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DARWIN DIRECTS THAT HARVARD PROFESSOR ASA GRAY  IS TO RECEIVE UNBOUND SHEETS OF HIS:   ORIGIN OF SPECIES

DARWIN, CHARLES. (1809-1882). British naturalist who advanced the idea of evolution. A Superb, and apparently unpublished, Autograph Letter Signed, “Ch. Darwin.”  Three pages, octavo.  “4 Chester Place, Regents Park”,  “Monday”, no year but circa 1860. 

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WHEATSTONE BUILDS AND SELLS HIS:  ELECTRO-MAGNETIC CHRONOSCOPE, A DEVICE CAPABLE OF MEASURING TIME DOWN TO  1/7300 OF A SECOND —  IN 1843!

WHEATSTONE, CHARLES. (1802-1875). Scientist and inventor, a major figure in the development of electric telegraphy. Good scientific Autograph Letter Signed, “C. Wheatstone”.  One full page, octavo.  “20 Conduit St., [London], March 27, 1843”.   

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EINSTEIN, IN THE LAST YEAR OF HIS LIFE COMMENTS:  “I HAVE NOTHING CLEVER TO SAY.  INDEED, I HAVE BECOME A KIND OF AUTHORITY, BUT NOT ENOUGH TO NOT NOTICE WHEN I SAY SOMETHING SILLY.”

EINSTEIN, ALBERT.  (1879-1955).   German-born American physicist and Nobel laureate.  Typed Letter Signed, “A. Einstein”, in German, on his name-imprinted, blind-embossed stationery.  One page, quarto.  “112, Mercer Street, Princeton, New Jersey, U.S.A.” January 10, 1955.

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MAX PLANCK – NOBEL PRZE WINNING PHYSICIST — QUANTUM THEORY

PLANCK, MAX.  (1858–1947).  Nobel Prize winning German physicist who pioneered the understanding of quantum theory.  Typed Letter Signed “Planck” on Der Prasident de Kaiser  [The President / of the Emperor Wihelm Society],  [Germany] imprinted letterhead. One page, quarto. July 27, 1932.

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SAMUEL COLT:   THE INVENTOR OF THE REVOLVER

COLT, SAMUEL.  (1814-62).  American inventor of the revolver.  Rare, and early, Autograph Document Signed, “Samuel Colt”.  One page, small octavo.  New York, October 15, 1836. 

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RARE OFFPRINT PAMPHLET SIGNED BY PAVLOV

PAVLOV, IVAN.  (1849–1936).  Russian physiologist, psychologist, and physician; best known for his investigation of conditioned reflex through the use of experiments involving salivating dogs.   Exceedingly rare, Original German offprint of Pavlov’s article titled: “Die normale Tatigkeit und allgemine Konstitution ser Grosshirnrinde [The normal Activity and General Constitution of the Cerebral Hemispheres].   Skandin Archive of Physiology,  1923. Vol XLIV, Walter de Gruyter & Co, Berlin and Leipzig.    Approx 6 x 9 inches, octavo.  10 pages.  Boldly Signed by Pavlov, on the upper right corner “Vom Verfasser” [from/by the author].

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LORD KELVIN DECLINES TO ACQUIRE THE BONAPARTE LIBRARY

KELVIN, LORD [WILLIAM THOMSON, 1st BARON].  (1824-1907) British Mathematical Physicist & Engineer, namesake of the Kelvin Scale.  Manuscript Letter Signed “Kelvin”, on imprinted “The University, Glasgow” stationery.  1¼ pages,, small octavo. January 24, 1896. [Scotland].

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