First Edition. A classic. With 47 half-tone plates and 247 in-text illustrations. First edition (first printing). A very good hardcover copy with some wear to the corners. Small previous owner's name on the front free endpaper.

Third Edition. Third edition, slightly expanded from the first edition. Illustrated with 154 figures. 151 pages. Part II (not present here) was devoted to advance microscopy. First edition (first printing). Light shelfwear, thus very good in green cloth. No dust jacket.

First Edition. Illustrated with 131 figures; with a price-list for the equipment mentioned in the text. 144 pages, First edition (first printing). Light shelfwear, thus very good in green cloth. No dust jacket.

36th edition. Dated based on a reference to a factory expansion in 1936. 260 pages. A good paperback copy, with general wear.

First Edition. A popular book on the subject, which was revised at least three times, about a decade apart, as photo technology changed rapidly. This is the original edition. Illustrated throughout. 322 pages, with 10 collotype plates at the end. First edition (first printing). A near fine hardcover copy in red.....

First Edition. An English translation from the German of the first seven (of ten) chapters of the 1877 edition of Das Mikroskop. The preface explains why this translation lacks the final three chapters: the manuscript and all but one copy of the printed edition were burned in a fire at the.....

First Edition. "The success of the author's former, larger, more pretentious, and more expensive treatise on Photo-micrography, and the desire to put into the hands of wholly inexperienced workers a manual, brief, explicit, practical, and moderate in price, have led to the production of this book"—preface. This edition is undated (1893.....

First Edition. xiv, 266 pages. 164 illustrations. First edition (first printing). A near fine copy in the publisher's red fabrikoid binding.

Fifth ediiton. A 19th century how-to guide. With 100 full-page plates. xvi, 518, [10] pages. Rebound in red cloth, else very good. Previous owner's name dated 1939; with marginal pencil notations in the margins of some pages.

First Edition. Focuses on what one can see under a microscope. 144 pages. 9 black-and-white plates. First edition (first printing). Old tide marks along top edge of page block, else very good. Ownership signature of F. P. Graves, Harvard Dental School.

First Edition. A popular introduction to the microscope, which stayed in print for nearly 50 years. Illustrated with 20 full-page black-and-white plates and 25 line drawings. viii, 88 pages. First edition (first printing). A very good copy in the publisher's blue cloth; lacking the dust jacket.

First Edition. 104 pages, with 8 black-and-white plates. A very good hardcover copy; spine tanned.