & Morton, 2465 (pour l'originale allemande). Reliure en plein cartonnage de l'époque de papier crème marbré, dos lisse comportant des frottements et des manques, motif de trois glands poussé au centre des plats, ex-libris moderne encollé au verso du premier plat de reliure. Quelques petites rousseurs. Première traduction française de la Abhandlung über die Saamen - und Infusionsthierchen, und über die Erzeugung, nebst mikroskopischen Beobachtungen des Saamens der Thiere in verschiedenen Infusionen (1778). Le biologiste Wilhelm Friedich von Gleichen-Russwurm (1717-1783) fut le premier à développer la teinture des bactéries (carmin, indigo) pour en faciliter l'observation au microscope. | [ENGLISH DESCRIPTION FOLLOWS] First edition of the French translation, illustrated with 34 plates, including one in colour.See Garrison & Morton, 2465 (for the original German edition).Contemporary full marbled cream paper boards, smooth spine with some rubbing and small losses, decorative motif of three acorns stamped in the centre of the covers, modern bookplate pasted on the verso of the front board.Some light foxing.First French translation of Abhandlung über die Saamen- und Infusionsthierchen, und über die Erzeugung, nebst mikroskopischen Beobachtungen des Saamens der Thiere in verschiedenen Infusionen (1778).The biologist Wilhelm Friedich von Gleichen-Russwurm (17171783) was the first to develop the staining of bacteria (with carmine and indigo) to facilitate their microscopic observation. * in-4 ; 2 ff. n. ch. (faux-titre et titre), 238 pp., un f. vierge, 34 planches (une en regard de la page 41, les autres "in fine") dont une en couleurs, et 3 autres en partie colorisées.…

Gebunden. Zustand: Gut. Nürnberg, Winterschmidt (1777-) 1781. 4° (25 x 20 cm). 159 S. Mit gestochenem Porträt und 83 altkolorierten Kupferstichtafeln. Halblederband mit goldgeprägtem Titel auf rotem Rückenschild. - Erste Ausgabe. - Hagen 286,3; Horn/Schenkling 7962; Nissen, ZBI 1591. - Das Porträt braunfleckig, der Textteil im oberen Rand etwas braunfleckig, die letzten Blätter des Textteils mit Wurmspur im unteren Rand. - Frühes mikroskopisches Ansichtenwerk und zugleich eines der herausragenden Werke Nürnberger naturkundlicher Drucke des 18. Jahrhunderts. Die bevorzugten Untersuchungsobjekte sind einheimische Pflanzen und Insekten, gezeigt werden aber auch mikroskopische Instrumente. Hier in einem fein nuancierten und wissenschaftlich exakten Kolorit, das besonders bei naturwissenschaftlichen Werken von Nürnberger Verlegern dieser Zeit anzutreffen ist. Da das Werk ursprünglich in Einzelheften erschien, ist es nur selten vollständig aufzufinden. Das vorliegende Exemplar ist komplett, die Tafeln in guter Erhaltung.…

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A Paris, de l'Imprimerie de Digeon, An VII (1798-99), 1 volume in-4 de 310x235 mm environ, 1 feuillet blanc, titre, faux-titre, 238 pages, suivies de 34 planches (dont 9 planches dépliantes, une planche bis (pl. 23), et 1 planche non numérotée p. 41), 1 feuillet blanc, demi reliure moderne en basane brune mouchetée, dos à nerfs portant titres dorés, sur 2 pièces de titre, une verte et une rouge, orné de petits fers dorés aux entrenerfs, gardes marbrées. Les planches de notre exemplaire ne sont pas en couleurs (annoncé dans le titre), les coins des premières pages et dernières sont brunis ainsi que les tranches, les feuillets non rognés sont fendillés par endroits, sinon bon état. Wilhelm Friedrich von Gleichen (1717-1783).…

[Nuremberg], Christian de Launoy seel. Erben, 1764 [recte: 1763-66]. Folio. Contemporary half calf with gilt lines to spine. Corners a bit bumped. In magnificent, completely clean and fresh condition. (6), 8, (4), 72, 40, (8), 26 ff. + 51 magnificent engraved plates - all plates in astonishing, contemporary hand-colouring. Plates numbered as thus: 1-5 + 2b (i.e. 6 plates - depiting the microscope), I-XXX + A-E (i.e. 35 - details of floral structure and pollens), Anhang 1-10 (i.e. 10 - mainly insects). The plates are engraved by (and coloured by/under the auspices of) Christoph Keller after drawings by Gleichen-Russworm. With several beautiful, large engraved vignettes (by Johann Michael Stock, efter Keller). The scarce first edition of this splendid work, in which the outstanding microscopist Baron Gleichen-Russworm recorded his observations of plants and insects. The 51 astonishingly beautiful hand-coloured copperplates show the morphology of plants and insects in great detail as well as his magnificent specially constructed microscope and its different parts, making it of the utmost importance to the history of the microscope as well as the fertilization processes in plants. With his thorough study of the pollen, stamens, and pistils as well as the process connected with them, magnificently presented in great detail on beautifully produced plates, the work became a great source of inspiration for many biologists and microscopists of the 18th century. The microscope described and depicted here was frequently reproduced from the detailed plates and Gleichen-Russworm's experiments widely repeated in order to investigate the true nature of the plant. The plates depicting the microscope are among the most frequently reproduced depictions of microscopes. The work appeared in three fascicles, between 1763 and 1766 and were issued with a title-page stating 1764. Wilhelm Friedrich von Gleichen, known as Russworm (1717 - 1783) belongs to the outstanding microscopists of the eighteenth century. He was the elder son of Heinrich von Gleichen and Caroline von Russworm. "He received little formal education and in 1734, after some years as a page at the court of Prince Thurn und Taxis in Frankfurt, he decided to make his career in the forces of the margrave of Bayreuth. [.]. Gleichen-Russworm remained in the army until 1756, when he resigned his commission in order to devote himself to the management of the Greifenstein estates, inherited from his mother in 1748. His first published writings appeared after his departure from Bayreuth, in the periodical "Fränkische Sammlung aus der Naturlehre, Arzneigelahrtheit, Ökonomie und der damit verbundenen Wissenschaften"" they deal, inter alia, with natural history, physics, and chemistry but are, for the most part, quite fanciful.[.] In the summer of 1760 Gleichen-Russworm made the acquaintance of Martin Ledermüller, who had already begun publication of his "Mikroskopische Gemüths- und Augenergötzungen" (1759-1762)" it was this work which led Gleichen-Russworm to concentrate on microscopy. Ledermüller visited Schloss Greifenstein in 1762, and Gleichen-Russworm continued to benefit from his advice until the former took offense at certain criticisms of his work which appeared in "Geschichte der gemeinen Stubenfliege" (1764).Gleichen-Russworm was particularly interested in the processes of fertilization in plants and animals, and in 1763 he published the first fascicle of Das neueste aus dem Reiche der Pflanzen. This work contains fifty-one colored plates illustrating numerous details of floral structure and various pollens" in addition, his interest in the construction of the microscope is reflected in the six plates devoted to the different modifications and accessories which he designed for the instrument. His account of the pollen of Asclepias syriaca L. in Auserlesene mikroskopische Entdeckungen (1777-1781) contains what appears to be the first observation of a pollen tube, although he remained un. …

Nürnberg, Imprimé chés (sic) la Veuve de Chretien de Launoy , 1770, in-folio, 38 x 25 cm, (8)nn pp (includes title page) + 76 pp + 48 pp + (8)nn pp includes the supplement half title ) + 24 pp + 51 engraved plates in contemporary handcolouring. The plates are labelled [1] I , IIa, IIb , III , IV , V, [2] A, B, C, D, E, [3] I - XXX , [4] 1 - > 10. ( complete). Bound in later red half morocco with marbled covers. Title page very slightly soiled with some faint stains. Some copies have two title pages dated 1763 and 1770 (e.g. British Museum copy), one presumes that the 1763 title was cancelled. Fine copy of the French translation. Only edition of this beautiful botanical work illustrated with finely coloured plates based on microscopic observations. (Nissen n° 717, de Belder 133). The plates have been engraved by J.C. Keller. The original German edition '' Das Neueste aus dem Reiche der Pflanzen.'' (Nissen 716) appeared in 1764-1766. This French translation is very rare. The last copy we could trace on the market was sold in 1991. The author Gleichen-Rußworm had met Ledermüller who helped him with microscopic investigations. In this publication he turns his attention to pollen and fertilisation of plants. This very study, by an amateur, who himself perfected the tools for his research, greatly advanced microscopy in Germany in the second half of the 18th century. A very attractive copy. …