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ALBERT EINSTEIN AND THOMAS MANN  — COME TOGETHER TO RAISE FUNDS FOR REFUGEES FLEEING FROM EUROPE IN 1938

“IN OUR TIME, IT BECOMES PARTICULARLY CLEAR THAT HUMANITY AND READINESS TO SERVE MEAN MORE TO SOCIETY THAN ALL WISDOM AND TECHNICAL PROGRESS.  THE POSSESSION OF POWER AS A TOOL IS LESS DECISIVE THAN THE DIRECTED IDEA IN WHICH IT IS USED.”

EINSTEIN, ALBERT.  (1879-1955) Theoretical Physicist. [and] MANN, THOMAS (1875-1955) German novelist, short story writer, and Nobel laureate.  An exceedingly-rare specially bound booklet entitled:  “g-o-i-n-g, G-O-I-N-G, GONE! Rare Book Auction”, being a listing of collectable books and autographs gathered to be sold for the cause.    Signed by each author at the conclusion of their remarks.

$22,500.00
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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 A Superb, and apparently unpublished, Autograph Letter Signed, “Ch.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. 

$82,500.00
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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”.   

$2000.00
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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.

$9500.00
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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.

$950.00
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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. 

$3500.00
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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].

$995.00
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