Seubert t (4 Ergebnisse)

Hardcover. Duodecimo. Pp. xi, 367, (2) Addenda & Corrigenda. With 83 fine woodcut sketch maps and plans to the text. Indices. HARDCOVER, bound in contemporary pebbled half cloth and charming marbled boards, lettering-piece to spine, hint of wear at head of spine, few sporadic foxing spots. In fine condition. Excellent interior. ~ First Dutch edition. Translated from the High German by E. H. Brouwer. Very detailed work, meticulously examines and analyzes numerous battles. Rare. WorldCat OCLC locates 3 institutional holdings worldwide, all in the Netherlands (Royal Library; Royal Military Academy; National War Museum). 004-3. ~ ~ NOTE: THE PRICE OF THIS BOOK IS CURRENTLY REDUCED! ~ ~ (illustrator).…

2 Bll. 60 lith. Blatt. Folio. 47 x 33,5 cm. Vollständig! Farbig illustrierter Orig.- Einband (Autogr. von A. Klemm) Einbandrücken in Leinen (nachgebunden). Einbanddeckel etwas berieben und am hinteren Deckel etwas fleckig und mit kleiner Randläsur. Vorsätze fachgerecht erneuert. Auf dem vorderen Vorsatz handschriftlicher Besitzvermerk des Schweizer Architekten Alfred Friedrich Bluntschli (1842-1930). Insgesamt altersgemäßer ordentlicher Zustand. Mit allen Lithographien! Diese in gutem Zustand. Selten.…

Groß-Folio. 2 Bll., 59 lith. Bll. OHLn. (etwas fleckig bzw. angestaubt). Nicht bei Pfeiffer. - Die Tafeln mit Gesamtansichten und Details, Grundrissen u. Ausstattungen (z.B. einige Grabmäler aus dem Dom) von Dom, Residenz, Grafeneckart, Universität und Neubaukirche, Festung, Sandhof, Neumünster, Schottenkirche u.a. - Vorsätze u. Textblätter leicht stockfleckig, die Tafeln sauber. Selten. …

Leipzig, Breitkopf & Härtel, 1883. Contemp. hcalf. Raised bands, gilt spine, titlelabel with gilt lettering. X,245,(1) pp. Internally fine and clean. Scarce first edition of this importent work which is a large extension of Meyer's classic paper of 1870, in which he independently of Mendeleev, discovered that the properties of the elements are a periodic function of (or vary in a periodic manner with) the atomic weight - the Periodic Table."The significance of atomic weights in the demonstration of chemical periodicity, and the suspicion that some atomic weights were not accurate, led Meyer and Seubert to examine critically and to recalculate all atomic weights then considered importent. Their study was published in 1883 (the work offered). All atomic weights were referred to the standard of unity for the atomic weight of hydrogen, a standard that Meyer championed.In 1903 the newly created International Commission of Atomic Weeights decided to publish parallel tables based on H=1 and O=16, a practice followed for many years."(DSB IX, pp. 351-352). …