michal meyer (19 risultati)

Soft cover. Condizione: Very Good. 1st Edition. Very Good, as noted. See scans and description. Philadelphia: Chemical Heritage Foundation, 2015. The Premiere Issue of the new incarnation of the artfully executed Distillations magazine (subhead: Science-Culture-History), Volume One, Number One. Quite scarce already. Quarto, illustrated staple-bound wraps, 48 pp. Very Good, but this rare example would be Fine, but for someone having removed about 25% of the rear cover (see scan), presumably at the location of a mailing label. In every other way, pristine; but 25% percent of the rear cover missing doesn't allow better than a VG. The very first issue of what one hopes will be a long-lived publication, for its taste, interest, art, focus (nicely eclectic, within the publisher's realm but with tangential variety) and production values. Feature articles include: History of Chemical Warfare (strong articles, and a timeline); Substance X - Brain's Painkillers; Charles Blagden; Soft Robots; Early 20th C Optimism; Drugstore Poison; Early Science Cartoons; Atomic Age Jewelry; Fritz Haber; and quite a lot more. Nice graphics. Shipped in a protective, new box - no bag for this one. LPR18.

Softcover. Condizione: Very Good+. First Edition. Berkeley, no date, paperback, Very Good + (slightly bumped top corner), 144 pages, POETRY, [dp50 04/04]; F1276 F Poe; 144 pages.

Soft cover. Condizione: New. 1st Edition. Near Fine, but new. See scans and description. Preprinted subscriber's address on rear cover (all examples of this publication to this point were thus mailed). See scans and description. Philadelphia: Science History Institute, 2018. Volume 4, Number 1, 2018, of the new incarnation of the artfully executed Distillations magazine (subhead: Science-Culture-History. Quarto, illustrated staple-bound wraps, 48 pp. Near Fine, though New; preprinted subscriber address on rear cover (all examples of Distillations are subscriber-mailed); small dings on rear cover from postal mishandling. See scans. A periodical one hopes will be a long-lived publication, for its taste, interest, art, focus (nicely eclectic, well within the publisher's realm but with tangential variety) and production values. Feature articles include: Tattos; Warfarin; 1st Keyboard Instrument; Josiah Wedgwood Pottery; Aspirin; Cow Methane Vacuum; Dorothy Hodgkin; John Dalton's Atomic System; Fun Pushes Science ? Ships in a new, sturdy, protective box - not a bag. LPR40.

Soft cover. Condizione: Very Good. 1st Edition. Just Very Good, but new. See scans and description. Preprinted subscriber's address on rear cover (all examples of this publication to this point were thus mailed). See scans and description. Philadelphia: Science History Institute, 2018. Volume 4, Number 2, 2018, of the new incarnation of the artfully executed Distillations magazine (subhead: Science-Culture-History. Quarto, illustrated staple-bound wraps, 48 pp. Very Good, though New; notable rear cover damage from ppostal handling, and preprinted subscriber address on rear cover (all examples of Distillations are subscriber-mailed). See scans. A periodical one hopes will be a long-lived publication, for its taste, interest, art, focus (nicely eclectic, well within the publisher's realm but with tangential variety) and production values. Feature articles include: Opioids Devastating Return; Mysteries of Human Digestion; Sweating Blood; Vannevar Bush; Eclectic Alchemists; Genetics: Turning Foxes Into Dogs; Old Brew, New Brew; Miasma; Synthetic Biologists; Styrofoam? Ships in a new, sturdy, protective box - not a bag. LPR43.

Soft cover. Condizione: New. 1st Edition. New, as described, with pre-printed subscriber's address on rear cover (all examples of this publication were thus mailed). See scans and description. Philadelphia: Chemical Heritage Foundation, 2016. The Fall, 2016 issue of the new incarnation of the artfully executed Distillations magazine (subhead: Science-Culture-History), Volume Two, Number Two. Quite scarce already. Quarto, illustrated staple-bound wraps, 48 pp. New. Pre-printed subscriber address on rear cover (all examples of Distillations are subscriber-mailed); small rough patch at rear cover, top edge, from postal handling. See scans. Original collectible tipped-in postcard, bearing the reproduced image of a solar-powered printing press Amédée Guillemin's "La Chaleur" (1884, Le Monde Physique), remains pristine within as well (see scan of that). Early-on issue of what one hopes will be a long-lived publication, for its taste, interest, art, focus (nicely eclectic, well within the publisher's realm but with tangential variety) and production values. Feature articles include: Post-Carbon Future World; Death and Taxidermy; Filter of Life; Flavor of Smog; Ken Shoulders; Synthetic Fashion; 1930s Italian Food Fight; Richard Hamilton; Ernest Lawrence; Killing Cancer; Vincent T. DeVita; and of course quite a lot more. See contents page scans for detail. Always, nice graphics - See scans for a tiny taste. Ships in a new, sturdy, protective box - not a bag. LPR27.

Soft cover. Condizione: New. 1st Edition. New, as described, with pre-printed subscriber's address at rear cover (all examples of this publication were thus mailed) and postal ink handling marks. See scans and description. Philadelphia: Chemical Heritage Foundation, 2016. The Summer, 2016 issue of the new incarnation of the artfully executed Distillations magazine (subhead: Science-Culture-History), Volume Two, Number Two. Quite scarce already. Quarto, illustrated staple-bound wraps, 48 pp. New, though with several moderate postal handling ink marks on rear cover (see scan). Pre-printed subscriber address on rear cover (all examples of Distillations are subscriber-mailed). Addressee has been blocked out in scan for privacy, but of course not on the magazine itself. See scans. Original collectible tipped-in postcard, bearing the reproduced image of "Descending the Shaft at Wielliczka", from "Mines and Miners (Or, Underground Life)", ca. 1868, remains pristine within as well (see scan of that). Early-on-ever issue of what one hopes will be a long-lived publication, for its taste, interest, art, focus (nicely eclectic, well within the publisher's realm but with tangential variety) and production values. Feature articles include: Thinking Machines (Artificial Intelligence); Information Overload - Through the Centuries; Forbidden Planets, Forbidden Chemistry; 19th Century Global Climate Research; Isaac Newton and the American Alchemist; Thomas Edison; Why Did the Apollo Program Stop?; Curtis Heisey; Svante Arrhenius; and of course quite a lot more. See contents page scans for detail. Always, nice graphic - See scans for a tiny taste. Ships in a new, sturdy, protective box - not a bag. LPR25.

Soft cover. Condizione: New. 1st Edition. New, with label. See scans and description. Philadelphia: Chemical Heritage Foundation, 2016. The Spring, 2016 issue of the new incarnation of the artfully executed Distillations magazine (subhead: Science-Culture-History), Volume Two, Number One. Quite scarce already. Quarto, illustrated staple-bound wraps, 48 pp. New; several nicks from postal handling, nonetheless new and never perused but for description and scanning here. Pre-printed subscriber address on rear cover. See scans. Original tipped-in postcard, an image of an alchemical miniature Das Buch der Heilegen Dreifaltigkeit (The Book of the Holy Trinity), remains pristine within as well (see scan). Early-on-ever issue of what one hopes will be a long-lived hardcopy publication, for its taste, interest, art, focus (nicely eclectic, well within the publisher's realm but with tangential variety) and production values. Feature articles include: Synthetic Biology (Artificial Life Attempts); Aging Nukes; Cancer-Free Dwarfs of Ecuador; Vintage Science Toy; Walter O. Snelling; Late 19th Century Science; Astronomical Spectroscopy - History; Science Teaching Reform; English as Global Science Language; Imaginary Elements; and of course quite a lot more. Always, nice graphics. See scans for a tiny taste. Shipped in a protective, new box - no bag for this one. LPR22.

Soft cover. Condizione: New. 1st Edition. New, with label. See scans and description. Philadelphia: Chemical Heritage Foundation, 2015. The Premiere Issue of the new incarnation of the artfully executed Distillations magazine (subhead: Science-Culture-History), Volume One, Number Four. Quite scarce already. Quarto, illustrated staple-bound wraps, 48 pp. New; completely pristine, with pre-printed subscriber address on rear cover. See scans. Original tipped-in postcard (see scan), a reprinted engraving of safety goggles for sale in the Arthur H. Thomas Company's 1914 catalogue 'Laboratory Apparatus and Reagents', remains pristine within as well. The fourth-ever issue of what one hopes will be a long-lived hardcopy publication, for its taste, interest, art, focus (nicely eclectic, well within the publisher's realm but with tangential variety) and production values. Feature articles include: Truth Serum; The Gowanus Canal Superfund Site; Recycled Wastewater; a Small-Town Methamphetamine Culture; Nazi Physics; Women in Science; Secret Writing; Diabetes History; a metaphorical Petroleum World Map from Harold M. Smith in 1946; and of course quite a lot more. Always, nice graphics. See scans for a tiny taste. Shipped in a protective, new box - no bag for this one. LPR19.

Soft cover. Condizione: New. 1st Edition. New, with label. See scans and description. Philadelphia: Chemical Heritage Foundation, 2015. The Premiere Issue of the new incarnation of the artfully executed Distillations magazine (subhead: Science-Culture-History), Volume One, Number Four. Quite scarce already. Quarto, illustrated staple-bound wraps, 48 pp. New; immaculate, with pre-printed subscriber address on rear cover. Small-scale edge abrasion from mail handling at rear cover edge, nonetheless brand squeaky new. See scans. Original tipped-in postcard, a re-printed engraving of safety goggles for sale in the Arthur H. Thomas Company's 1914 catalogue 'Laboratory Apparatus and Reagents', remains pristine within as well (see scan). The fourth-ever issue of what one hopes will be a long-lived hardcopy publication, for its taste, interest, art, focus (nicely eclectic, well within the publisher's realm but with tangential variety) and production values. Feature articles include: Truth Serum; The Gowanus Canal Superfund Site; Recycled Wastewater; a Small-Town Methamphetamine Culture; Nazi Physics; Women in Science; Secret Writing; Diabetes History; a metaphorical Petroleum World Map from Harold M. Smith in 1946; and of course quite a lot more. Always, nice graphics. See scans for a tiny taste. Shipped in a protective, new box - no bag for this one. LPR19.

Soft cover. Condizione: New. 1st Edition. New; pristine. Preprinted subscriber's address on rear cover (all examples of this publication to this point were thus mailed). See scans and description. Philadelphia: Chemical Heritage Foundation, 2017. The Spring, 2017 issue of the new incarnation of the artfully executed Distillations magazine (subhead: Science-Culture-History), Volume Three, Number One. Richard Nixon cover article (How a Republican President Ushered in the EPA). Quarto, illustrated staple-bound wraps, 48 pp. New, and flawless. Preprinted subscriber address on rear cover (all examples of Distillations are subscriber-mailed). See scans. Original collectible tipped-in postcard, bearing the reproduced image of a late-1800s trade-card advertising "waterproof linen" cuffs, remains pristine within as well (see scan of that). A periodical one hopes will be a long-lived publication, for its taste, interest, art, focus (nicely eclectic, well within the publisher's realm but with tangential variety) and production values. Feature articles include: Nixon - Environmentalist? Polymath Meghnad Saha; Mary Roach Book, 'Grunt' (Projectile Chickens); Women's Physical Emancipation;19th Century "Recipe for Good Health"; Rush Holt Jr.; Jean-Antoine Nollet & Electric Kisses; Collectible Postcard; Ozone; Life on Mars; Hope Jahren. Ships in a new, sturdy, protective box - not a bag. LPR34.

Soft cover. Condizione: New. 1st Edition. New; pristine. Preprinted subscriber's address on rear cover (all examples of this publication to this point were thus mailed). See scans and description. Philadelphia: Chemical Heritage Foundation, 2017. The Spring, 2017 issue of the new incarnation of the artfully executed Distillations magazine (subhead: Science-Culture-History), Volume Three, Number One. Richard Nixon cover article (How a Republican President Ushered in the EPA). Quarto, illustrated staple-bound wraps, 48 pp. New, and flawless. Preprinted subscriber address on rear cover (all examples of Distillations are subscriber-mailed). See scans. Original collectible tipped-in postcard, bearing the reproduced image of a late-1800s trade-card advertising "waterproof linen" cuffs, remains pristine within as well (see scan of that). A periodical one hopes will be a long-lived publication, for its taste, interest, art, focus (nicely eclectic, well within the publisher's realm but with tangential variety) and production values. Feature articles include: Nixon - Environmentalist? Polymath Meghnad Saha; Mary Roach Book, 'Grunt' (Projectile Chickens); Women's Physical Emancipation;19th Century "Recipe for Good Health"; Rush Holt Jr.; Jean-Antoine Nollet & Electric Kisses; Collectible Postcard; Ozone; Life on Mars; Hope Jahren. Ships in a new, sturdy, protective box - not a bag. LPR33.

Soft cover. Condizione: New. 1st Edition. New; pristine. Pre-printed subscriber's address on rear cover (all examples of this publication were thus mailed). See scans and description. Philadelphia: Chemical Heritage Foundation, 2017. The Winter, 2017 issue of the new incarnation of the artfully executed Distillations magazine (subhead: Science-Culture-History), Volume Two, Number Four. Quite scarce already. Rhinoceros cover. Quarto, illustrated staple-bound wraps, 48 pp. New, and flawless. Preprinted subscriber address on rear cover (all examples of Distillations are subscriber-mailed). See scans. Original collectible tipped-in postcard, bearing the reproduced image of Albrecht Dürer's famous Rhinoceros piece, from Edward Topsell's "The History of Four-Footed Beasts and Serpents" (1658), remains pristine within as well (see scan of that). Early-on issue of what one hopes will be a long-lived publication, for its taste, interest, art, focus (nicely eclectic, well within the publisher's realm but with tangential variety) and production values. Feature articles include: Can Biotech Save the Rhino?; An Alternate History of DDT; Humphry Davy; Arnold Beckman; Surgeons' Hall Museum - Edinburgh; Joseph Bell - Inspiration for Sherlock Holmes; Winning Skin - HiTech Swimsuit; Foggy Memory; Polyethylene Glycol as Future Spine Healer; High Times - Drug Self-Experimentation by Chemists; The Third Sense - Smell in the Movie. Ships in a new, sturdy, protective box - not a bag. LPR30.

Soft cover. Condizione: New. 1st Edition. New, as described, with pre-printed subscriber's address on rear cover (all examples of this publication were thus mailed). See scans and description. Philadelphia: Chemical Heritage Foundation, 2016. The Fall, 2016 issue of the new incarnation of the artfully executed Distillations magazine (subhead: Science-Culture-History), Volume Two, Number Two. Quite scarce already. Quarto, illustrated staple-bound wraps, 48 pp. New. Pre-printed subscriber address on rear cover (all examples of Distillations are subscriber-mailed). See scans. Original collectible tipped-in postcard, bearing the reproduced image of a solar-powered printing press Amédée Guillemin's "La Chaleur" (1884, Le Monde Physique), remains pristine within as well (see scan of that). Early-on issue of what one hopes will be a long-lived publication, for its taste, interest, art, focus (nicely eclectic, well within the publisher's realm but with tangential variety) and production values. Feature articles include: Post-Carbon Future World; Death and Taxidermy; Filter of Life; Flavor of Smog; Ken Shoulders; Synthetic Fashion; 1930s Italian Food Fight; Richard Hamilton; Ernest Lawrence; Killing Cancer; Vincent T. DeVita; and of course quite a lot more. See contents page scans for detail. Always, nice graphics - See scans for a tiny taste. Ships in a new, sturdy, protective box - not a bag. LPR27.

Soft cover. Condizione: New. 1st Edition. New, as described, with pre-printed subscriber's address at rear cover (all examples of this publication were thus mailed). See scans and description. Philadelphia: Chemical Heritage Foundation, 2016. The Summer, 2016 issue of the new incarnation of the artfully executed Distillations magazine (subhead: Science-Culture-History), Volume Two, Number Two. Quite scarce already. Quarto, illustrated staple-bound wraps, 48 pp. New. Pre-printed subscriber address on rear cover (all examples of Distillations are subscriber-mailed). Addressee has been blocked out in scan for privacy, but of course not on the magazine itself. See scans. Original collectible tipped-in postcard, bearing the reproduced image of "Descending the Shaft at Wielliczka", from "Mines and Miners (Or, Underground Life)", ca. 1868, remains pristine within as well (see scan of that). Early-on-ever issue of what one hopes will be a long-lived publication, for its taste, interest, art, focus (nicely eclectic, well within the publisher's realm but with tangential variety) and production values. Feature articles include: Thinking Machines (Artificial Intelligence); Information Overload - Through the Centuries; Forbidden Planets, Forbidden Chemistry; 19th Century Global Climate Research; Isaac Newton and the American Alchemist; Thomas Edison; Why Did the Apollo Program Stop?; Curtis Heisey; Svante Arrhenius; and of course quite a lot more. See contents page scans for detail. Always, nice graphic - See scans for a tiny taste. Ships in a new, sturdy, protective box - not a bag. LPR25.

Soft cover. Condizione: New. 1st Edition. New, with pre-printed subscriber's address at rear coverl. See scans and description. Philadelphia: Chemical Heritage Foundation, 2016. The Spring, 2016 issue of the new incarnation of the artfully executed Distillations magazine (subhead: Science-Culture-History), Volume Two, Number One. Quite scarce already. Quarto, illustrated staple-bound wraps, 48 pp. New, and flawless; never perused but for description and scanning here. Pre-printed subscriber address on rear cover. See scans. Original tipped-in postcard, an image of an alchemical miniature Das Buch der Heilegen Dreifaltigkeit (The Book of the Holy Trinity), remains pristine within as well (see scan). Early-on-ever issue of what one hopes will be a long-lived hardcopy publication, for its taste, interest, art, focus (nicely eclectic, well within the publisher's realm but with tangential variety) and production values. Feature articles include: Synthetic Biology (Artificial Life Attempts); Aging Nukes; Cancer-Free Dwarfs of Ecuador; Vintage Science Toy; Walter O. Snelling; Late 19th Century Science; Astronomical Spectroscopy - History; Science Teaching Reform; English as Global Science Language; Imaginary Elements; and of course quite a lot more. Always, nice graphics. See scans for a tiny taste. Shipped in a protective, new box - no bag for this one. LPR22.

Hardback. Condizione: New.

Softcover. First Edition; First Printing. Very Good in wrappers. ; 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall.

Condizione: Fair. This is an ex-library book and may have the usual library/used-book markings inside.This book has hardback covers. In fair condition, suitable as a study copy. Dust jacket in fair condition. Please note the Image in this listing is a stock photo and may not match the covers of the actual item,300grams, ISBN: