Diary and commonplace book of Peres Fobes, 1759-1760

The diary and commonplace book of Perez Fobes is written on unlined pages in a notebook with a sewn binding at the top of the pages; only the edge of the original leather softcover remain. The volume holds handwritten entries added irregularly from August 23, 1759 until December 1760 while Fobes was a student at Harvard College. The topics range from the irreverent, to the mundane, to the theological and scientific. The notebook serves to chronicle both his daily activities, such as books he read, lectures he attended, and travel, as well as a place to note humorous sayings, transcribe book passages, or ponder religious ideas such as original sin. In the volume, Fobes devotes considerable space to the subject of astronomy, and drew a picture of the "The Solar System Serundum Coper[nici] with the Or[bit] of 5 Remarkable Comets." At the back of the book, on unattached pages is a short personal dictionary for the letters A-K kept by Fobes.

Bioastronautics data book.

"Published first as a pilot study in 1962 under the title: NASA life sciences data book."

The book of progress ...

Compiled (with slight exceptions) from the files of the Scientific American.

A manual of the art of bookbinding : containing full instructions in the different branches of forwarding, gilding, and finishing : also, the art of marbling book-edges and paper : the whole designed for the practical workman, the amateur, and the book-collector /

Includes index.

The Year-book of facts in science and art

Mode of access: Internet.

American hand-book of chemical & physical apparatus, minerals, fossils, rare chemicals, etc. ...

Mode of access: Internet.

Getting the most out of business : observations of the application of the scientific method to business practice /

The articles of which this book is the outgrowth appeared in the Caxton during 1913.

Anthropometric source book /

Includes bibliographies and indexes.

Computing mechanisms and linkages; ed. by Hubert M. James [under the supervision of the] Office of Scientific research and development, National Defense Research committee.

Includes bibliographic references and index.

The principles of scientific management.

Mode of access: Internet.

Collections of the Berkshire Historical and Scientific Society.

Mode of access: Internet.

The physician himself and what he should add to his scientific acquirements,

Later editions have title: Book on the physician himself...