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Apothecary poster 1820 / medical pharmacy doctor

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APOTHECARY POSTER circa 1820 DISOPILATING SALT FROM GUINDRE. Prospectus printed on both sides, covered with handwritten additions, with signature of GUINDRE (nephew and successors of the inventor.) The text sells the benefits of salt invented by Mr GUINDRE installed in Versailles and apothecary of Madame la Dauphine and the Countess from Provence. The handwritten additions were intended to make changes for future reprinting. 15 x 22 cm. —————————————————————– AFFICHETTE APOTHICAIRE vers 1820 SEL DÉSOPILANT DE GUINDRE. Prospectus imprimé recto-verso, couvert d’ajouts manuscrite, Read More...

18 Sep

ANAMORPHOSE XVIII ème 10 DE COEUR

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18th century ANAMORPHOSE 10 OF HEART Beautiful watercolor anamorphosis for late 18th century cylindrical mirror. Dated. 46 x 29.5 cm Read More...

16 Sep

Gregorian reflecting telescope by Navarre, ca 1750

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Gregorian reflecting telescope on tripod stand signed ‘Nevarre Paris’. The objective tube (I 35, Ø 5,5 cm) has a black leather binding, focusing to the secondary mirror by and pinion and a long shank. The telescope is supported on a tripod stand by a bracket above a universal ball joint, which is set by three screws. The eyepiece (I 7, Ø 2cm) has a compound ocular around it’s signed ‘Nevarre Paris’ and a screwable sun filter. Navarre François: He bears Read More...

15 Sep

Anamorphose XVIII ème la mendiante 18th century anamorphosis of the beggar

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ANAMORPHOSIS circa 1720 Exceptional anamorphosis engraved and watercolored by hand. Published by MUSSCHENBROEK and signed in ink on the back: AVM. This anamorphosis is part of a series of 12. Stained. 37.5 x 24 cm Read More...

14 Sep

STÉRÉOSCOPE PATENT 1872

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Interesting project to improve a stereoscope submitted on April 29, 1872 by Mr P. Pillet. with the Ministry of Agriculture and Commerce in order to complete a patent dated February 20, 1872. Torn into two pieces, glued back together in the center without loss of text. 21 x 31 cm Intéressant projet d’amélioration d’un stéréoscope déposé le 29 avril 1872 par Mr P. Pillet. auprès du ministère de l’agriculture et du commerce afin de compéter un brevet du 20 février 1872. Déchiré en Read More...

13 Sep

A VERY LARGE SECTOR by Tavernier Gravet c.1880 + case

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A very large sturdy two-armed sector by “Tavernier Gravet, 19 rue Mayet Paris.” Dimension: 42.8 x 5.8 x 0.7 cm (16 ¾ x 2 ¼ x 1/3 “) Case: 45.7 x 11.6 x 3 cm (18 x 4 ½ x 1 ¼ “) Weight: 2 Kg (incl. case) Division: front 10-600 (Line of Chords) ; backside 10-170 (Line of Equal Parts) This sector represents a late witness of a widespread instrument introduced by Galileo. Popular during two centuries, “sectors continued to be used as Read More...

05 Sep

POLYORAMA PANOPTIQUE 1840

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Bel état d’origine pour ce polyorama panoptique pour vue de 9.5 x 14.5 cm.Ce jouet inspiré par le Diorama de Daguerre permettait de regarder des vues transparentes en position jour-nuit Read More...

02 Sep

J. Lebegue & Cie pocket globe

By Van Leest Antiques

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A small terrestrial pocket globe by J. Lebegue & Cie in a mahogany case. The Diameter of the globe is approximately 6 cm and is signed by: J.L. & Cie (Lebegue) Paris. Circa 1870. The company Lebegue & Cie was founded in 1814 by Alphonse Lebegue in Brussels, as a maker of globes. Since circa 1850 as j. Lebegue & Cie based in Paris. The small diameter of this globe is rare for a Lebegue. Look for shop information on Read More...

30 Aug

A. Debrie, collection of notices collected for the 6000th Parvo camera, 1931

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André Debrie, rare collection of notices collected for the release of the 6000th Parvo camera, 1931. Contains: September 19, 1931, For the 6000th “Parvo” camera, Les Établissements André Debrie, bound volume bringing together the following notices: Cinematographic equipment Établissements André Debrie constructors, 161-F, Paris, Établissements André Debrie, 111-113 rue Saint-Maur, nd, 56 p. ; The “Parvo” camera, No. 155, Paris, Établissements André Debrie, 111-113 rue Saint-Maur, nd, 54 p. ; Sound recording equipment, “Parvo” model T camera, PV, Paris, Read More...

26 Aug

12 plaques microscopiques vers 1880

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Set of 12 wooden and glass plates with insect subjects (spider, flea etc.) as well as lichens, or other small fungi or microscopic molds. 10 x 17 cm, glass 38 mm in diameter Ensemble de 12 plaques en bois et verre avec des sujets d’insectes ( araignée, puce etc.. ) ainsi que des lichens, ou autres petits champignons ou moisissures microscopiques. 10 x 17 cm, verre 38 mm de diamètre Read More...

24 Aug

Prism stand with height adjusment signed LeRebours a Paris

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Prism stand with height adjustment signed ‘LeRebours A Paris’. The prisms can be rotated around two mutually perpendicular, horizontal axes. A prism is a transparent optical element with flat, polished surfaces that refract light. The exact angles between the surfaces depend on the application. The traditional geometrical shape is that of a triangular prism with a triangular base and rectangular sides. A prism can be used to break light up into its constituent spectral colors (the colors of the rainbow). Read More...

24 Aug

Étienne-Jules Marey, 1859

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Étienne-Jules Marey, Faculty of Medicine of Paris, N° 45, Thesis for the doctorate in medicine, Presented and defended on March 4, 1859, by Étienne-Jules Marey, born in Beaune (Côte-d’Or), Intern in Medicine and in Surgery of the Civil Hospitals of Paris, Bronze Medal of Hospitals (1854, 1858), Member of the Anatomical Society, Research on the circulation of blood in the physiological state and in diseases, The Candidate will answer the questions that will be made on the various parts Read More...