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1894. DMW, 20/Litteratur-Beilage. - Leipzig & Berlin, Georg Thieme, 1894, 13.September 1894, 4°, pp.53-60, Broschur. Rezension 1894h

1911. DMW, 37/47. - Leipzig, Verlag von Georg Thieme, 23. November 1911, 4°, pp.2161-2208, Broschur.

1896. Spez. Path. Ther. Noth,, 6/2. - Wien, Alfred Hölder, 1896/97/1903, 8°, (2), 147 pp., 12 Abbildungen; 116 pp., 16 Abb.; 104 pp., 10 Abb.; VII, 381 pp., 9 Abb., 3 farb. lith. Taf.; 27 pp.; VII, 218 pp., 22 Abb., orig. Halblederband.

1839. Quedlingburg und Leipzig, Druck und Verlag von Gottfried Basse, 1839, 8°, XIV, 266 pp., Halbledereinband d.Zt.; etwas fleckig. "Nach der siebenten Auflage aus dem Französischen übersetzt"! Deutsche Ausgabe " Mémoire sur un nouveau mode de traitement pour la guérison des dartres ", "nebst Rathschlägen über die körperliche und geistige Erziehung der Kinder und über die Lebensweise der Greise." "Belliol. zwei französische Aerzte, Vater und Sohn , welche Beide über die Heilung der Flechten schrieben. Die bezügliche Publication Belliol's des Vaters kam 1787 zu Strassburg in II. Auflage heraus; des Sohnes J. Alexandre Belliol's "Mémoire sur un nouveau mode de traitement pour la guérison des dartres** (Paris 1826) wurde von Wiese (Leipzig 1828) deutsch herausgegeben. Ergänzung: Jean-Alexis Belliol geboren 1799 zu Marseille, studirte in Paris, wo er 1825 mit der These: "Essai sur les avantages de l'iode dans le traitement de la dartre furfuracée" Doctor wurde. Ausser dem… Read More

1887. Greifswald, Druck von Julius Abel, 1887, 8°, 36 pp., roter Halbleinenband mit Deckelvergoldung; mit eigenhändiger Widmung auf Vorsatz. Erstdruck! Werner Dommes, prakt. Arzt aus Harzburg, Herzogth. Braunschweig, "evang. Confession, als der Sohn des verstorbenen Herzogl. Braunschw. Ober- und Badekommissar H. Dommes zu Harzburg, geb. den 19. September 1859, ...."

1955. Paris, Masson & Ciem 1955, 4°, 8, 25, 44 pp., 73 Taf., orig. kart. Lieferungen.

1904. London, "The Electrician" Printing & Publishing Comp., Ltd., 1904, 8°, XI, 214 pp., illustrated with 40 illustrations, 18 pp. of suplier's and publisher's ads, orig. brown cloth, gilt lettering. First Edition of Frederick Soddy's (1877-1956) First Published Book. A collection and early history of everything known in 1904, that Rutherford and his very closely co-operating assistant Soddy explained all known facts by the theory of radio-activity is due to an Explosive Disintegration on the Elementary Atoms. Dampier, History of Science, pp.381ff.

1943. J. exp. Med., 78. New York, The Rockefeller Institute for Medical Research, 1943, 8°, V, 537 pp., 66, Fig., 15 Taf., Leinenband der Zeit; St.a.Tit. An important contribution to the knowledge of iron absorption. With W.F.Bale, J.F.Ross, W.M.Balfour, and G.H.Whipple. Garrison & Morton No.1040

1907. Die Wissenschaft, 21. - Braunschweig, Friedrich Vieweg, 1907, 8°, VII, (1), 285, (1) pp., 36 pp. Verlagsanzeigen, orig. Broschur in Halbleinen Band der Zeit, marmoirierte Deckel und dunkelbraunes Lederrückenschild; feines Exemplar. Erste deutsche Ausgabe der 1905 gehaltenen Silliman-Vorlesungen, gegenüber der englischen Ausgabe vom Verfasser um die neuesten Forschungsergebnisse ergänzt. Rutherford gibt hier in leicht verständlicher Form einen umfassenden Überblick über den gegenwärtigen Stand der Radioaktivitätsforschung. Mit einer umfangreichen historischen Einführung und mit Kapiteln u.a. über die Umwandlungen des Thoriums, die Radiumemanation und die Eigenschaften der Alpha-Strahlen. DSB 12, 25; Poggendorff V, 1083.

1940. Z. Phys. Chem. (B), 47. - Leipzig, Akademische Verlagsgesellschaft m.b.H., 1940, pp.269-287, mit 11 Figuren im Text, orig. Broschur. Seltener Sonderdruck! Claudes Lieseberg berichtet asus dem Philipp-Lenard-Institut, Heidelberg.

1910. Pflüger's Arch., 137. - Bonn, Martin Hager, 1910, 8°, pp123-143, orig. Broschur. Der Assistent Kornél v. Körösy berichtet aus dem physiologischen Institut der Universität Budapest.

1918. Z. urol. Chir., 4/2-3. - Berlin, Verlag Julius Springer, 1918, 8°, pp.99-234. Abbildungen, Taf., orig. Broschur.

1911. MMW, 58/ 8. - München, Verlag J.F. Lehmann, 1911, 4°, pp.393-410, feine Broschur. X-rays were introduced into gastrointestinal-diagnosis shortly after their discovery by W.C. Roentghen in Würzburg in 1895. I. Boas, H.Rieder, G. Holzknecht, M. Haudek and H.H. Berg were Pioneers on the use of x-rays in German-speaking countries. W. Creutzfeld, G.A. Martini & G. Strohmeyer, Milestones in Gastroenterology and Metabolic Research, pp.55-63

1912. Med. Klin., 8/17-18. - 1912, 23 pp., 18 Abbildungen, orig. Broschur.

1957. Acta Radiologica, Suppl. 151. - Stockholm, 1957, 8°, 147 pp., 178 Abbildungen, orig. kartonierter Einband.

1904-1584. MMW, 51/35. - München, Verlag J.F. Lehmann, 30. August 1904, 4°, pp.1537-1584, feine Broschur. X-rays were introduced into gastrointestinal-diagnosis shortly after their discovery by W.C. Roentgen in Würzburg in 1895. I. Boas, H.Rieder, G. Holzknecht, M. Haudek and H.H. Berg were Pioneers on the use of x-rays in German-speaking countries. W. Creutzfeld, G.A. Martini & G. Strohmeyer, Milestones in Gastroenterology and Metabolic Research, pp.55-58

1903. A Lecture deliverd before a joint meeting of the American Institute of New York, D.van Nostrand Company, 1903, 8°, VIII, 72 pp., 12 Anz.pp., orig. dunkel grüner goldgeprägter Leinenband. First Edition, fine coppy in the orignal cloth binding with gold lettering on front board and spine! The first book on radium and, as befits an Edisonian inventor and pioneer of electric lighting, enthusiastic, even gung ho, in its embrace of these new discoveries. The book is based on a lecture, one of many Hammer gave in 1903, displaying to America his nine tubes of radium acquired in France by grace of the Curies; it describes their work and that of other researchers, his own experiments and outlines possible applications. Hammer's list of accomplishments would now be reviewed with mixed approbation: he proposed and used radium for treating cancer and tumours, curing a tumour in his own hand in 1903 but he was also one of the first people to be burnt by radium; he invented the selenium cell but also… Read More

1903. A Lecture delivered before a joint meeting of the -American Institute of Electrical Engineers and the American Electrochemical Society, New York, April 17th, 1903. - o.O., o.J. (1903), 64 pp., 34 Abbildungen, Broschur. First Edition, extreme rare First Issue. This edition has only 64 pp. and 34 Figs. William Hammer (1858-1934) was the first to recommend radium for use in cancer treatment. He also invented luminous radium preparations used in watch dials, clocks and other instruments. Hammer was an assistant to Thomas Edison, later Chief Engineer of the Boston Edison Company, Edison"s representative at the Paris Exposition of 1889, and made an discovery that led to the electron tube.

1903. A Lecture deliverd before a joint meeting of the -American Institute of Electrical Engineers and the American Electrochemical Society, New York, April 17th, 1903. - London, Sampson Low, Marston & Comp., 1903, VIII, 72 pp., 37 Abb., OKart. First British Edition! William Hammer (1858-1934) was the first to recommend radium for use in cancer treatment. He also invented luminous radium preparations used in watch dials, clocks and other instruments. Hammer was an assistant to Thomas Edison, later Chief Engineer of the Boston Edison Company, Edison"s representative at the Paris Exposition of 1889, and made an discovery that led to the electron tube.

1904. Neurol. Zbl., 23/13. - Leipzig, Veit & Comp., 1904, 8°, pp.593-640, feine Broschur.