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Konvolut Fachbücher Astronomie

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€ 120
Auction dateClassic
23.05.2019 15:00UTC +02:00
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Auktionshaus Mehlis GmbH
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Germany, Plauen
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ID 190017
Lot 1050 | Konvolut Fachbücher Astronomie
1: Opuscoli Astronomici di Giuseppe Calandrelli e Andrea Conti, Rom 1808, Format Lex. 8°, 233 S., eine Falttafel mit vier Fig., sowie weitere Ausgabe unter Mitarbeit von G. Ricchebach, Rom 1822, 344 S. – 2: Thomas Bugge, Handbuch der sphärischen und theoretischen Astronomie nebst der mathematischen Geographie, 2 Teile in einem Buch, aus dem Dänischen übersetzt von Ludolph Hermann Tobiesen, Altona 1816/17, Format 8°, 444 und 312 S., XII Tafeln. – 3: Der Innere Aufbau der Sterne von A. S. Eddington, Berlin 1928, Format Grösse 8°, 514 S., unaufgeschnitten. – 4: Grundriss der theoretischen Astronomie und der Geschichte der Planetentheorien von Johannes Frischauf, Graz 1871, Format Grösse 8°, 157 S. – 5: Geometrie der Bewegung in synthetischer Darstellung von Arthur Schoenflies, Leipzig 1886, Format Grösse 8°, 194 S. – 6: Southern Stellar Objects for small Telescopes between the Equator and 55° South, Lodiana 1877, Format 8°, 114 S. – 7: P. Perry – Jesuit und Astronom, Sein Leben, sein Wirken und sein Tod, Pustet Verlag 1892, Format 8°, 135 S. – 8: Observations Astronomiques faites par B. D'Engelhardt, 2 Teile, Dresden 1886, Format 4°, 220 und 272 S. – 9: Fundamental-Catalog für die Zonen-Beobachtungen am Nördlichen Himmel, Leipzig 1879, Format 4°, 90 S. – 10: A General Catalogue of Double Stars within 121° of the North Pole, Part I., Washington 1906; jeweils unterschiedliche Alters- und Studierspuren.
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