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THROUGH A GLASS CLEARLY: THE HISTORY & SCIENCE OF THE MICROSCOPE.
Schwartz, Howard L.

   

- New York : The Grolier Club 2013
- 6 x 9 inches
- paperback
- 48 pages
- ISBN 9781605830421 / Order Nr. 115569
- Price: $ 15.00



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Catalogue of a Grolier Club exhibition held 24 January-15 March 2013. Introduction by Howard Schwartz, followed by descriptions of 63 rare printed books and broadsides illustrating the history and development of the microscope, first as an object of amusement and curiosity, and then as a scientific instrument.

Includes bibliography, and index. Miller and Bell types; designed by Jerry Kelly.

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BIBLIOTHECA STAFFORDIENSIS
by Simms, Rupert

Printed in an edition limited to 200 numbered copies (Besterman 5885). Bibliography of all "books and other printed matter relating to--printed or published in--or written by a native resident, or person deriving a title from--any portion of the county of Stafford." Many of the approximately 20,000 entries have detailed commentary. Rupert Simms (1854-1937) lost both hands and an arm at the age of eight but learned to write by inserting a pencil in a hole in the leather case he wore on his right arm. A secondhand bookseller by trade, he spent 11 years collecting and collating the information for this bibliography. Bookplate on front pastedown of Donald and Mary Hyde. Ink inscription on front pastedown by Henry Elwell, 1894. Elwell also signed the title page. Hinges, head and tail of spine worn. Corners rubbed. Both covers scuffed.




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