HUGE ASTRONOMY COLLECTION – 206 BOOKS ON 2 DVD’S – STAR GAZING, TELESCOPE, SCOPE

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THE ASTRONOMY COLLECTION~~~~~~~~ Atruly wonderful collection of over 200 rare, out-of-print books compiled togetherfor the first time on two unique DVDs covering all aspects of ASTRONOMY andthe wonders of the sky.  Discoverthe wonders of the solar system and the heavens. Read about the history ofastronomy and the stars that have fascinated man since the dawn of time. Studyvintage guides and manuals teaching you how to view the night sky with andwithout the use of a telescope. Uncover the elements and principles ofspherical and physical astronomy, learn about the cycle of celestial objectsand planetary motion, examine the mathematics of the sky, investigate thescience of space and time, and much more! Overall, this is a truly stunningarchive, an absolute must for anyone with an interest in astronomy.  Someof the books contained within this collection are extremely hard-to-find andwill provide a valuable library of reference material for the beginner, amateurand professional astronomer. The full list of titles speaks for itself! Thiswonderful collection of 206 vintage books provides literally 10,000s of pagesof great content and fabulous photos / illustrations for the reader. All of thebooks have been scanned in high quality and preserved forever in pdf format -easy to read on your laptop, computer, tablet, smartphone, kindle or e-reader.You can also print entire books or select pages.  
TheFull List of Titles Included is as Follows:
The AstronomyCollection Disc 1:A beginner’s star-book; an easy guide tothe stars and to the astronomical uses of the opera-glass, the field-glass andthe telescope by E. G. Murphy (1912)A century’s progress in astronomy by H.Macpherson (1906)A compendious system of astronomy by M.Bryan (1797)A compendium of astronomy; containing theelements of the science, familiarly explained and illustrated by D. Olmsted(1850)A cycle of celestial objects  for the use of naval, military, and privateastronomers Vols. 1 & 2 by W. H. Smyth (1844)A field book of the stars by W. T. Olcott(1914)A Handbook of descriptive and practicalastronomy Vols. 1 – 3 by G. F. Chambers (1889)A Manual Of Spherical And PracticalAstronomy Vol. 2 by W. Chauvenet (1891)A new astronomy by D. P. Todd (1897)A new manual of the elements of astronomy,descriptive and mathematical by H. Kiddle (1868)A new resolution of the diameters anddistances of the heavenly bodies by common arithmetic by W. I. Loomis (1868)A popular guide to the heavens by R. S.Ball (1905)A popular handbook and atlas of astronomy,designed as a complete guide to a knowledge of the heavenly bodies and as anaid to those possessing telescopes by W. Peck (1891)A popular history of astronomy during thenineteenth century by A. M. Clerke (1893)A short course in astronomy and the use ofthe globes by H. Kiddle (1871)A short history of astronomy by A. Berry(1899)A study of the sky by H. A. Howe (1896)A text-book of astronomy by G. C. Comstock(1903)A theorem on planetary motion; or,Sunshine and shadow by C. Roberts (1881)A treatise on astronomy, in which theelements of the science are deduced in a natural order by O. Gregory (1803)A treatise on astronomy, spherical andphysical; with astronomical problems, and solar, lunar, and other astronomicaltables by W. A. Norton (1867)A treatise on spherical astronomy by R. S.Ball (1908)A treatise on the principal fixed starsand constellations, with maps, illustrative of them as seen in the four seasonsby H. Whitall (1850)An easy guide to the constellations with aminiature atlas of the stars by J. Gall (1910)An elementary treatise on astronomy by W.A. Norton (1852)An elementary treatise on physicalastronomy by R. Woodhouse (unknown publication date)An historical survey of the astronomy ofthe ancients by G. C. Lewis (1862)An introduction to astronomy by D. Olmsted(1839)An introduction to astronomy by F. R.Moulton (1916)An introduction to astronomy in a seriesof letters by J. Bonnycastle (1822)An introductory treatise on dynamicalastronomy by H. C. Plummer (1918)Ancient calendars and constellations by E.M. Plunket (1903)Astronography, or, Astronomical geographyby E. Willard (1854)Astronomical discovery by H. H. Turner(1904)Astronomical essays, historical anddescriptive by J. E. Gore (1907)Astronomical myths by J. F. Blake (1877)Astronomical tables with precepts, both inEnglish and Latin, for computing the places of the sun, moon, planets, andcomets by E. Halley (1752)Astronomy – a popular handbook by H.Jacoby (1913)Astronomy – Determination of time,longitude, latitude, and azimuth by W. Bowie(1917)Astronomy by A. R. Hinks (1911)Astronomy by J. N. Lockyer (1884)Astronomy by J. P. Rambosson (1878)Astronomy by observation by E. A. Bowen(1886)Astronomy by R. S. Ball (1878)Astronomy by S. Newcomb (1883)Astronomy by W. H. M. Christie (1882)Astronomy explained upon Sir IsaacNewton’s Principles by J. Ferguson (1806)Astronomy for all by B. H. Burgel (1911)Astronomy for amateurs by C. Flammarion(1904)Astronomy for beginners in thirty-twolessons by F. Fellowes (1885)Astronomy for everybody; a popularexposition of the wonders of the heavens by S. Newcomb (1902)Astronomy for schools and colleges by S.Newcomb (1879)Astronomy from a dipper by E. C. Clarke(1909)Astronomy in a nutshell, the chief factsand principles explained in popular language by G. P. Serviss (1912)Astronomy of to-day; a popularintroduction in non-technical language by C. G. Dolmage (1909)Astronomy with an opera glass – a popularintroduction to the study of the starry heavens with the simplest of opticalinstruments by G. P. Serviss (1890)Astronomy with the naked eye; a newgeography of the heavens, with descriptions and charts of constellations,stars, and planets by G. P. Serviss (1908)Astronomy without a telescope; a guide tothe constellations, and introduction to the study of the heavens with theunassisted sight by E. W. Maunder (1904)Astronomy without mathematics by E. B.Grimthorpe (1869)Astronomy, a handy manual for students andothers by F. W. Dyson (1918)Astronomy, new and old by M. S. Brennan(1889)Astronomy; the science of the heavenlybodies by D. P. Todd (1922)Celestial motions, a handy book ofastronomy by W. T. Lynn (1889)Celestial objects for common telescopesVols. 1 & 2 by T. W. Webb (1893)Cosmology by S. Clark (1860)Curiosities of the sky, a popularpresentation of the great riddles and mysteries of astronomy by G. P. Serviss(1909)Descriptive astronomy; an elementaryexposition of the facts, principles, and theories of astronomical science by F.R. Moulton (1912)Easy star lessons by R. A. Proctor (1888)Electro astronomical atlas … withexplanatory notes, questions and answers by J. W. Spoor (1874)Elementary astronomy; a beginner’stext-book by E. S. Holden (1899)Elementary lessons in astronomy by J. N.Lockyer (1889)Elementary mathematical astronomy by C. W.Barlow (1893)Elements of astronomy by C. A. Young(1890)Elements of astronomy by J. Davis (1868)Elements of astronomy by J. H. Wilkins(1828)Elements of astronomy by N. Lockyer (1875)Elements of astronomy by S. H. Peabody(1884)Elements of astronomy by W. J. Rolfe(1868)Elements of descriptive astronomy by H. A.Howe (1897)Elements of theoretical and descriptiveastronomy by C. J. White (1901)Extracts from Greenwich observations, 1855 (1857)First observations in astronomy by M. E.Byrd (1913)Flowers of the sky by R. A. Proctor (1879)From nebula to nebula by G. H. Lepper(1917)Gravitation the determining force by E. S.Chapin (1887)Gravitation; an elementary explanation ofthe principal perturbations in the solar system by G. B. Airey (1884)Great astronomers by R. S. Ball (1895)Guy’s Elements of astronomy by J. Guy(1864)Half-hours with the telescope; being apopular guide to the use of the telescope as a means of amusement andinstruction by R. A. Proctor (1873)Histoire de l’astronomie par E. L. Doublet(1922)Historical Account Of The Origin AndProgress Of Astronomy by J. Narrien (1833)History of astronomy by G. Forbes (1909)History of physical astronomy, from theearliest ages to the middle of the 19th century by R. Grant (1852)How to find the stars, with indications ofthe most interesting objects in the starry heavens, and an account of theastronomical 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 AstronomyCollection Disc 2:I dialoghi di Galileo Galilei sui massimisistemi tolemaico e copernicano  – volumeunico by G. Galilei (1874)In starland with a three-inch telescope; aconveniently arranged guide for the use of the amateur astronomer by W. T.Olcott (1909)In the high heavens by R. S. Ball (1910)Introduction to astronomy by J. I. Plummer(1873)Laboratory astronomy by R. W. Willson (1901)Lessons in astronomy, includinguranography; a brief introductory course without mathematics by C. A. Young(1903)Letters on astronomy by D. Olmsted (1840)Machinery of the heavens – a system ofphysical astronomy by A. P. Pichereau (1884)Manual of astronomy by C. A. Young (1902)Mysteries of time and space by R. A.Proctor (1883)Myths and marvels of astronomy by R. A.Proctor (1877)New theories in astronomy by W. Stirling(1906)Notes on the nebular theory in relation tostellar, solar, planetary, cometary, and geological phenomena by W. F. Stanley(1895)Origin of architectural design; or, Thearchaeology of astronomy by L. H. McCoy (1912)Our own and other worlds by J. Hamilton(1903)Outlines astronomy by J. F. W. Herschel(1902)Planetary and stellar studies – theplanets, stars, and nebulae by J. E. Gore (1888)Pleasures of the telescope by G. P.Serviss (1901)Poolebros’ Celestial handbook by J. A. Colas (1892)Popular astronomy by S. Newcomb (1882)Practical and spherical astronomy by R.Main (1863)Practical astronomy with the unaided eyeby H. Macpherson (1912)Practical talks by an astronomer by H.Jacoby (1902)Publications of the David DunlapObservatory – University of Toronto Vol. 1 (1937 -1952)Recent adventures in astronomy by A. H. Fison(1899)Recreations in astronomy by H. W. Warren(1886)Researches into the origin of theprimitive constellations of the Greeks, Phoenicians and Babylonians Vols. 1& 2 by R. Brown (1899)Round the year with the stars, the chiefbeauties of the starry heavens as seen with the naked eye by G. P. Serviss(1910)Sky wonders by W. W. Rammsay (1893)Smith’s Illustrated astronomy by A. Smith(1855) Someproblems of sidereal astronomy by H. N. Russell (1919)Splendors of the sky by I.M. Lewis (1919)Star groups – a student’s guide to theconstellations by J. E. Gore (1891)Star lore of all ages; a collection ofmyths, legends, and facts concerning the constellations of the Northernhemisphere by W. T. Olcott (1911)Star-gazer’s hand-book; a brief guide foramateur students of astronomy by H. W. Elson (1902)Star-land; being talks with young peopleabout the wonders of the heavens by R. S. Ball (1899)Star-names and their meanings by R. H.Allen (1899)Stars and telescopes by D. P. Todd (1901)Star-studies. What we know of the universeoutside the earth by E. Colbert (1871)Stellar evolution, and its relation togeological time by J. Croll (1889)Studies in astronomy by A. K. Bartlett(1881)Tables of instrumental constants andcorrections for the reduction of transit observations made at the U. S.Naval Observatory by J. R. Eastman (1873)The Adolfo Stahl lectures in astronomy byThe Astronomical Society of The Pacific (1919)The amateur astronomer by G. Riegler(1910)The amateur telescopist’s handbook by F. M.Gibson (1894)The book of stars by A. F. Collins (1920)The call of the stars by J. R. Kippax(1919)The common sights in the heavens by A. W.Drayson (1862)The correlation and conservation ofgravitation and heat, and some of the effects of these forces on the solarsystem by E. Chapin (1867)The earth as a cosmical system by R. Curry(1882)The earth’s beginning by R. S. Ball (1909)The elements of astronomy by D. N. Mallik(1921)The elements of astronomy by S. Vince(1816)The elements of astronomy for surveyors byR. W. Chapman (1919)The elements of astronomy, physical andgeometrical by D. Gregory (1715)The elements of descriptive astronomy byE. O. Tancock (1919)The elements of the theory of astronomy byJ. Hymers (1840)The essence of astronomy; things every oneshould know about the sun, moon, and stars by E. W. Price (1914)The expanse of Heaven; a series of essayson the wonders of the firmament by R. A. Proctor (1889)The family celestial by M. A. Shuler(1915)The first three sections of Newton’s Principia by I. Newton (1821)The geography of the heavens, andclass-book of astronomy accompanied by a celestial atlas by E. H. Burrit (1856)The great centre an astronomical study byJ. C. Hamilton (1892)The great facts of modern astronomy by W.S. Henson (1871)The heavens above – a popular handbook ofastronomy by G. A. Gillet (1882)The heavens and their story by A. Maunder(1908)The heavens; an illustrated handbook ofpopular astronomy by A. Guillemin (1867)The marvels of the heavens by C. Flammarion(1870)The mathematics of the sky by C. J. Burton(1920)The mechanism of the heavens, or, familiarillustrations of astronomy by D. Olmsted (1856)The new astronomy by S. P. Langley (1889)The new heavens by G. E. Hale (1922)The new idea of astronomy and the sight ofthe eye by D. W. Hunt (1878)The pith of astronomy (withoutmathematics); the latest facts and figures as developed by the giant telescopesby S. G. Bayne (1896)The planetarium and astronomicalcalculator by T. Ostrander (1832)The planetary and stellar worlds – apopular exposition of the great discoveries and theories of modern astronomy byO. M. Mitchel (1848)The Road map of the stars by A. R. Parsons(1911)The romance of astronomy by R. K. Miller(1873)The romance of modern astronomy,describing in simple but exact language the wonders of the heavens by H.Macpherson (1911)The romance of the heavens by A. W.Bickerton (1901)The science of astronomy by A. K. Bartlett(1877)The science of the stars by E. W. Maunder(1912)The scientific papers of Sir WilliamHuggins by W. Huggins (1909)The sidereal messenger of Galileo Galileiand a part of the preface to Kepler’s Dioptrics containing the original accountof Galileo’s astronomical discoveries by G. Galilei (1880)The star people by G. Johnson (1921)The star-guide by L. Clark (1886)The stars and constellations; how and whento find and tell them by W. H. Rosser (1879)The stars and the earth by F. Eberty(1849)The stars by G. F. Chambers (1909)The stellar heavens, an introduction tothe study of the stars and nebulae by J. E. Gore (1903)The story of the heavens by R. S. Ball(1891)The story of the stars. New descriptiveastronomy by J. D. Steele (1884)The telescope by M. P. Ward (1869)The Trouvelot astronomical drawings manualby E. L. Trouvelot (1882)The universe and the stars, being anoriginal theory on the visible creation, founded on the laws of nature by T.Wright (1837)The witness of the stars by E. W.Bullinger (1921)The wonders of the heavens by D. Bradford (1837)The worlds of space; a series of populararticles on astronomical subjects by J. E. Gore (1894)The young folks’ astronomy by J. D.Champlin (1881)Thoughts on some important points relatingto the System of the world by J. P. Nichol (1846)Through the depths of space, a primer ofastronomy by H. C. Macpherson (1908)Time’s telescope universal and perpetual,fitted for all countries and capacities by D. Campbell (1734)Trait d’astronomie pratique par A.Souchon (1883)Uranography and practical astronomy,designed for private students by L. Lillard (1866)Uranography, a brief description of theconstellations visible in the United States – with star-maps and lists ofobjects observable with a small telescope by C. A. Young (1917)  An absolute must for anyone with an interest in astronomy, the stars,planets and telescopes an unbelievable treasure trove of information for avery small price! Quick Delivery Free postage within the UK!  All of the files are presented in pdf format, easy to read on yourcomputer, laptop, tablet, smartphone, or any modern Kindle / ebook reader thatcan read pdf files. All files can be printed or transferred between devices.You will need adobe reader to read these files (if you dont already have it)which can be downloaded for free 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. It will work in a laptop orcomputer but will not work on a DVD player or audio CD player. * Main photois for illustration purposes only other photos are example pages from thebooks included on the disc * Pleasecheck our other items for lots more rare specialist book collections! Our Payment Policy:Weonly accept payment via paypal and immediate payment is required once the buyit now button has been clicked. eBay will automatically open an unpaid itemdispute within 4 days if payment isnt received prior.Our Postage / Shipping Policy:Allitems are dispatched within 24hrs of a cleared payment being received.Freepostage within the UK!P&Poutside of the UKis 5.00 for between 1 4 rare collections on disc, each collection thereafteris an extra 0.50.Overseascustomers please allow up to 14 days for international shipping.Our Packaging Policy:AllDVDs and CDs are sealed in a protective plastic sleeve and padded jiffy bagor cardboard mailer.Feedback:It isour aim to deliver a fast, efficient and friendly service to all of ourcustomers. 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