Search Results: Astronomy from OLD WORKING BOOKS & Bindery (Est. 1994)

Washington, DC: GPO, 1930 & 1932. Illustrated by tables, several plates. Reprints edition. U.S. Department of Commerce V4/5-30, V5/9-30, V8/3-32, V9/9-32. 4 volumes. Stapled wraps, printed cover. 8vo. pp. 8-26 each. Very Good. Light cover soil/stain, pen initials. Titles: The ARC Spectrum of Bromine and Its Structure; Terms of the ARC and Spark Spectra of Chromium; The ARC Spectrum of Phosphorus; Infra-Red ARC Spectra Photographed with Xenocyanine. (Post as one)..

Rosario: G. Carrasco, 1874. Illustrated by Zodiac symbols. Stitched wraps. 12mo. pp. 32. Near Fine. Two short rear tears..

Harlem: Les HŽritiers Loosjes, 1875. Illustrated by 4 pull-out charts, 1 folding chart. Second thus edition. c.1865, 2e Ždition revue et corrigŽe. Original printed wraps, uncut & unopened. 4to. pp. [viii], 53, [3]. Good. (ink owner and date), cover chipped and soiled, internally very good, most sections unopened, some page chips and darkening at end pages. Includes: Premier Supplement au Catalogue de la Bibliothque par D. Lubach, BibliothŽcaire (PubliŽ en FŽvrier 1865), publication sheet laid-in. (Oversize)..

Washington, DC: GPO, 1868. Illustrated by 2 pull-out plates: Curves of Mean Daily (and Annual) Pressure and Temperature. First thus edition. Original salmon stitched wraps, paper printed spine label. 4to. pp. xlviii, [2], 472, [1] Errata sheet for 1861-66. Very Good/No jacket, as issued. Light soil and several shallow chips to paper cover, interally NF toning to some pages. Observations with Transit and Mural Circles, Prime Vertical and Equatorial, Mean declinations for 1870.0 of Stars Observed with the Mural Circle, Right Ascensions and Declinations of Stars, Asteroids, and Comets observed with the Equatorial, Adopted mean placed for 1870.0 of Comparison Stars used in observations with the Equatorial, Meteorological Observations, List of Publications present to the Library during the year..

Cambridge MA: Harvard Reprint 226, n.d. Illustrated by b&w port (Plate IV). Reprint edition. Reprinted from Popular Astronomy, Vol. XLIX, No. 7, whole number 487, August 1941. Original blue printed wraps, gloss paper. Royal 8vo. pp. ii, 3. Very Good. Light cover toning. Known as "the census taker of the sky" she discovered 300 variable stars and 5 novae and was rendered deaf at age 30 from scarlet fever. The asteroid 1120 Cannonia was named after her..

Berlin: Ferd, Dummlers Verlagsbuchhandlung, 1930. Illustrated by line drawings and two pull out charts. First edition. Veršffentlichungen der UniversitŠtssternwarte zu Berlin-Babelsberg, Band VIII, Heft 2. Original brown printed wraps. 4to. pp. 60, [4]. Near Fine. Traces of wear..

Fairbanks: Geophysical Institute University of Alaska, March, 1964. Illustrated by 13 figures. First edition. Cloth backed yellow printed card wraps. 4to (27cm). pp. 21. Bibiliography. Very Good. Light edgewear, text recto. Backscatter, groundscatter at college using Granger step-sounder and antennas, sample OI from Andoya, Norway to college. Signals propogated via E or Es layers (3-10 to 4-5 mlsec. delays)..

Fairbanks: Geophysical Institute University of Alaska, May, 1963. Illustrated by Figures and tables. First edition. Contract No. AF 19(604)-8833 P7663, T766302. Scientific Report No. 1. AFCRL-63-624. Cloth backed yellow printed card wraps. 4to (27cm). pp. 142, [2] Table. Appendices, References. Near Fine. Light wear to cover, text recto. Abstract: dissertation, historical review, comparison, insignificant about 30km..

Fairbanks: Geophysical Institute University of Alaska, May, 1964. Illustrated by b/w photographs, charts, line drawings. First edition. Final Report NSF G15725. Report approved by Keith B. Mather (sig). Cloth backed yellow printed card wraps. 4to (27cm). pp. xv, 130, [54] plates. Bibiliography. Very Good. Light edgewear, text recto. Spring 1960, two multi-channel D. C. photometer systems, two stations (College and Fr. Yukon) on same geomagnetic meridian, 226 km apart, in the northern auroral zone. Oversize..

Washington, DC: Smithsonian Institution, 1958. Illustrated by 6 plates. First Separate edition. From the Smithsonian Report for 1957. Publication 4319. Stapled green printed wraps. 8vo. pp. 261-277, [1], [6] plates. Near Fine. Hayden Planetarium, American Museum of Natural History, International Planetarium Directors Conference..

Fairbanks: Geophysical Institute University of Alaska, February, 1968. Illustrated by photographs, charts, line drawings. First edition. NSF GP-5249, GP-5540 DES. AF49(638)-110, AF33(657)-13703. Report approved by Keith B. Mather. Cloth backed yellow printed card wraps. 4to (27cm). pp. 170, [2]. Bibiliography. Very Good. Observatory stamp and light edgewear to cover, one straightened rear corner crease, text recto. Pulsating, flaming, flickering auroras, fast aural waves..

Fairbanks: Geophysical Institute University of Alaska, May, 1964. Illustrated by 9 figures. First edition. Scientific Report No. 3. Cloth backed yellow printed card wraps. 4to (27cm). pp. 10, [9] plates. Bibiliography. Very Good. Light edgewear, text recto. Forward sounding results, winter 1963, each polar path discussed separately..

Fairbanks: Geophysical Institute University of Alaska, September, 1967. Illustrated by tables and charts. First edition. Scientific Report. NSF: GP 492 & GP 5540. Report approved by Keith B. Mather (sig.). Compliments of...card laid in. Cloth backed yellow printed card wraps. 4to (27cm). pp. 81. Very Good. Light edgewear, text recto. One of 8 in series (7/1957-1964) using Davis and Sugiura (1966) method. Sectioned: AE Index Plots; Index Tabulation in Gammas for AE, AU, AL, Ao..

Fairbanks: Geophysical Institute University of Alaska, March, 1968. Illustrated by tables and charts. First edition. Scientific Report. NSF: GP 492 & GP 5540. Report approved by Keith B. Mather (sig.). Cloth backed yellow printed card wraps. 4to (27cm). pp. 81. Very Good. Observatory stamp and light edgewear to cover, text recto. One of 8 in series (7/1957-1964) using Davis and Sugiura (1966) method. Sectioned: AE Index Plots; Index Tabulation in Gammas for AE, AU, AL, Ao..

Fairbanks: Geophysical Institute University of Alaska, July, 1965. Illustrated by 9 figures. First edition. Scientific Report NSF G-25193. Cloth backed yellow printed card wraps. 4to (27cm). pp. 52. Bibliography. Very Good. Light edgewear, rear soil, observatory stamp, text recto. Suggests that a fluting instability on the outer boundary of the ring current belt is responsible for auroral breakup..

Fairbanks: Geophysical Institute University of Alaska, May, 1964. Illustrated by charts, graphs, line drawings. First edition. AFCRL-64-274, Contract No. AF19(628)-2779. DSA Project 8653. Final Report approved by Keith B. Mather. 2 volumes. Cloth backed yellow printed card wraps. 4to (27cm). pp. 147; 148-303. Bibiliography. Very Good. Observatory stamp on both covers, light edgewear, text recto. Results of comprehensive study of solar induced geophysical phenomena at pairs of stations linked by a magnetic field line are presented. Studies have established that magnetic variations (except s sub-q), telluric currents, ionospheric absorption, visual auroras, VLF and ELF emissions and auroral X-rays occur in similar manner in conjugate areas--in time, form and amplitude. (Oversize)..

Fairbanks: Geophysical Institute University of Alaska, May, 1964. Illustrated by 27 figures. First edition. Scientific Report. NSF: GP 947 & NAS5-3595. Report approved by Keith B. Mather (sig.). Cloth backed yellow printed card wraps. 4to (27cm). pp. xi, 72. Bibiliography. Near Fine. Light edgewear, text recto. Three absorption events (Types F, S, P) identified in study of cosmic radiowave absorption records 1961-63 from a network of Alaskan riometer stations located near the auroral zone maximum..

Fairbanks: Geophysical Institute University of Alaska, October, 1967. Illustrated by charts. First edition. NSF GA-318 (GP-3229). AESS DES. Final Report 7/1/64-11/15/67 approved by Keith B. Mather. Cloth backed yellow printed card wraps. 4to (27cm). pp. 32. Bibiliography. Very Good. Light edgewear to cover, one straightened rear corner crease, text recto. "Key" adopted by the WDC-A Aurora Instrumental during IGY. GIUA 7/57 through 12/66..

Fairbanks: Geophysical Institute University of Alaska, August, 1964. Illustrated by Tables (pp.22-41), 12 figures. First edition. Geophysical Research Report No. 10. Report approved by Keith B. Mather (sig.). Cloth backed yellow printed card wraps. 4to (27cm). pp. 41, [12] plates. biliographies. Very Good+. Light edgewear, text recto. "Results suggest that the latitudinal distribution of intensity of some airglow emissions may be influenced by the configuration of the geomagnetic field." Data obtained on U.S.N.S. Eltanin 3-11/1962. Davis while at Goddard Space Flight Center, Smith at Fritz Peak Observatory..

Leipzig: Bernhard Tauchnitz, (1882). Brown buckram gilt stamped spine. Super Royal 8vo. pp. xv, [1], 104. Near Fine/Ex-Lib. Observatory bookplate and several rubber stamped numbers only flaws..