Mathematics from Bee Creek Books

New York: Published By Author, 1910. "The need of a logarithmic table for special cases, where the usual five-figure and seven-place results are insufficient, is often felt by the accountant and the actuary." 88 pp. Yellow cloth covers with red title lettering on front and spine. Cover corners are bumped and rubbed to boards, edges rubbed, cover faces are soiled… Read more about this item

Hanover, New Hampshire: Published By Author, 1917. "The ultimate aims in the study of mathematics may be to obtain a practical knowledge of numbers or to discipline the mental powers. The realization of either aim demands calculation, and calculation is an art." 169 pp, four page index, seven pages of advertisements at conclusion of index. Green cloth cover with gilt… Read more about this item

Easton, PA: Mack Printing Company, 1929. Volume 15, July 1929, Number 7. Pages 539-621. Brown paper covers with contents listed on back cover. Cover corners and edges are chipped and creased, light soiling to cover faces, spine is creased. Very light browning to interior page edges, otherwise pages are clean with no marks. Document in VG- condition.. Paper Cover. Very… Read more about this item

Baltimore: Williams & Wilkins Company, 1919. Volume 5, July 1919, Number 7. Pages 225-320. Brown paper covers with contents listed on back cover. Cover corners and edges are chipped and creased, light soiling to cover faces, spine ends are torn, spine is creased. Very light browning to interior page edges, otherwise pages are clean with no marks. Document in VG-… Read more about this item

Easton, PA: Mack Printing Company, 1928. Volume 14, June 1928, Number 6. Pages 439-503. Brown paper covers with contents listed on back cover. Cover corners and edges are chipped and creased, light soiling to cover faces, spine is creased. Very light browning to interior page edges, otherwise pages are clean with no marks. Document in VG- condition.. Paper Cover. Very… Read more about this item

Cambridge: Hilliard and Metcalf at the University Press, 1825. "The first principles, as well as the more difficult parts of Mathematics, have, it is thought, been more fully and clearly explained by the French elementary writers, than by the English; and among these, Lacroix has held a very distinguished place. His treastises have been considered as the most complete, and… Read more about this item

New York: Samuel Campbell, Evert Duyckinck, T. & J. Swords, Peter A. Mesier, R. M'Dermut, Thomas A. Ronalds, John Tiebout, and George Long, 1818. From the Fifth and Sixth London Editions, Revised and Corrected by Robert Adrain, A. M., Fellow of the American Philosophical Society, and Professor of Mathematics in Queen's College, New-Jersey. Volume II only. 558 pages, with table… Read more about this item

Boston: Leach, Shewell And Sanborn, 1894. "The matter and the methods of presentation are designed to enable the student to become thoroughly acquainted with the principles and applications of Trigonometry..." 114 pp. Also included: Six Place Logarithmic Tables, Together with a Table of Natural Sines, Cosines, Tangents, and Cotangents prepared by Webster Wells, 11 pp.; A Table Containing… Read more about this item

Philosophical Society of Washington,, 1910. Memorial Addresses by Charles K. Wead, James Bryce, Milton Updegraff, R.S. Woodward, L.O. Howard, Herbert Putnam, and E.M. Gallaudet. Resolutions Read by O.H. Tittmann. Read before Philosophical Society of Washington, December 4, 1909. Bulletin, Vol. XV, pp. 133-167. pages uncut. mildly faded/soiled covers. ex.-mus stamp and number on front… Read more about this item

New York: The Science Company, 1886. Articles by Famous Americans: J. WILLARD GIBBS: Multiple algebra. in Letters to the Editor: WILLIAM NORTH RICE: The eccentricity theory of the glacial period;HENRY B. BAKER: The causation of pneumonia; and E.W.EVANS: The sweating sickness. Another article:"A New Submarine Torpedo Boat" with illustration. ex.mus.numbers on front cover. mildly soiled. watermark… Read more about this item

New York: Ivison, Blakeman, Taylor, & Company, 1872. Being a sequel to the progressive primary arithmetic, containing many original forms of analysis applicable to a great variety of practical questions, and designed for the more advanced classed in common schools and academies. 176 pages with appendix. Paper boards with black leather spine. Covers are very worn with… Read more about this item

Washington: Philosophical Society of Washington, 1903. From Bulletin, Vol.XIV. pp. 233-246. 3 Plates. An eminent mathematician, oceanographer, and civil engineer, Littlehales compiled many publications in navigation, terrestrial magnetism, and oceanography. Salmon paper covers. ex.-mus. stamp and numbers on front cover. Mildly soiled with small tears at bottom edge, otherwise exterior is VG. Interior pages uncut, therefore text is clean, tight… Read more about this item