W m logeman (12 résultats)

Etat : gut. XIII, 384, 96 S., 2 Taf., 24 cm, sekundärer Halbgewebeeinband leicht berieben, vereinzelt leicht fleckig. Sprache: Niederländisch Erstausgabe.

Etat : gut. XV, 384, 96 S., Abb., 2 Taf., 24 cm, Originalpappeinband fleckig und berieben, Abdeckung am Rücken teilweise abgeplatzt, vereinzelt leicht fleckig. Sprache: Niederländisch Erstausgabe.

Etat : Good. Halflinnen band met goudopdryuk op rug en gemarmerde platten, frontispice z/w portret, geà llustreerd met kleine z/w tekeningen, figuren/tabellen, XV,(1),387,(1),96 pagina's, 8vo.; Enige foxing.

Gebonden, 24 cm, XII / 388 pp. Ills.: zwart/wit illustraties. Band sleets. Cond.: goed / good.

Gebonden, 24 cm, XII / 388 pp. Ills.: zwart/wit illustraties. Band sleets. Cond.: goed / good.

Gebonden, 24 cm, 384 / 96 pp. Ills.: zwart/wit illustraties. Band sleets en gerepareerd met tape. . Cond.: goed / good.

Hardcover. Etat : Very Good. 18mo. Bound with Beginselen der Werkttuigkennis. Overzigt van de Belangritjkste Middelen tot het Overbrengen van Beweging. Ten Gebruike voor Werklieden en als Handleiding op Industriescholen. Door W.m. Logeman. Haarlem, A.C. Kruseman, 1853. Quarter bound on blue paperboards. Title on paper-spine label. Book I: xvi, 196 p.p. plus errata page. With ninety-five in-text illustrations. Book II: [seperate pagination] 64 p.p., plus [3] folding illustrations showing mechanical wheels and pulley's. Covers dampstained, soiled. Some paper torn and lifting at foot of front cover and top of rear cover. Endpapers yellowed. Pages lightly foxed. Otherwise in very good condition. The first book deals with the fundamentals of mechanical engineering. The second book offers principles of tool knowledge for workmen and industrial schools.…

/ door D. Lubach en W. M. Logeman. Schoonhove : S. E. van Nooten, 1851. First edition. Quarto (295 x 225 mm), publisher's blind-blocked green cloth (boards rubbed and with scattered marks), spine lettered in gilt (sunned, ends frayed, outer hinge split near head); both inner hinges split; pp. i-xxviii, 1-180; illustrated with 10 folding chromolithographed plates,1 folding coloured map, and several engraved text figures in the introductory section; text in Dutch; occasional toning, plates very bright but with light foxing to margins, and heavier foxing to versos. A beautifully illustrated pedagogical introduction to zoology and ethnology (and to a lesser extent, botany) with ten attractive folding plates by O. D. Emrik depicting the creatures and peoples inhabiting the earth's various climatic zones, accompanied by detailed explanatory text. Plate X contains 54 representations of racial types and animals of the southern temperate zone, includinga native of New Holland (after Baudin's voyage artist, Nicolas-Martin Petit) accompanied by a dingo; a lyrebird, kangaroo, wallaby, emu, echidna, wombat, and Xanthorrhoea (grass tree); a New Zealand M?ori; and a native of Patagonia with a hunting weapon bola(and, fancifully, a Marquesan club). 'These fifty-four different men and beasts of the southern temperate zone include a sperm whale and an orca. The ?laughing? sperm whale is a recurring image in nineteenth-century general natural history prints and dates from Bonnaterre (Paris, 1789)'(Ingalls, Elizabeth. Whaling Prints in the Francis B. Lothrop Collection, Salem : Peabody Museum, 1987, no. 426). Trove locates no copies in Australian libraries. …

Haarlem, Kruseman & Tjaank Willink, 1877, extract from Album der Natuur, original titlepage and frontispiece lithograph portrait (S. Lankhout, Den Haag) of Herman Boerhaave retained, 21pp. no binding.

vi + 131pp.+ 2 uitvouwbare platen, originele omslag, 20cm., grotendeels onopengesneden, stempeltje, goede staat, W43382.

Schoonhoven, S.E.van Nooten, 1851. XXVIII,180 blz. 13 fig., 1 uitdslaande gekl.kaart & 10 gekl. uitslaande gelithografeerde platen. Blinde 19e eeuwse band. With 10 charming col.lithographic plts. [134765].

xxviii, 180 p., 10 folded col. lithographed pls, 1 folded col. map, 4to, contemporary, late 19th century cloth. A few repaired tears in the plates and text. Plates with some slight foxing.A curious mix of ethnography and natural history depicting and describing the different global areas. The 10 large folded chromo-lithographed plates (by O.D. Emrik) are charming, and represent eskimos, indians and other ethnic people (including Europeans) together with the animals and vegetation from the different regions.…