POUCHET (Félix Archimède) The Universe. The infinitely large and the infinitely …
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POUCHET (Félix Archimède)

The Universe. The infinitely large and the infinitely small. Second edition, illustrated with 343 woodcut vignettes and four color plates. Paris, librairie Hachette et Cie, 1868; very large in-8 (27X18 cm), contemporary half red chagrin (a little rubbed, corners dull), red percaline boards, spine decorated with nerves, gilt edges. III- 780 pages

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