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(Alchemy) Geheime Wissenschaften I I, light wear at extremities, light rubbing at boards, occasioanal mild ..... First Edition, limited to 1000 copies, with a warm dedication inscribed by the author. ..... by Gilbert in De Magnete (1600) which influenced him considerably, ..... First 2.
William Dailey Rare Books, Ltd. - German Books Rare nineteenth century chromolithographic children’s book, printed in Germany. No copies in the NUC or onlin OCLC and Library of Congress catalogues. ... 3.
Letterpress Type for sale Caps (Baltimore Type Foundry) Box $200. Western Foundry Initials 48 (lacking some characters) G $250. Floral Initials in frame G $350. ... 4.
Letterpress Type for sale TYPE FOR SALE. NB: Type in neat oak drawers, boxes, or gallies, noted by code: G = on gallie; B = in small Lyons boxes (can be shipped) ... 5.
Fitz Hugh Ludlow Library The Fitz Hugh Ludlow Memorial Library, the largest collection of psychoactive drug books and related materials in the world, was founded in 1970 by Michael ... 6.
William Dailey Rare Books, Ltd. - Science Washington: Printed for the use of the Joint Committee on Atomic Energy, 1958. .... Text is first edition but the dust jacket is dated 1917. ..... Jabir ibn Hayyan was allegedly an 8th-century Arab alchemist whose name is attached to ... 7.
William Dailey Rare Books, Ltd. - Photography First Edition of Eggleston’s first book, one of Roth’s 101 best photography books ever published. "By all accounts, William Eggleston’s Guide and the 1976 ... 8.
William Dailey Rare Books Ltd Including illustrated books, early printing, medicine, alchemy, bibliography, graphic arts. 9.
William Dailey Rare Books, Ltd. - Erotica Done into English by the Translator of The Book of Exposition in the Science of Coition, The Old Man Young Again, and Other Charming Works Ejusdem Farinae. ... 10.
William Dailey Rare Books, Ltd. - Current Catalogues With a memeographed letter from Fisher on his Yale letterhead in which he gives credit to Ragnar Frisch for being first to publish on this subject. ... |
