VIXEN - JAPAN
NP R114S 307V037 astronomical telescope.
D = 114 m/m
f = 900 m/m
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VIXEN - JAPAN NP R114S 307V037 astronomical telescope. D = 114 m/m f = 900 m/m HARA mount.

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VIXEN - JAPAN

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Estim. 80 - 150 EUR

Collection of 4 ophthalmology books: 1. PAMARD (P.-Fr.-B.): The works of Pierre François Bénézet Pamard surgeon and oculist. 1728-1793. Edited for the first time from his manuscripts by his great-grandson Dr. Alfred Pamard and Dr. P. Pansier. Paris, Masson et Cie, 1900. One volume. 15.5 by 24.5 cm. 1 portrait-(4)-414-(1) pages + 6 plates h.t. ; modern bradel boards. Perfect condition. Autograph letter signed by A. Pamard on title page. First edition. N.U.C.: -NP 47112-. "Pamard (1728-1793) treats lacrimal fistula. He performed cataract extraction and was one of the first to operate supine. He created the fixation punch known as the "Pamard pike", which was subsequently modified in various ways." (Ovio, Storia dell'oculistica p. 312). 2. TRUC (Dr. Hermentaire) and PANSIER (Dr. Pierre): Contribution to the history of French ophthalmology. Histoire de l'ophtalmologie à l'école de Montpellier du XIIe au XXe siècle. With a preface by M. L. Liard (of the Institute). Paris, A. Maloine, 1907. One volume. 15.5 by 24.5 cm. X-404 pages + 1 plate h.t. Modern bradel boards, cover boards cons. Very good condition. In-text illustrations. First edition. 3. Société des lunetiers: Tarif 1911. 1st part. [Paris], s.d. [1911]. One volume. 16 by 25.5 cm. (6)-443 pages. Publisher's decorated sanguine full cloth. Excellent condition. Several hundred in-text illustrations. In a pocket on the 1st flyleaf are: -the table of contents in French, Spanish and German; -a catalog of Huet tariffs, stereoscopic prismatics; and 2 printed letters, specifying the dispatch of the 1911 tariff and the Huet tariff. A rare catalog. 4. DANJON (André) and COUDER (André): Spectacles and telescopes. Theory - Conditions of use - Description - Adjustment - History. Preface by A. de La Baume Pluvinel. Paris, Éditions de la Revue d'optique théorique et instrumentale, 1935. One volume. 14.5 by 22.5 cm. XVI-715 pages + 14 plates. Paperback, fair condition. 346 in-text illustrations. First edition.

Estim. 1 600 - 2 000 EUR

MICALORI, James. Della Sfera Mondiale Libri Quattro. Urbino, Mazzantini, 1626. In-4to, mm. 250x155; Coeval rustic-style hardback binding; Is. [8], 139,[5]. Frontispiece in red and black with woodcut of armillary sphere, numerous astronomical figures xyl. in text. Two coeval hand signatures to title page. Some slight traces of use, copy in good condition. Very rare edition. The work, opposed to judicial astrology, aims to summarize the then most popular notions of astronomy, cosmography, and astronomical geography, with mention of the telescope and zodiac; interesting astronomical figures adorning the text. Cinti devotes a lengthy note to this book. Riccardi knows of only this one edition, but reports two earlier ones cited by Urbino biographers; however, no editions earlier than this one appear in the Opac census, nor do they appear in Word-Cat and the repertories consulted. Riccardi II 155; Sotheran Primo Supplemento no. 2526; Vinciana no. 1583; * Michel-Michel V 172; Parenti "Prime Edizioni" 347; Cinti, no. 78. 4to, mm. 250x155; Contemporary sewing binding; [8], 139,[5]. Titlepage in red and black with he woodcut of the armillary sphere, many illustrations within the text. Signature on the Titlepage. Slight sign of humidity in the last part. Sign of wear, good specimen. Very rare edition. The work intends to synthesize the notions of astronomy, cosmography, astronomy and geography, with hints of the telescope and the zodiac; interesting astronomical figures that adorn the text. Cinti devotes a long note in this book. Riccardi knows only this edition, but he reports two previous ones cited by the biographers of Urbino; however, in the Opac census no editions prior to this appear, nor do they appear in Word-Cat and in the repertoires consulted.Riccardi II 155; Sotheran Primo Supplemento No. 2526; Vinciana No. 1583; * Michel-Michel V 172; Parenti "Prime Edizioni" 347; Cinti, No. 78.

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