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Rotational states of atomic nuclei by Bohr, Aage

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Seller: Jeremy Norman & Co., Inc.
Title
Rotational states of atomic nuclei
Author
Bohr, Aage
Seller
Jeremy Norman & Co., Inc. (United States)
Description
Copenhagen: Ejnar Munksgaards Forlag, 1954. 55pp. 234 x 149 mm. Original printed wrappers. From the library of Nobel Laureate Owen Chamberlain (1920-2006), with his signature on the front wrapper. First edition. Aage Bohr, the son of Niels Bohr, received the 1975 Nobel Prize in physics together with Ben Mottelson and James Rainwater for their work on the structure of the atomic nucleus. The prize was based on work that the three had done in the early 1950s, a survey of which is given in the present paper.
Kling-Klang Gloria. Deutsche volks und kinderleider

Kling-Klang Gloria. Deutsche volks und kinderleider

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Seller: James Cummins Bookseller
Title
Kling-Klang Gloria. Deutsche volks und kinderleider
Seller
James Cummins Bookseller (United States)
Condition
Decorated paper boards, cloth spine, decorated endpapers. Boards worn along edges, spine tips a little rubbed and inner hinge cr
Description
Vienna & Leipzig: Tempsk & Freytag, 1907. First edition. Arranged by W. Labler. Printed music within black and white borders, illustrated with 16 beautiful color plates by HEINRICH HEFLER and JOSEF URBAN. 1 vols. Oblong 4to. Decorated paper boards, cloth spine, decorated endpapers. Boards worn along edges, spine tips a little rubbed and inner hinge cracked. Interior very good. A fragile and scarce book, and a beautiful example of the period. First edition. Arranged by W. Labler. Printed music within black and white borders, illustrated with 16 beautiful color plates by HEINRICH HEFLER and JOSEF URBAN. 1 vols. Oblong 4to.
Miniature Brass Fragrance Bottle with Mounted Brass Plate with Brand Name Moet & Chandon Epernay

Miniature Brass Fragrance Bottle with Mounted Brass Plate with Brand Name Moet & Chandon Epernay

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Seller: White Fox Rare Books and Antiques
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Miniature Brass Fragrance Bottle with Mounted Brass Plate with Brand Name Moet & Chandon Epernay
Seller
White Fox Rare Books and Antiques (United States)
Condition
Very Good
Description
Epernay, France: Moet & Chandon, 1900. Very Good. A stunning miniature objet d'art -- a fragrance bottle made of brass and bearing the label of the famous French brand of champagne, Moet et Chandon, which is based Epernay. We assume this was something that the company used as a promotional novelty, quite possibly a freebie giveaway. We note that while it could function as a salt shaker, we think it would have been dysfunctional as such, at least as a portable object. Plus, we are unaware there is a pepper mill pair. The date is unknown, but almost certainly the turn-of-the-twentieth century. The bottle is 8 cm tall. The top screws off at the lower neck. And at the top of the cap are tiny holes to allow the aroma of the potpourri stuffed with to waft out to delight those in its vicinity. We think the use of brass for such a small item, and its actual functionality, qualify it for the adjective perhaps we ourselves have overused when it comes to miniature items, but here truly does apply: "exquisite". We can not be sure Moet & Chandon was the source of this, but who else could have had the incentive to put their name on it? There are some scratches, and some might want to polish it. That is a matter of taste. We like the patina and would not do a thing.