1957 ix, 670 p., 327 figs, photographs & maps (some folded), 4to, publisher's cloth.
PAYOT. Mai 1941. In-12. Broché. Etat d'usage, 1er plat abîmé, Manque en coiffe de tête, Intérieur acceptable. 292 pages. Quelques accrocs et petites déchirures sur les bords de couverture. Charnières usées.. . . . Classification Dewey : 551-Géologie
Collection de Documents et de Témoignages pour servir à l'Histoire de Notre Temps. Classification Dewey : 551-Géologie
Kbhvn., 1858. 4to. Ubeskåret med blankt omslag. 48 pp.
Kjøbenhavn, 1858. 4to. In later half cloth over marbled paper covered boards. Frontboard partly detached. First and last leaves brownspotted. (2), 48 pp.
Kjøbenhavn, Bianco Luno & Schneider, 1837. 4to. In a nice recent half calf binding with gilt lettering to spine. In ""Videnskabernes Selskab Skrifter. (Nat.-vid. VII Deel)"". With occassional brownspotting. 64 pp. + 3 plates and 1 large folded map.
Værket må betragtes som den første samlede fremstilling af Bornholms geologi.
(København, 1825). 4to. Uden omslag. Udkom i "" Videnskabernes Selskabs Skrifter"". (36) pp. samt 4 kobberstukne plancher, alle håndkolorerede.
Originaltrykket. Heri Forchhammers teori om kridtdannelserne på Stevns og Møn, som gav anledning til megen inden-og udenlandsk debat.
(København, 1826). 4to. In a recent half calf binding with black leather title-label to front board. With occassional underlinings in pencil, otherwise a very nice copy. (3), 248-280 pp. + 4 hand coloured folded plates.
First edition of Forchhammer's important work where the Zealand ""chalk"" is examined - in Faxe, on Møn, etc. - and the rock types are differentiated and classified, including the now-famous layer containing the fish clay.
(København, 1825). 4to. Uncut, unopened in recent blue boards. In ""Videnskabernes Selskabs Skrifter"". With a few brownspots, otherwise a nice copy. Pp. (3), 248-280 (36) + 4 engraved plates.
Originaltrykket. Heri Forchhammers teori om kridtdannelserne på Stevns og Møn, som gav anledning til megen inden-og udenlandsk debat.
(København, 1826). 4to. In a nice recent half calf binding with gilt lettering to spine. Underlinings in pencil thorughout and last leaf heavily annotated in contemporary hand in ink. (3), 162-206, (2) pp. + 4 plates and 2 large folded handcoloured maps.
First edition of this first exposition of the geology of the Faroe Islands. “Also in 1820 Forchhammer made a trip to England to further his understanding of geology, and there he became acquainted with such scientists as Prout, Davy, Dalton, Wollaston, Jameson, and Lyell. Together with Sir Walter C. Trevelyan he investigated the geology and coal formations of the Faeroe Islands the resulting publication led to his becoming a member of the Royal Danish Academy of Sciences.” (DSB)
(København, 1826). 4to. Uncut in recent blue boardsd. A nice and clean copy. (3), 162-206, (2) pp. + 4 plates and 2 large folded handcoloured maps.
First edition of this first exposition of the geology of the Faroe Islands. “Also in 1820 Forchhammer made a trip to England to further his understanding of geology, and there he became acquainted with such scientists as Prout, Davy, Dalton, Wollaston, Jameson, and Lyell. Together with Sir Walter C. Trevelyan he investigated the geology and coal formations of the Faeroe Islands the resulting publication led to his becoming a member of the Royal Danish Academy of Sciences.” (DSB)
(Kjöbenhavn, Bianco Luno, 1850). 4to. In a nice recent blue half calf binding. In ""Det Kongelige Danske Videnskabernes Selskabs Skrifter, 5te række, 2det bind"". With a few brownspots, otherwise a nice copy. (3), 94-119 pp. + 1 folded handcoloured maps.
First edition of Forchhammer’s important work in which he outlines methods to measure organic content in water and examines changes in water supplies feeding Copenhagen’s reservoirs. He collaborated with engineers to assess raw water quality, which later influenced decisions on artesian well drilling to improve Copenhagen’s drinking-water supply. Forchhammer was a geologist, chemist and professor (1794–1865), noted for foundational work in marine chemistry and hydrography.
Kbhvn., 1859. Small 4to. No wrappers. 48 pp., 74 tables and 1 large folded lithographed map.
First edition of this pioneer-work in oceanography and hydrography, as it is the first scientific investigation in this field of research. ""Forchhammer's fundamental researches on the composition of seawater brought him international acclaim. He began this work in 1843, more as a geologist than as a chemist, to explain the phenomena that give rise to the deposits on the sea floor...He carried out analyses of over 160 samples collected for him over a twenty-year period by the Danish and British navies."" (DSB V: p. 72). The work was translated into English as ""On the Components of Sea Water"" (1865) in Phil. Transactions.
Kjøbenhavn, Schultz, 1859. Small 4to. Contemp. hcloth, bound with the orig. green glazed frontwrapper. Stamps on title-page. 48 pp., 74 tables and 1 large folded lithographed map. Internally fine and clean.
First edition of this pioneer-work in oceanography and hydrography, as it is the first scientific investigation in this field of research. ""Forchhammer's fundamental researches on the composition of seawater brought him international acclaim. He began this work in 1843, more as a geologist than as a chemist, to explain the phenomena that give rise to the deposits on the sea floor...He carried out analyses of over 160 samples collected for him over a twenty-year period by the Danish and British navies."" (DSB V: p. 72). The work was translated into English as ""On the Components of Sea Water"" (1865) in Phil. Transactions.
Kjøbenhavn, Schultz, 1859. Small 4to. In recent half cloth with black leather title-label to front board. Previous owner's name (Julius Christian Vilhelm Schousboe) in contemporary hand to title-page. First and last leaves brownspotted. 48, LXXIV (tables) pp. + 1 large folded map.
First edition of this pioneer-work in oceanography and hydrography, as it is the first scientific investigation in this field of research. ""Forchhammer's fundamental researches on the composition of seawater brought him international acclaim. He began this work in 1843, more as a geologist than as a chemist, to explain the phenomena that give rise to the deposits on the sea floor...He carried out analyses of over 160 samples collected for him over a twenty-year period by the Danish and British navies."" (DSB V: p. 72). The work was translated into English as ""On the Components of Sea Water"" (1865) in Phil. Transactions.
(Leipzig, 1843). 8vo. In later half cloth with gilt lettering to front board. In ""Annalen Der Physik"", vol. 134, Issue 4. Brownspotted and with dampstain to upper half throughout. Pp. 609-646
(København, 1832). 4to. In a nice recent half calf binding with leather title-label pasted on to front board. A nice and clean copy. Pp. (3), 268-288
(London, Taylor & Francis, 1865) Large 4to. Without wrappers. Extracted from ""Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London."", 1865, Vol. 155. Pp. 203-262. Clean and fine.
First printing of Forchhammer's - the father of Danish geology - pioneer-work in oceanography and hydrography, as it is the first scientific investigation in this field of research. This large paper grew out of the Danish publication ""Om Søvandets Bestanddele og deres Fordeling i Havet."" (1859), but is much enlarged, augmented with new facts acquired by many new samples of sea-water from all ower the world. ""It contains a determination as complete as possible of the distribution of the saline substances at the surfaces of the different parts of the sea, and in different depths at the same place.""(Forchhammer).""Forchhammer's fundamental researches on the composition of seawater brought him international acclaim. He began this work in 1843, more as a geologist than as a chemist, to explain the phenomena that give rise to the deposits on the sea floor...He carried out analyses of over 160 samples collected for him over a twenty-year period by the Danish and British navies. He measures chlorine, sulfur, magnesium, calcium, and potassium gravimetrically with 100-pound samples, obtaining sodium from the differences....Forchhammer also posed in an elegant form the ""geochemical balance problem"" arising from the major sedimentary cycle: ""Thus the quantity of the different elements in seawater is not proportional to the quantity of the elements which the river waters put into the sea, but inversely proportional to the facility with which the elements are made insoluble by general or organo-chemical action in the sea"""" (DSB V: p. 72). The work was translated into English as ""On the Components of Sea Water"" (1865) in Phil. Transactions.
Kbhvn., (1837). 4to. Uden omslag. Udkom i Videnskabernes Selskab Skrifter. (Nat.-vid. VII Deel). Med selvstændig paginering og trykt på skrivepapir. 64 pp. Med 4 litograferede tavler heraf det store håndkolorerede foldekort ""Geognostisk Kort over Bornholms Kulegn"". Fint frisk eksemplar.
Værket må betragtes som den første samlede fremstilling af Bornholms geologi.
Kbhvn., (1837). 4to. Uden omslag. Udkom i Videnskabernes Selskab Skrifter. (Nat.-vid. VII Deel). Med selvstændig paginering og ubeskåret. 64 pp. Med 4 litograferede tavler heraf det store foldekort ""Geognostisk Kort over Bornholms Kulegn"". Kortet med revner i foldningen, dog uden tab.
Værket må betragtes som den første samlede fremstilling af Bornholms geologi.
Kjöbenhavn, Schultz, (1835). 4to. Samt. hshirtbd. En papirsetiket påsat øvert på ryg. Stempler på titelbladet. (4),112 pp. samt håndkoloreret kobberstukket kort (Geognostisk Kort over Danmark). Træsnitillustrationer i teksten. Lidt spredte brunpletter.
Originaludgaven af den første udførlige Danmarks-geologi.
Kjöbenhavn, Schultz, (1835). 4to. In contemporary half calf. Light wear to extremities. (4),112 pp. + 1 hand coloured map of Denmark, reinforced in the back.
Originaludgaven af den første udførlige Danmarks-geologi.
Stockholm 1864. Samtidigt privat halvlæder. 16 spp.
K., 1869. Samt.hldrbd. LXVIII,428 pp.
Genève, Bureau des Archives, Bibliothèque universelle, 1892, in-8vo, brochures originales.
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in-8vo, tampons de la Société fribourgeoise des sciences naturelles sur les titres et sur les faux-titres, brochures originales.
Importantes études sur les glaciers suisses, durant la deuxième moitié du XIXè siècle. Difficile à consulter dans leur contexte original. 1) Les variations périodiques des glaciers des Alpes. 8ème rapport 1887. Extr. du “Jahrbuch” S. A. C., p. 258-287 / 2) idem 1887, 37 p./ 3) idem 6ème rapport 1885./ 4) Idem 5ème rapport 1884. / 5) La température interne des glaciers. Paris, Gauthier-Villars, 1887, 4 p./ 6) Le relief du massif de la Jungfrau. Extr. de l’Echo des Alpes, N° 3, 1888, p. 168-173./ 7) L’ombre de Chamossaire. Extr. de l’Echo des Alpes, Genève, N°4, 1885, p. 292-294./ 8) Catastrophe de Saint-Gervais. Archives des sciences physiques et naturelles. Bibl. Univ. 1892, / 9) Essai sur la température des glaciers. 1884, 11 p., illustr. avec des gravures n./bl. / 10) Les variations périodiques des glaciers. Lettre à M. Fr. Schrader, à Paris. Extrait de l’Annuaire du Club Alpin Français 1886 / 11) Lecture sur les variations périodiques des glaciers. Bibl. Univ. / 12) Etudes Glaciaires. 1884, / 13) Etudes Glaciaires. 1887 + 1 planche / 14) Etudes Glaciaires. 1887. Image disp.
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