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De Nederlandsche Maatschappij ter bevordering der Pharmacie 1841-1942
de WITTOP KONING, D.A
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Amsterdam,, 1948.. 251 pp. 8vo. Original cloth (partly damp stained and discoloured). With illustrations. ¶ Including an annotated catalogue (65 pp.) of Dutch pharmaceutical periodicals from 1755 to 1945.
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- Sylco bvba livres anciens - antiquarian books
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- 532
- Título
- De Nederlandsche Maatschappij ter bevordering der Pharmacie 1841-1942
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- WITTOP KONING, D.A
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- Amsterdam,
- Fecha de publicación
- 1948.
- Palabras clave
- history of pharmacy periodicals bibliography learned societies
- Catálogos del vendedor
- pharmacy - chemistry;
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Sylco bvba livres anciens - antiquarian books
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Sylco bvba livres anciens - antiquarian books
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Sobre Sylco bvba livres anciens - antiquarian books
Fine and rare books in the fields of science, medicine, technology and the applied arts. Old fashioned printed catalogues and lists available on request.A note on binding conservation. All our ancient leather bindings are carefully cleaned with Brecknell's leather soap, and when needed, treated with hydroxypropylcellulose (in the case of dry leather). Finally we protect the leather with \"Cire 213\", the ultimate binding conservation wax developed by the BNF (Bibliothque nationale de France).
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