Isbn: 9780948636066 - brass & glass: scientific instrument making workshops in scotland as illustrated by instruments from the arthur frank collection at the royal museum: ... collection of the royal museum of scotland (4 risultati)

Soft cover. Condizione: Very Good. 320pp. b&w illustrations.

Paperback. Condizione: Good. 2001 NMS large format paperback edition.Light reading wear else very good condition. The book includes content on: James Short 'the Optic', 2. Peter Hill, 3. James Veitch of Inchbonny, 4. The Adie Business [Patrick Adie, George Hutchison], 5. John and Thomas Dunn, 6. Retailing Instrument Makers [John Davis, Zenone & Butti], 7. Leith Nautical Instrument Makers [David Laird, David Stalker, W. Craig], 8. The Bryson Family, 9. The Lennie Business [Turnbull & Co.], 10. William Hume, 11. Dundee Nautical Instrument Makers [Alexander Cameron, Peter Airth Feathers], 12. George Lowdon of Dundee, 13. Aberdeen Instrument Makers [Peter McMillan, Berry & Mackay, A. & J. Smith], 14. The Gardners of Glasgow [David Carlaw, James Brown], 15. Thomas Morton and Andrew Barclay, Engineers [Thomas Morton, Andrew Barclay], 16. 'Carvers and Gilders' [Antoni and John Galletti, Charles Gerletti, J. & M. Riva], 17. Richard Melville, Maker of Sundials, 18. Nautical Instrument Makers [Robert Park, Macalister & Fyfe, Samuel Holborn Fyfe, Henry Bell, Cameron & Blakeney], 19. Alexander Dobbie, 20. Duncan McGregor [Christie & Wilson], 21. James White and Lord Kelvin [Mathew Edwards, James More & Co., Reid & Young], 22. Whyte and Thomson, 23. Baird & Tatlock, and 24. Retailing and Manufacturing Instrument Makers [John Spencer, W.A.C. Smith, Baird & Son, Abraham & Co., John Lizars, Norton & Gregory]. …

Soft cover. Condizione: Very Good.

Wraps. Condizione: Near Fine. First Edition. First Edition. xiii, 320 pages. 11 1/2 x 8 inches. Original illustrated wrappers. Small tear to the front wrapper at head of panel. Bright and clean internally. Wraps. From the reference library of Philip Stanley (collector, scientific instrument dealer) with his inventory number sticker on the front flyleaf. "Perhaps not surprisingly, the National Museums of Scotland possess the largest and most comprehensive collection of Scottish-made scientific instruments. An already strong collection was supplemented by that amassed by Mr. Arthur Frank which was part purchased, part generously donated to the Museums. This book documents that collection and provides hitherto ungathered material about the workships which constructed the instruments." (preface). …