reznikoff paul (3 Ergebnisse)

First edition. 93 pp. Fine in illustrated boards without dust jacket as issued. Auster contributes a 4 pp introduction to this collection of Reznikoff's verse. Entire text in German, as translated by Anrea Paluch and Robert Habeck.

Hardcover. Zustand: Good. 24x16cm Weighs 1 kilo. Bookplate. Minor wear. Good. Sammelband. Spine reads "Cytologi I". This is a single volume containing 27 extracts concerning cell biology, all in English, ca.1911-1933. All are extracts from American scientitific journals. With a three-page typed table of contents bound in at the front. Caption titles. Includes: On the absorption of water through the skin of a frog; On the parallelism between increase in permeability and abnormal development of fish eggs; Cytologic studies on the retina; Histogenesis of bone in the growing antler of the Cervidae; Studies on tissue growth; Wound healing in vitro; The tissue culture as a physiological method; Intracellular oxidation-reduction studies; Observations on the lipoids in the renal tubule of the cat; The pancreatic ucts in man, together with a study of the microscopical structure of the minor duodenal papilla; A report on results obtained from mictodissection of certain cells;The development of the idiosome in the germ cells of the male guinea-pig; Comparartive size of nucleus and cytoplasm in old and regenerating tissues; Intracellular hydrion concentration studies; Micrurgical studies on the contractile vacuole; etc.

6 volumes. Octavo hardcovers in their original cloth, each volume with different color, pastedowns to the boards the publisher-issued clear acetate jackets. Limited to one of 50 copies of each autograph edition, complete run. Originally published as staplebound pamplets and bound here by the publisher in multi-colored cloth with each author (still living at the time of publication) signing the cover of their respective pamphlet. Publisher's compliments card laid in. Sparrow 61-72 with previous owner's embossed stamp on front free endpaper. Some tears to the acetate jackets but books themselves are near fine.