Strasbourg, Chez l’auteur, 1931; in-4 paperback, 514 pages, printed cover and spine. Prefaced by E. Esclangon, Director of the Observatoire National de Paris. Reference work on astronomical clocks, profusely illustrated. A good, uncut copy in like-new condition.
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The most remarkable astronomical and monumental clocks from Antiquity to the present day.
The most remarkable astronomical and monumental clocks from Antiquity to the present day. Ungerer (Alfred). 1931.
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| Author |
Ungerer (Alfred) |
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| Edition |
1st Edition |
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XXe |
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