206 ANTIQUE ASTRONOMY BOOKS 2 DVDs – TELESCOPE STARS PLANETS SPACE MOON SCIENCE

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THE ASTRONOMY COLLECTION~~~~~~~~ A truly wonderful collectionof over 200 rare, out-of-print books compiled together for the first time ontwo unique DVDs covering all aspects of ASTRONOMY and the wonders of the sky.  Discover the wonders of thesolar system and the heavens. Read about the history of astronomy and the starsthat have fascinated man since the dawn of time. Study vintage guides andmanuals teaching you how to view the night sky with and without the use of atelescope. Uncover the elements and principles of spherical and physicalastronomy, learn about the cycle of celestial objects and planetary motion,examine the mathematics of the sky, investigate the science of space and time,and much more! Overall, this is a truly stunning archive, an absolute must foranyone with an interest in astronomy.  Some of the books containedwithin this collection are extremely hard-to-find and will provide a valuablelibrary of reference material for the beginner, amateur and professional astronomer.The full list of titles speaks for itself! This wonderful collection of206 vintage books provides literally 10,000s of pages of great content andfabulous photos / illustrations for the reader. All of the books have beenscanned in high quality and preserved forever in pdf format – easy to read onyour laptop, computer, tablet, smartphone, kindle or e-reader. You can alsoprint entire books or select pages.  
The Full List of TitlesIncluded is as Follows:
The Astronomy Collection Disc 1:Abeginner’s star-book; an easy guide to the stars and to the astronomical usesof the opera-glass, the field-glass and the telescope by E. G. Murphy (1912)Acentury’s progress in astronomy by H. Macpherson (1906)Acompendious system of astronomy by M. Bryan (1797)Acompendium of astronomy; containing the elements of the science, familiarlyexplained and illustrated by D. Olmsted (1850)Acycle of celestial objects  for the useof naval, military, and private astronomers Vols. 1 & 2 by W. H. Smyth(1844)Afield book of the stars by W. T. Olcott (1914)AHandbook of descriptive and practical astronomy Vols. 1 – 3 by G. F. Chambers(1889)AManual Of Spherical And Practical Astronomy Vol. 2 by W. Chauvenet (1891)Anew astronomy by D. P. Todd (1897)Anew manual of the elements of astronomy, descriptive and mathematical by H.Kiddle (1868)Anew resolution of the diameters and distances of the heavenly bodies by commonarithmetic by W. I. Loomis (1868)Apopular guide to the heavens by R. S. Ball (1905)Apopular handbook and atlas of astronomy, designed as a complete guide to aknowledge of the heavenly bodies and as an aid to those possessing telescopesby W. Peck (1891)Apopular history of astronomy during the nineteenth century by A. M. Clerke(1893)Ashort course in astronomy and the use of the globes by H. Kiddle (1871)Ashort history of astronomy by A. Berry (1899)Astudy of the sky by H. A. Howe (1896)Atext-book of astronomy by G. C. Comstock (1903)Atheorem on planetary motion; or, Sunshine and shadow by C. Roberts (1881)Atreatise on astronomy, in which the elements of the science are deduced in anatural order by O. Gregory (1803)Atreatise on astronomy, spherical and physical; with astronomical problems, andsolar, lunar, and other astronomical tables by W. A. Norton (1867)Atreatise on spherical astronomy by R. S. Ball (1908)Atreatise on the principal fixed stars and constellations, with maps,illustrative of them as seen in the four seasons by H. Whitall (1850)Aneasy guide to the constellations with a miniature atlas of the stars by J. Gall(1910)Anelementary treatise on astronomy by W. A. Norton (1852)Anelementary treatise on physical astronomy by R. Woodhouse (unknown publicationdate)Anhistorical survey of the astronomy of the ancients by G. C. Lewis (1862)Anintroduction to astronomy by D. Olmsted (1839)Anintroduction to astronomy by F. R. Moulton (1916)Anintroduction to astronomy in a series of letters by J. Bonnycastle (1822)Anintroductory treatise on dynamical astronomy by H. C. Plummer (1918)Ancientcalendars and constellations by E. M. Plunket (1903)Astronography,or, Astronomical geography by E. Willard (1854)Astronomicaldiscovery by H. H. Turner (1904)Astronomicalessays, historical and descriptive by J. E. Gore (1907)Astronomicalmyths by J. F. Blake (1877)Astronomicaltables with precepts, both in English and Latin, for computing the places ofthe sun, moon, planets, and comets by E. Halley (1752)Astronomy- a popular handbook by H. Jacoby (1913)Astronomy- Determination of time, longitude, latitude, and azimuth by W. Bowie (1917)Astronomyby A. R. Hinks (1911)Astronomyby J. N. Lockyer (1884)Astronomyby J. P. Rambosson (1878)Astronomyby observation by E. A. Bowen (1886)Astronomyby R. S. Ball (1878)Astronomyby S. Newcomb (1883)Astronomyby W. H. M. Christie (1882)Astronomyexplained upon Sir Isaac Newton’s Principles by J. Ferguson (1806)Astronomyfor all by B. H. Burgel (1911)Astronomyfor amateurs by C. Flammarion (1904)Astronomyfor beginners in thirty-two lessons by F. Fellowes (1885)Astronomyfor everybody; a popular exposition of the wonders of the heavens by S. Newcomb(1902)Astronomyfor schools and colleges by S. Newcomb (1879)Astronomyfrom a dipper by E. C. Clarke (1909)Astronomyin a nutshell, the chief facts and principles explained in popular language byG. P. Serviss (1912)Astronomyof to-day; a popular introduction in non-technical language by C. G. Dolmage(1909)Astronomywith an opera glass – a popular introduction to the study of the starry heavenswith the simplest of optical instruments by G. P. Serviss (1890)Astronomywith the naked eye; a new geography of the heavens, with descriptions andcharts of constellations, stars, and planets by G. P. Serviss (1908)Astronomywithout a telescope; a guide to the constellations, and introduction to thestudy of the heavens with the unassisted sight by E. W. Maunder (1904)Astronomywithout mathematics by E. B. Grimthorpe (1869)Astronomy,a handy manual for students and others by F. W. Dyson (1918)Astronomy,new and old by M. S. Brennan (1889)Astronomy;the science of the heavenly bodies by D. P. Todd (1922)Celestialmotions, a handy book of astronomy by W. T. Lynn (1889)Celestialobjects for common telescopes Vols. 1 & 2 by T. W. Webb (1893)Cosmologyby S. Clark (1860)Curiositiesof the sky, a popular presentation of the great riddles and mysteries ofastronomy by G. P. Serviss (1909)Descriptiveastronomy; an elementary exposition of the facts, principles, and theories ofastronomical science by F. R. Moulton (1912)Easystar lessons by R. A. Proctor (1888)Electroastronomical atlas … with explanatory notes, questions and answers by J. W.Spoor (1874)Elementaryastronomy; a beginner’s text-book by E. S. Holden (1899)Elementarylessons in astronomy by J. N. Lockyer (1889)Elementarymathematical astronomy by C. W. Barlow (1893)Elementsof astronomy by C. A. Young (1890)Elementsof astronomy by J. Davis (1868)Elementsof astronomy by J. H. Wilkins (1828)Elementsof astronomy by N. Lockyer (1875)Elementsof astronomy by S. H. Peabody (1884)Elementsof astronomy by W. J. Rolfe (1868)Elementsof descriptive astronomy by H. A. Howe (1897)Elementsof theoretical and descriptive astronomy by C. J. White (1901)Extractsfrom Greenwichobservations, 1855 (1857)Firstobservations in astronomy by M. E. Byrd (1913)Flowersof the sky by R. A. Proctor (1879)Fromnebula to nebula by G. H. Lepper (1917)Gravitationthe determining force by E. S. Chapin (1887)Gravitation;an elementary explanation of the principal perturbations in the solar system byG. B. Airey (1884)Greatastronomers by R. S. Ball (1895)Guy’sElements of astronomy by J. Guy (1864)Half-hourswith the telescope; being a popular guide to the use of the telescope as ameans of amusement and instruction by R. A. Proctor (1873)Histoirede l’astronomie par E. L. Doublet (1922)HistoricalAccount Of The Origin And Progress Of Astronomy by J. Narrien (1833)Historyof astronomy by G. Forbes (1909)Historyof physical astronomy, from the earliest ages to the middle of the 19th centuryby R. Grant (1852)Howto find the stars, with indications of the most interesting objects in thestarry heavens, and an account of the astronomical lantern and its use by J. F.Clarke (1878)Hutchinson’sSplendour of the heavens; a popular authoritative astronomy Vols. 1 & 2 byT. Phillips (1923) The Astronomy Collection Disc 2:Idialoghi di Galileo Galilei sui massimi sistemi tolemaico e copernicano  – volume unico by G. Galilei (1874)Instarland with a three-inch telescope; a conveniently arranged guide for the useof the amateur astronomer by W. T. Olcott (1909)Inthe high heavens by R. S. Ball (1910)Introductionto astronomy by J. I. Plummer (1873)Laboratoryastronomy by R. W. Willson (1901)Lessonsin astronomy, including uranography; a brief introductory course withoutmathematics by C. A. Young (1903)Letterson astronomy by D. Olmsted (1840)Machineryof the heavens – a system of physical astronomy by A. P. Pichereau (1884)Manualof astronomy by C. A. Young (1902)Mysteriesof time and space by R. A. Proctor (1883)Mythsand marvels of astronomy by R. A. Proctor (1877)Newtheories in astronomy by W. Stirling (1906)Noteson the nebular theory in relation to stellar, solar, planetary, cometary, andgeological phenomena by W. F. Stanley (1895)Originof architectural design; or, The archaeology of astronomy by L. H. McCoy (1912)Ourown and other worlds by J. Hamilton (1903)Outlinesastronomy by J. F. W. Herschel (1902)Planetaryand stellar studies – the planets, stars, and nebulae by J. E. Gore (1888)Pleasuresof the telescope by G. P. Serviss (1901)Poole bros’ Celestial handbook byJ. A. Colas (1892)Popularastronomy by S. Newcomb (1882)Practicaland spherical astronomy by R. Main (1863)Practicalastronomy with the unaided eye by H. Macpherson (1912)Practicaltalks by an astronomer by H. Jacoby (1902)Publicationsof the David Dunlap Observatory – University of Toronto Vol. 1 (1937 -1952)Recentadventures in astronomy by A. H. Fison (1899)Recreationsin astronomy by H. W. Warren (1886)Researchesinto the origin of the primitive constellations of the Greeks, Phoenicians andBabylonians Vols. 1 & 2 by R. Brown (1899)Roundthe year with the stars, the chief beauties of the starry heavens as seen withthe naked eye by G. P. Serviss (1910)Skywonders by W. W. Rammsay (1893)Smith’sIllustrated astronomy by A. Smith (1855) Some problems of sidereal astronomy by H.N. Russell (1919)Splendorsof the sky by I. M. Lewis (1919)Stargroups – a student’s guide to the constellations by J. E. Gore (1891)Starlore of all ages; a collection of myths, legends, and facts concerning theconstellations of the Northern hemisphere by W. T. Olcott (1911)Star-gazer’shand-book; a brief guide for amateur students of astronomy by H. W. Elson(1902)Star-land;being talks with young people about the wonders of the heavens by R. S. Ball(1899)Star-namesand their meanings by R. H. Allen (1899)Starsand telescopes by D. P. Todd (1901)Star-studies.What we know of the universe outside the earth by E. Colbert (1871)Stellarevolution, and its relation to geological time by J. Croll (1889)Studiesin astronomy by A. K. Bartlett (1881)Tablesof instrumental constants and corrections for the reduction of transitobservations made at the U.  S. Naval Observatory by J. R. Eastman (1873)TheAdolfo Stahl lectures in astronomy by The Astronomical Society of The Pacific(1919)Theamateur astronomer by G. Riegler (1910)Theamateur telescopist’s handbook by F. M. Gibson (1894)Thebook of stars by A. F. Collins (1920)Thecall of the stars by J. R. Kippax (1919)Thecommon sights in the heavens by A. W. Drayson (1862)Thecorrelation and conservation of gravitation and heat, and some of the effectsof these forces on the solar system by E. Chapin (1867)Theearth as a cosmical system by R. Curry (1882)Theearth’s beginning by R. S. Ball (1909)Theelements of astronomy by D. N. Mallik (1921)Theelements of astronomy by S. Vince (1816)Theelements of astronomy for surveyors by R. W. Chapman (1919)Theelements of astronomy, physical and geometrical by D. Gregory (1715)Theelements of descriptive astronomy by E. O. Tancock (1919)Theelements of the theory of astronomy by J. Hymers (1840)Theessence of astronomy; things every one should know about the sun, moon, andstars by E. W. Price (1914)Theexpanse of Heaven; a series of essays on the wonders of the firmament by R. A.Proctor (1889)Thefamily celestial by M. A. Shuler (1915)Thefirst three sections of Newton’s Principia by I.Newton (1821)Thegeography of the heavens, and class-book of astronomy accompanied by acelestial atlas by E. H. Burrit (1856)Thegreat centre an astronomical study by J. C. Hamilton (1892)Thegreat facts of modern astronomy by W. S. Henson (1871)Theheavens above – a popular handbook of astronomy by G. A. Gillet (1882)Theheavens and their story by A. Maunder (1908)Theheavens; an illustrated handbook of popular astronomy by A. Guillemin (1867)Themarvels of the heavens by C. Flammarion (1870)Themathematics of the sky by C. J. Burton (1920)Themechanism of the heavens, or, familiar illustrations of astronomy by D. Olmsted(1856)Thenew astronomy by S. P. Langley (1889)Thenew heavens by G. E. Hale (1922)Thenew idea of astronomy and the sight of the eye by D. W. Hunt (1878)Thepith of astronomy (without mathematics); the latest facts and figures asdeveloped by the giant telescopes by S. G. Bayne (1896)Theplanetarium and astronomical calculator by T. Ostrander (1832)Theplanetary and stellar worlds – a popular exposition of the great discoveriesand theories of modern astronomy by O. M. Mitchel (1848)TheRoad map of the stars by A. R. Parsons (1911)Theromance of astronomy by R. K. Miller (1873)Theromance of modern astronomy, describing in simple but exact language thewonders of the heavens by H. Macpherson (1911)Theromance of the heavens by A. W. Bickerton (1901)Thescience of astronomy by A. K. Bartlett (1877)Thescience of the stars by E. W. Maunder (1912)Thescientific papers of Sir William Huggins by W. Huggins (1909)Thesidereal messenger of Galileo Galilei and a part of the preface to Kepler’sDioptrics containing the original account of Galileo’s astronomical discoveriesby G. Galilei (1880)Thestar people by G. Johnson (1921)Thestar-guide by L. Clark (1886)Thestars and constellations; how and when to find and tell them by W. H. Rosser(1879)Thestars and the earth by F. Eberty (1849)Thestars by G. F. Chambers (1909)Thestellar heavens, an introduction to the study of the stars and nebulae by J. E.Gore (1903)Thestory of the heavens by R. S. Ball (1891)Thestory of the stars. New descriptive astronomy by J. D. Steele (1884)Thetelescope by M. P. Ward (1869)TheTrouvelot astronomical drawings manual by E. L. Trouvelot (1882)Theuniverse and the stars, being an original theory on the visible creation,founded on the laws of nature by T. Wright (1837)Thewitness of the stars by E. W. Bullinger (1921)Thewonders of the heavens by D. Bradford (1837)Theworlds of space; a series of popular articles on astronomical subjects by J. E.Gore (1894)Theyoung folks’ astronomy by J. D. Champlin (1881)Thoughtson some important points relating to the System of the world by J. P. Nichol(1846)Throughthe depths of space, a primer of astronomy by H. C. Macpherson (1908)Time’stelescope universal and perpetual, fitted for all countries and capacities byD. Campbell(1734)Traitd’astronomie pratique par A. Souchon (1883)Uranographyand practical astronomy, designed for private students by L. Lillard (1866)Uranography,a brief description of the constellations visible in the United States – withstar-maps and lists of objects observable with a small telescope by C. A. Young(1917)  An absolute mustfor anyone with an interest in astronomy, the stars, planets and telescopes an unbelievable treasure trove of information for a very small price! Quick Delivery Free postage within the UK!  All of the files arepresented in pdf format, easy to read on your computer, laptop, tablet,smartphone, or any modern Kindle / ebook reader that can read pdf files. Allfiles can be printed or transferred between devices. You will need adobe readerto read these files (if you dont already have it) which can be downloaded forfree from www.adobe.com. For some devices you may need to convert the pdf files. A free programcalled Calibre can be used to do this and can be included on the DVD ifrequested.  Please note that this is a data DVD that will contain all of the books,documents and material listed in this auction. 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