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185 original microphotographs, silver prints by Ludwig Leitz pasted recto and verso onto 20 grey cardboard leaves, various sizes, c. 100 x 80 mm (90 photographs) ; c. 150 x 110 mm (70 photographs) ; c. 128 x 225 mm (4 photographs) ; and 210 x 208 mm (11 photographs). All prints are numbered in pencil on the image and most are captioned in white ink with indication of magnification ratio. Cont. red half calf over pebbled red paper covers. Folio (410 x 345 mm). Extremeties slightly worn, spine and covers rubbed.
Gerlach. Geschichte der Mikroskopie pp. 790/791. Exceptional and superbly preserved large album containing 185 silver prints by Ludwig Leitz (1867-1898). The Leitz company from Wetzlar was already one of the leading manufacturers of microphotographic apparatus in Germany in the 1870s. However, a real upswing in scientific microphotography only began with the work of Robert Koch, which is why Leitz produced a newly developed microphotographic apparatus with the number 50 in 1880. The designer was… Leer más

Lithogr. front. portrait of Greve, XVI, 526 (8) pages, 1 large folded table "Giesser Zettel fuer Buchbinder" and 4 numbered large folded plates ; (2), 16, (16) with a foreword by the author to his fellow colleagues, XX, (2), 388 pages and 7 numbered folded lithogr. plates. Cont. light blue boards, gilt label to spine. All edges gilt, top and lower corners of edges gauffered. (180 x 105 mm). Binding rubbed, extremeties worn, labels minimally chipped. Mejer 1804 ; Pollard & Potter 36 ; Schmidt-Künsemüller 7261. First edition of arguably the most important German bookbinding manual of the first half of the 19th century. Ernst Wilhelm Greve (born 1787) was originally from Copenhagen, but worked most of his life in Berlin as a bookbinder. Volume I with a remarkable large plate (515 x 405 mm), which according to an advert in volume II was also published separately, depicting numerous examples of fillets, borders, signs, vignettes, and ornaments after designs by the Berlin based artist and engraver… Leer más

3 volumes (2 text-volumes and atlas). London, Day & Son 1862-1863. XXVI, 342 pages, II pages colophon ; XIV, pages 345-836 ; half-titles, engraved map, 13 lithographed plates, and text illustrations. Text-volumes uniformly bound in cont. dark brown half calf, spine gilt. 8vo. (240 x 150 mm) ; IV pages printed title and dedication, IV pages list of plates, tinted lithographed additional pictorial title and 97 plates and plans, many after R. P. Pullan or after photographs by B. Spackman, 3 double-page, 34 tinted, one with partial hand-colouring, many plates with more than one image. Atlas bound in matching cont. dark brown half calf on raised bands, gilt stamped title to spine. Folio (555 x 365 mm.). Upper spine-ends of both text-volumes damaged, atlas-volume covers rubbed and extremeties worn.
Atabey 868 ; Blackmer 1192 (both without the rare text volumes) ; Chahine 3424 ; Navari 1192 "Newton was vice-consul at Mitylene and resided in the Levante from 1852 to 1859. The expeditions to Asia Minor took… Leer más