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    • Chaulnes (Michel Ferdinand d'Albert, d'Ailly, duc de) Neue Art, mathematische und astronomische Instrumente abzutheilen, first German edition, Berlin, Joachim Pauli, 1788.
      Mar. 12, 2020

      Chaulnes (Michel Ferdinand d'Albert, d'Ailly, duc de) Neue Art, mathematische und astronomische Instrumente abzutheilen, first German edition, Berlin, Joachim Pauli, 1788.

      Est: £150 - £200

      Chaulnes (Michel Ferdinand d'Albert d'Ailly, duc de) Neue Art, mathematische und astronomische Instrumente abzutheilen, first German edition, Gothic letter, title with woodcut decoration, woodcut head-piece, 10 edge-mounted folding engraved plates, bookplate to pastedown, later boards, a little browned, preserved in custom drop-back box, [Tomash & Williams C76; VD18 15340570], 4to, Berlin, Joachim Pauli, 1788. ⁂ Provenance: "Comes de Solms" (bookplate).

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    • Chaulnes (Michel Ferdinand d'Albert) Nouvelle méthode pour diviser les instruments de mathématique et d'astronomie, first edition, [Paris, L. F. Delatours], 1768.
      Mar. 12, 2020

      Chaulnes (Michel Ferdinand d'Albert) Nouvelle méthode pour diviser les instruments de mathématique et d'astronomie, first edition, [Paris, L. F. Delatours], 1768.

      Est: £250 - £350

      Chaulnes (Michel Ferdinand d'Albert) Nouvelle méthode pour diviser les instruments de mathématique et d'astronomie, first edition, 15 engraved plates, plates crudely stitched, contemporary marbled boards, light wear to spine ends, a little rubbed, preserved in custom drop-back box, [Tomash & Williams C75,] folio, [Paris, L. F. Delatours], 1768. ⁂ "In this work Chaulnes describes two dividing engines of his invention: one for dividing circles and the other for dividing linear scales. First published in the Description des Arts et Metiers, Volume 13, it appears here separately in a large format... The use of the Chaulnes machine eliminated the need for a highly skilled craftsman when creating precision scales. Chaulnes used microscopes of his own design (also described here) to read the divisions on his scales. He also incorporated a screw drive mechanism to move his engraving tool, and this was the first publication to present to that technique." - Erwin & Tomash.

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