New York: the journal, 1925. Magazine. Pp.217-288, staplebound magazine in 14x11 inch wraps, a somewhat rough copy but complete and without excisions or markings, ads intact, staples okay, &c. Cover has an inch-square chip at the heel not affecting graphic (eclipse), an abraded spinefold with a 4-inch split. A fair..... More about Scientific American, The Monthly Journal of Practical Information. Eighty-first Year. April, 1925

Cat.No: 233119

Neuwied / Frankfurt: Metzner, 1989. x, 237p., illustrated with b&w photoportraits, hardbound in 9.5x6.5 inch blue boards with red spine label gilt, enclosed in glossy white dust jacket. A fine, untouched copy. As new. Geschichte der Johann-Wolfgang-Goethe-Universitat. More about Physiker und Astronomen in Frankfurt; Herausgegeben im Auftrag des Fachbereichs Physik

Cat.No: 219038

London: the journal, 1952 - 1954. Fine copies in original plain printed tobacco-brown wraps, semi-coated paperstock throughout with 9x6 inches, staplebound. Photographs, charts, plenty of math. One copy has a small ink splash on cover and one corner was very faintly worn. An order form is laid into one issue;... More about Journal of the British Interplanetary Society,; vol. 11 no. 3 XLVI May, 1952 -- to vol. 13 no....

Cat.No: 158091

New York: Kensington Books, 1998. 342p., very good first edition in boards and unclipped dj. Second book in a series of gay mysteries with journalist detective Mark Manning. Gunn page 135. Author worked on the Chicago Tribune for unspecified length of time, hence the interesting insiderisms; and has a lifelong... More about Eye contact, a Mark Manning mystery [subtitle from dj

Cat.No: 90542

Geneva: Editions du Mont-Blanc, 1967. 185p., illustrated with l5 inserted coated plates variously from photography and an artist's drawing board, each facing a page of Jacot's commentary. First American edition openweave cloth boards gilt in dust jacket. Jacket is a little edgeworn, an entirely clean sound copy, near fine. Jacot... More about Universal Evolution (translated from the French by Gwenda Stephens

Cat.No: 180140

Colfax: MakeWood Products, 1996. vi, 82p., 8.5x11 inches, profusely illustrated with chartsand figures, very good second printing in stapled pictorial wraps. Personal inscription signed by the author. More about An observer's guide to Comet Hale-Bopp; making the most of Comet Hale-Bopp

Cat.No: 163916

New York: Arno & The New York Times, 1969. [vi], 195p. , ex library Reprint of 1886 edition. American labor, from conspiracy to collective bargaining. "Scientist, astronomer, and America's first mathematical economist. He was an opponent of labour unions." *Mark Blaug, ed. Who's who in economics. More about A plain man's talk on the labor question. With an introduction by Leon Stein & Philip Taft

Cat.No: 90884

San Anselmo: Vernal Equinox Press, 1985. Unpaginated preliminaries, 166p., illustrated with old and new figures in the text, first edition softback in glossy 8.5 x 5.5 inch wraps. Mildest edgewear. Author has two books on tarot and one on Jungian tales for kids. Well-argued from a well-read point of view. More about From eden to eros: origins of the put down of women

Cat.No: 79494

Girard KS: Haldeman-Julius Publications, undated. Pamphlet. 64p., small paperbound booklet in 5x3.5 inch plain printed green wraps. Paperstock toned, cover irregularly faded and somewhat worn, faint touch of rust to staple, a good-ish copy. Little Blue Book no. 609. More about Are the Planets Inhabited?

Cat.No: 228052

Manila: the author; printed by Fookien Times, 1960. 76p., very good in wraps with light wear. Self-published "alternate physics" tract by the former teacher of Chinese in the Philippines. Cover gives date of 1959, but interior states 1960. More about A study on astronomy, the magnet theory of cosmoses

Cat.No: 194428