1949. Informative booklet for the Seventh Pacific Science Congress in 1949 - held at Auckland and Christchurch, New Zealand.
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1975. 1st edition. An account of the invention, development, and limited manufacture of Felix Wankel's revolutionary rotary combustion engine.
1969. Proceedings of a two-day symposium, 1st / 2nd September 1969 to celebrate the Bicentenary of the granting of a Patent to James Watt for a Separate Condenser for the Steam Engine
1907. 1st edition. A collection of lectures on the Theories of Chemistry by Svante Arrhenius delivered at the University of California, Berkeley, during the summer of 1904.
1905. 1st edition. This is a popular account of the relations of radium to the natural world, to scientific thought, and to human life.
1960. An authoritative study which traces the history of circumstances of the nursing profession.
1995. This comprehensive, easy-to-use guide tells the fascinating story of one of the greatest scientific achievements of our times, the conquest of space.
1950. A guide to better stock health specially written for farmers.
1954. 1st edition. Translated from the German by Marguerite Waldman.
1988. A brilliant researcher and Professorial Fellow at Gonville and Caius College.
1957. 1st edition. Vintage technical and reference about solar power.
2000. 1st edition. Over the past several years, extraordinary numbers of deformed frogs have been discovered, not only in the waters of Minnesota, but in lakes & ponds across the U.S., Canada.
2007. 1st edition. A collection of visual comparisons that will appeal to all those interested in the environment and the impact of climate change on the world around us in the last century.
1974. 1st edition. Discusses the ships, small boats, and airplanes that have mysteriously vanished in the area between Florida, Bermuda, and Puerto Rico.
1967. Vintage book written for amateur meteorologists.
1997. In 1913, amateur archaeologist Charles Dawson discovered a human cranium alongside an apelike jaw.
1978. A description of the art of holography in both lucid and entertaining fashion for the general reader and non-specialist.
1969. The story of Apollo 11 moon landing.
1950. 1st edition. 42 short chapters touching every phase of child development, some reprinted from other sources.
1977. 1st edition. Theories and methods of archeological interpretation.
2010. Originally published by John Wiley in 1894.
1988. Proceedings of the Electrical Engineering Advisory Committee feature session for Electrical Supply in New Zealand.
2007. 1st edition. Revised and updated! Identify over 500 of the most collectible minerals quickly and easily with this fully photographed field guide.
1985. The nature of comets and the extraordinary life of Edmond Halley himself.
1967. A comprehensively detailed study of the iron work and tool making industries and the men who led them.
1957. 1st edition. This book is a symposium of papers written by a number of the leading scientists in the Dominion today.
1977. 1st edition. Vintage technical and reference science book.
1940. Their aetiology, diagnosis, treatment and control. Vintage technical and reference.
Published 2004. Part of the Machinery's Reference Series.
1961. A large number of chemical experiments for young chemists. Rare and collectable.
2016. Reads like a thriller - and reveals many secrets...one of the great entrepreneurial stories of our time.
1954. 1st edition. What you should know about atomic energy. Collectable.
1962. Information about the history and use of hex symbols in the Pennsylvania Dutch country of SE PA.
1999. The stress placed on cultures through history by the effects of the El Nino weather systems.
1950. Technical reference for construction of timber framed houses.
1945. 1st edition. The story of invention and discovery vividly described and illustrated.
2004. Explains the many uses of electricity in the modern world.
2011. Traces the fascinating history of our attempts at self-improvement but also questions their value.