SIC Classified Bibliography
Scientific Instrument Commission
SIC Classified Bibliography
A Classified Bibliography on the History of Scientific Instruments
by G.L'E. Turner and D.J. Bryden
Originally published in 1997, this Classified Bibliography is "Based on the SIC Annual Bibliographies of books, pamphlets, catalogues and articles on studies of historic scientific instruments, compiled by G.L'E. Turner, 1983 to 1995, and issued by the Scientific Instrument Commission. Classified and edited by D.J. Bryden" (text from the inside cover page of the original printed document). Dates for items in this bibliography range from 1979 to 1996. The following "Acknowledgments" text is from page iv of the original printed document:
The compiler thanks the many colleagues throughout the world who over the years have drawn his attention to publications for inclusion in the Annual Bibliography.
The editor thanks Miss Veronica Thomson for capturing on disc the first 6 bibliographies.
G.L'E. Turner, Oxford
D.J. Bryden, Edinburgh
April 1997
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ASTROLABE
ACKERMANN, S., ‘Mutabor: Die Umarbeitung eines mittelalterlichen Astrolabs im 17. Jahrhundert’, in: von GOTSTEDTER, A. (ed), Ad Radices: Festband zum fünfzigjährrigen Bestehen des Instituts für Geschichte der Naturwissenschaften der Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universtät Frankfurt am Main (Stuugart: Franz Steiner Verlag, 1994), 193-209.
ARCHINARD, M., Astrolabe (Geneva: Musée d'histoire des Sciences de Genève, 1983). 40pp.
BORST, A., Astrolab und Klosterreform an der Jahrtausendwende (Heidelberg: Carl Winter Universitatsverlag, 1989) (Sitzungsberichte der Heidelberger Akademie der Wissenschaften Philosophisch-historische Klasse). 134pp.
BROUGHTON, P., ‘The Christian Island "Astrolabe" ’, Journal of the Royal Astronomical Society of Canada, 80, no.3 (1986), 142-53.
DEKKER, E., ‘An Unrecorded Medieval Astrolabe Quadrant c.1300’, Annals of Science, 52 (1995), 1-47.
DIEKHOFF, R., ‘Cosmographia planisphaeria: Ein Arsenius-Astrolabium des späten 16. Jahrhunderts im Kölnischen Stadtmuseum’, Kölner Museums Bulletin, 2 (1990), 23-44.
FELLI, M., L'Astrolabio di Galileo (Florence: Istituto e Museo di Storia della Scienza, 1983). 32pp. With card model of astrolabe.
FIELD, J.V. and Wright, M.T., Early Gearing: Geared Mechanisms in the Ancient and Medieval World (London: Science Museum, 1985). 48pp.
FIELD, J.V. and WRIGHT, M.T., with HILL, D.R., Byzantine and Arabic Mathematical Gearing (London: Science Museum, 1985). 77pp. Reprinted papers from Annals of Science, 42 (1985), 87-163: FIELD, J.V and WRIGHT, M.T., ‘Gears from the Byzantines: a Portable Sundial with Calendrical Gearing’ and HILL, D.R., ‘Al-Birúní’s Mechanical Calendar’.
van GENT, R.H., The Portable Universe: two Astrolabes of the Museum Boerhaave (Communication 259) (Leiden: Museum Boerhaave, 1994). 44pp.
GIBBS, S., with SALIBA, G., Planispheric astrolabes from the National Museum of American History (Smithsonian Studies in History and Technology No. 45) (Washington DC: Smithsonian Institution Press, 1984). 231pp.
GLASEMANN, R., ‘Reinhard; Zwei mittelalterliche französische Astrolabien’, in: von GOTSTEDTER, A. (ed), Ad Radices: Festband zum fünfzigjährrigen Bestehen des Instituts für Geschichte der Naturwissenschaften der Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universtät Frankfurt am Main (Stuugart: Franz Steiner Verlag, 1994), 211-230.
GORDON, R.B., ‘Sixteenth-Century Metalworking Technology used in the Manufacture of two German Astrolabes’, Annals of Science, 44 (1987), 71-84.
GORDON, R.B., ‘Metallography of brass in a 16th century astrolabe’, Historical Metallurgy: The Journal of the Historical Metallurgy Society, 20 (1986), 93-6.
de GRAEVE, J., ‘La provenance de l’astrolabe "carolingien" de Marcel Destombes’, Physis: Rivista Internazionale di storia della scienza new series 32 (1995), 209-216.
GRATUZE, B. and BARRANDON, J.-N., ‘Nouvelles analyses de l’astrolabe latin AI.86-31’, Physis: Rivista Internazionale di storia della scienza new series 32 (1995), 433-438.
d’HOLLANDER, R., ‘Etude comparative entre l’astrolabe dit "carolingien" et l’astrolabe d’Abù-Bakr ibn Yusuf de Toulouse’, Physis: Rivista Internazionale di storia della scienza new series 32 (1995), 405-420.
KESTEVEN, M., ‘Ferguson’s Astronomical Clock, Astrolabes and Stereographic projections’, Antiquarian Horology 14 (1983-4), 602-608.
KING, D.A., ‘Rewriting history through instruments: the secrets of a medieval astrolabe from Picardy,’ in : ANDERSON, R.G.W., BENNETT, J.A., and RYAN, W.F. (eds), Making Instruments Count: Essays on Historical Scientific Instruments presented to Gerard L'Estrange Turner (Aldershot: Variorum, 1993), 42-62.
KING, D. A., ‘Über historische Modelle des Universums in drei und in zwei Dimensionen- die Armillarsphäre und das Astrolab’, in: MÜLLER, U. (ed), 450 Jahre Copernicus "De revolutionibus": Astronomische und mathe-matische Bücher aus Schweinfurter Bibliotheken (Veröffentlichungen des Stadtarchivs Schweinfurt, Nr.9, 1993), 123-137.
KING, D.A., ‘The Ciphers of the Monks and the Astrolabe of Berselius Reconsidered’, in: DEMIDOV, S.S. et al. (eds), Amphora: Festschrift für Hans Wussing zum 65. Geburtstag (Basel: Birkhäuser, 1992), 375-388.
KING, D.A., ‘Vergessene Schätze des Mittelalters’, Forschung Frankfurt, 11, pt 4 (1993), 2-13.
KING, D.A., ‘Ein vergessenes Zahlensystem des mittelalterlichen Mönchtums’, in: von GOTSTEDTER, A. (ed), Ad Radices: Festband zum fünfzigjährrigen Bestehen des Instituts für Geschichte der Naturwissenschaften der Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universtät Frankfurt am Main (Stuugart: Franz Steiner Verlag, 1994), 405-420.
KING, D.A., ‘The earliest known european astrolabe in the light of other early astrolabes’, Physis: Rivista Internazionale di storia della scienza new series 32 (1995), 359-404.
KING, D.A. and TURNER, G.L’E., ‘The Astrolabe Presented by Regiomontanus to Cardinal Bessarion in 1462', Nuncius: Annali di Storia della Scienza, 9, fas.1 (1994), 165-206, 15 plts.
LEVI-DONATI, G.R., ‘Uno strumento ritovato: l’Astrolabio perugino dell’anno 1498’, Bollettino della Deputazione di Storia Patria per l'Umbria, 90 (Perugia, 1993).
MADDISON, F.R, ‘The planispheric astrolabe. A brief modern bibliographic guide’, Horlogical Journal, 80 no.4 (1987), 14-15.
MADDISON, F.R., ‘The Barber’s Astrolabe’, Interdisciplinary Science Reviews, 17 (1992), 349-355.
MÁRCOVA, A., ‘El Tratado del Astrolabio de Mošé Almosnino en un manuscrito de Leningrado’, Sefarad, 51, 2 (1991), 437-446.
MUNDÓ. A.N., ‘Analyse paléographique de l’astrolabe "carolingien" ’, Physis: Rivista Internazionale di storia della scienza new series 32 (1995), 303-322.
PIERDOMINICI, N., ‘Il "Trattato dell’Astrolabio" di Chaucer’, Annali della Facoltà di Lettere e Filosophia della Università di Macerata, [?1995?], 45-58.
POULLE, E., ‘L’Astrolabe sphérique dans l’Occident latin’, in HACKMANN ,W.D. and TURNER, A.J. (eds), Learning, Language and Invention: Essays presented to Francis Maddison (Aldershot and Paris: Variorum and Société de l’Astrolabe, 1994), 223-237.
POULLE, E., ‘La littérature astrolabique latine jusqu’au XIIIe siècle’, Physis: Rivista Internazionale di storia della scienza, new series 32 (1995), 227-238.
RAU, H. and SCHALDACH, K., ‘Vertikalsonnenuhren des 6.-14. Jahrhunderts’, in: von GOTSTEDTER, A. (ed), Ad Radices: Festband zum fünfzigjährrigen Bestehen des Instituts für Geschichte der Naturwissenschaften der Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universtät Frankfurt am Main (Stuugart: Franz Steiner Verlag, 1994), 273-290.
SAMSÓ, J., ‘Roma et Francia (=Ifranja) in M. Destombes’ Carolingian Astrolabe’, Physis: Rivista Internazionale di storia della scienza new series 32 (1995), 239-252.
SAUNDERS, H.S., All the Astrolabes (Oxford: Senecio 1984). 102pp.
SCHMIDL, P., ‘Ein Astrolab aus dem 17. Jahrhundert - prachtvoll und verfälscht’, in: von GOTSTEDTER, A. (ed), Ad Radices: Festband zum fünfzigjährrigen Bestehen des Instituts für Geschichte der Naturwissenschaften der Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universtät Frankfurt am Main (Stuugart: Franz Steiner Verlag, 1994), 291-314.
STAUTZ, B., ‘Die früheste bekannte Formgebung der Astrolabien’, in: von GOTSTEDTER, A. (ed), Ad Radices: Festband zum fünfzigjährrigen Bestehen des Instituts für Geschichte der Naturwissenschaften der Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universtät Frankfurt am Main (Stuugart: Franz Steiner Verlag, 1994), 315-328.
STEVENS, W.M., ‘Paleographic studies of the letter forms on the Mater and Tympana of astrolabe AI. 86-31’, Physis: Rivista Internazionale di storia della scienza new series 32 (1995), 253-302.
TALBOT, S., ‘Astrolabes and Electrotypes: An Enquiry’, Bulletin of the Scientific Instrument Society, No. 46 (1995), 18-22.
TIHON, A., ‘Traités byzantins sur l’astrolabe’, Physis: Rivista Internazionale di storia della scienza new series 32 (1995), 323-358.
TOLL, C., ‘A Persian Astrolabe from AH 1187/AD 1773-74', Oriental Suecana, 38/9 (1989/90),
163-70.
TURNER, A.J. (ed), Etudes 1987-1989, Astrolabica 5 (Paris: Société Internationale de l’Astrolabe, 1989).
TURNER, A.J., ‘Destombiam discovery and doubt: the problem of the "oldest latin astrolabe" ’, Physis: Rivista Internazionale di storia della scienza new series 32 (1995), 191-208.
TURNER, G.L'E., ‘The three Astrolabes of Gerard Mercator’, Annals of Science, 51 (1994), 329-353.
TURNER, G.L'E., ‘ "To find the mind’s construction in the face": The Newly-Discovered Astrolabes of Mercator’, Bulletin of the Scientific Instrument Society, No. 43 (1994), 16-21.
TURNER, G.L'E., ‘The Discovery of Gerard Mercator’s Astrolabes’, Sartoniana [Ghent], 8 (1995), 33-44.
TURNER, G.L'E., ‘An Astrolabe for Alessandro Farnese, Duke of Parma, by Erasmus Habermel’, Catalogue (London: Christie Manson & Woods, 11 October 1995), 8-30.
TURNER, G.L’E., ‘The craftsmanship of the "Carolingian" astrolabe, IC 3042’, Physis: Rivista Internazionale di storia della scienza new series 32 (1995), 421-432.
TURNER, G.L'E. and DEKKER,E., ‘An Astrolabe attributed to Gerard Mercator, c.1570’, Annals of Science, 50 (1993), 403-443.
TURNER, G.L'E. and DEKKER, E., ‘The first instruments of Gerard Mercator to be identified: three astrolabes’, in: LÖFFLER, R. and TROMANAU, G. (eds), Gerhard Mercator, Europa und die Welt (Duisburg: Stadthistorisches Museum, 1994), 197-210.
TURNER, G.L'E. and DEKKER, E., ‘Les Astrolabes’, in: WATELET, M. (ed), Gérard Mercator Cosmographe: le temps et l'espace (Antwerp: Fonds Mercator Paribas, 1994), 178-191.
del VALLE, C., ‘El manuscrito hebreo del Tratado del Astrolabio de R. Mošé Almosnino’, Sefarad, 51, 2 (1991), 455-457.
WLODARCZYK, J., ‘The Armillary Astrolabe’, Journal for the History of Astronomy, 18 (1987), 173-95.
ASTRONOMICAL MODELS - Includes Armillary Spheres, Globes and Orreries &c
APPLEBY, J.H., ‘The Russia Company and John Rowley’s Orrery’, Bulletin of the Scientific Instrument Society 36 (1993), 15.
BARTHA, L., ‘Ein Renaissance-Himmelsglobus als astronomisches Instrument: Der Dorn-Byloca-Globus aus dem Jahr 1480’, Der Globusfreund 38-39 (1990), 37-44.
BAYNES-COPE, A.D., ‘The Study and Conservation of Globes’, Der Globusfreund, 33-34 (1986), 1-80.
BAYNES-COPE, A.D., ‘Problems in re-shaping globes’, Der Globusfreund 35-37 (1987), 33-35.
BEDINI, S.A., Clockwork Cosmos: Bernard Facini and the Farnese Planisferologio (Vatican City: Biblioteca Apostolica Vaticana, 1985). 221pp.
BEDINI, S.A., ‘The Galilean Jovilabe’, Nuncius: Annali di Storia della Scienza, 1 (1986), 25-46.
BEDINI, S.A., ‘In pursuit of provenance; the George Graham Proto-Orreries’, in HACKMANN,W.D. and TURNER, A.J. (eds), Learning, Language and Invention: Essays presented to Francis Maddison (Aldershot and Paris: Variorum and Société de l’Astrolabe, 1994), 54-77.
BROWN, O., The Whipple Museum of the History of Science Catalogue 4: Spheres, Globes & Orreries (Cambridge: Whipple Museum, 1983). 23pp.
CRIÑO, A.M. and WALLIS, H., ‘New researches on the Molyneux Globes’, Der Globusfreund 35-37 (1987), 11-17.
DAHL. E.H., ‘Globes at the National Archives of Canada’, Der Globusfreund 40-41 (1992), 123-136.
DAVIDS, C.A., ‘The use of globes on ships of the Dutch East-India Company’, Der Globusfreund 35-37 (1987), 69-78.
DEKKER, E., De Leidsche Sphaera: Een uitzonderlijk planetarium uit de zeventiende eeuw (Leiden: Museum Boerhaave, mededeling no. 219, 1985). 45pp.
DEKKER, E., ‘Early Explorations of the Southern Celestial Sky’, Annals of Science, 44 (1987), 439-70.
DEKKER, E., ‘Conspicuous features on 16th century celestial globes’, Der Globusfreund 43-44 (1995), 77-97.
DEKKER, E. and van der KROGT, P., Globes from the Western World (London: Zwemmer, 1993). 183pp.
EDGE, J.R., ‘A Terrestrial Globe by William Bardin, with some Unusual Magnetic Features’, Bulletin of the Scientific Instrument Society, No.39 (1993), 16-18.
FIRNEIS M.G. and GRÖSSING, H., ‘Das Meteoroskop des Regiomontanus: Ein Instruments zer Bestimmung geographischer Koorinaten’, Der Globusfreund 31-32 (1983), 140-156.
HOLBROOK, M., ‘Beschreibung des Himmelsglobus von Henricus, Arnoldus und Jacobus van Langren und eines Planetariums von H. van Laun in Historischen Museum zu Frankfurt am Main’, Der Globusfreund 31-32 (1983), 69-76.
KAMMER, W., ‘Ingelheim: Liste alter Globen im Bundesland Hessen und aus einer Sammlung in Ingleheim in Rheinhessen, 2 Teil’, Der Globusfreund 31-31 (1983), 15-68.
KAMMER, W., ‘Liste alter Globen im Bundesland Rheinland-Pfalz der Bundesrepublik Deutschland’, Der Globusfreund 40-41 (1992), 89-117.
KING, D. A., ‘Über historische Modelle des Universums in drei und in zwei Dimensionen- die Armillarsphäre und das Astrolab’, in: MÜLLER, U. (ed), 450 Jahre Copernicus "De revolutionibus": Astronomische und mathe-matische Bücher aus Schweinfurter Bibliotheken (Veröffentlichungen des Stadtarchivs Schweinfurt, Nr.9, 1993), 123-137.
KRATZSCH, K., Alte Globen aus den Bestanden der Nationalen Forschungs-und Gedenkstatten der klassischen deutschen Literatur in Weimar (Weimar: NFG, 1984). 62pp.
van der KROGT, P., Old Globes in the Netherlands (Utrecht: HES Publishers, 1984). 294 pp.
van der KROGT, P., Advertenties voor kaarten, atlassen, globes e.d. in Amsterdamse
kranten 1621-1811, with an Introduction in English (Utrecht: HES Uitgevers BV, 1985). 473pp.
van der KROGT, P., ‘Seventeenth century Dutch globes: Navigational instruments?’, Der Globusfreund 38-39 (1990), 67-76.
van der KROGT, P., Globi Neerlandici: The Production of Globes in the Low Countries (Utrecht: HES Publishers, 1993). 647pp.
LAMB. T. and COLLINS, J.P. (eds), The World in your Hands: An Exhibition of Globes and Planetaria (London: Christie's, & Leiden: Boerhaave Museum, 1994). 122 pp.
LEOPOLD, J.H., Astronomen Sterne Geräte: Landgraf Wilhelm IV. un seine sich selbst bewegenden Globen (Luzern: Edition Joseph Fremersdorf, 1986). 239pp.
LIDNER, K., ‘German globe-makers, especially in Nuremburg and Berlin’, Der Globusfreund 35-37 (1987), 169-183.
LIPPINCOTT, K., ‘Raphael’s Astronomia: between art and science’, in : ANDERSON, R.G.W., BENNETT, J.A., and RYAN, W.F. (eds), Making Instruments Count: Essays on Historical Scientific Instruments presented to Gerard L'Estrange Turner (Aldershot: Variorum, 1993), 75-87.
von MACKENSEN, L., ‘Wilhelm Schickards technische Entwürfe und die Erfindung seines Handplanetariums’, in Seck, F. (ed), Wissenschafts-feschichte um Wilhelm Schickard: Vorträge bei dem Symposium der Universität Tübingen in 500. Jahr ihres Bestehens am 24.und 25. Juni 1977, (Tübingen: J.C.B Mohr, 1981), 67-79.
MILLBURN, J.R., ‘Nomenclature of Astronomical models’, Bulletin of the Scientific Instrument Society 34 (1992), 7-9.
MILLBURN, J.R. and RÖSSAAK, T.E., ‘The Bardin Family, Globe-Makers in London, and their Associate, Gabriel Wright’, Der Globusfreund, No.40/41 (Vienna 1992), 21-66 -plus 10 plates.
NIEUWENHUIS, H., Het Eise Eisinga Planetarium (Franeker, 1988). 56pp.,
OESTMANN, G., ‘On the construction of globe gores and the preparation of spheres in the 16th century’, Der Globusfreund 43-44 (1995), 121-131.
PASTOUREAU, M., ‘Les Hardy - père et fils - et Louis-Charles Desnos "faiseurs des globes" à Paris au milieu du XVIIIe siècle’, in: BLONDEL, C., PAROT, F., TURNER, A.J. and WILLIAMS, M. (eds), Studies in the History of Scientific Instruments (Papers presented at the 7th Symposium of the Scientific Instrument Commission, Paris 15-19 September 1987), (London: Rogers Turner Books for the Centre de Recherche en Histoire des Sciences de la Cite des Sciences et de l’Industrie Paris, 1989), 73-82.
PELLETIER, M., ‘From the luxury item to current consumption: product development of French Globes published in the 18th and 19th centuries’, Der Globusfreund 35-37 (1987), 131-135.
dos REIS, A.E., ‘List of old globes in Portugal’, Der Globusfreund 35-37 (1987), 249-254.
RÖSSAAK, T.E., ‘List of old globes in Norway’, Der Globusfreund 35-37 (1987), 255-258.
SARMA, S.R., ‘From al-Kura to Bhagola on the Dissemination of the Celestial Globe in India’ Studies in History of Medicine and Science [New Delhi], new series 13, no. 1 (1994), 69-85.
SARMA, S.R., ANSARI, M.R. and KULKARNI, A.G., ‘Two Mughlal celestial globes’, Indian Jounral of History of Science 28 (1993), 55-65.
SAVAGE-SMITH, E. and WAKEFIELD,C., ‘Jacob Golius and celestial cartography’,in HACKMANN ,W.D. and TURNER, A.J. (eds), Learning, Language and Invention: Essays presented to Francis Maddison (Aldershot and Paris: Variorum and Société de l’Astrolabe, 1994), 238-260.
SCHMIDT, R. (ed), Globe Labels/ Globus-Vignetten (Vienna: Internationale Coronelli-Gesellschaft, 1995), 16pp. [Intended to supplement LAMB and COLLINS, see above.]
SCHILLINGER, K., ‘The importance of geometrical instruments in the manufacture and use of globes’, Der Globusfreund 38-39 (1990), 113-117.
SCIANNA, N., ‘The Coronelli’s three and a half foot globes’, Der Globusfreund 43-44 (1995), 171-188.
SIMPSON, A.D.C., ‘Globe production in Scotland in the period 1770-1830’, Der Globusfreund, 35-37 (1987), 21-32.
SUMIRA, S., ‘The conservation of globes: old and relatively new’, Der Globusfreund 38-39 (1990), 141-147.
SUMIRA, S., ‘ Restoration of Heaven and Earth: the conservation of globes’, Bulletin of the Scientific Instrument Society 33 (1992), 4-7.
ŠVEJDA, A., ‘Globes in the National Technical Museum, Prague’, Der Globusfreund 43-44 (1995), 14-18.
van SWINDEN, J.H., Beschrijving van het Eisinga-Planetarium te Franeker (1780). Reprint includes EEKHOGG, W., ‘Het leven van Eisinga en eene geschiedenis van zijn planetarium’, from 3rd edn (1851), and a biographical sketch of Van Swinden by van HOORN, M; (Franeker: Van Wijnen, 1994). xxxiii + vi + 164 pp.
TURNER, A.J., ‘The Vitreous Globe: An 18th-century Novelty’, Bulletin of the Scientific Instrument Society, No. 47 (1995), 8-11.
VOGEL, K.A., ‘Armillary Spheres and Globes before 1492’, Der Globusfreund 43-44 (1995), 41-54.
WAWRIK, F., ‘Andreas Spitzer, Schneider, Jesuit, Instrumentbauer’, Der Globusfreund 38-39 (1990), 87-96.
WAWRIK, F. and HÜHNEL, H., ‘Das Globenmuseum der Österreichischen National-Bibliothek’, Der Globusfreund 42 (1994), 5-188.
WATERS, D.W., ‘English Navigational Books, Charts and Globes Printed Down to 1600’, Revista da Universidade de Coimbra, 33 (1985), 239-57.
WLODARCZYK, J., ‘The Armillary Astrolabe’, Journal for the History of Astronomy, 18 (1987), 173-95.
ZÖGNER, L. (ed), Die Welt in Händen: Globus und Karte als Modell von Erde und Raum (Berlin: Staatsbibliothek Preussischer Kulturbesitz, 1989). 148pp.
ZUIDERVAART, H.J. and HOITSMA,H., Een Zeeuws Planetarium uit de tweede helft van de 18e eeuw (Middelburg: Zeeuws Museum, 1982). Offprint from Archief van het Koninklijk Zeeuwsch Genootschap der Wetenschappen 1982.
ASTRONOMY AND ASTRONOMICAL INSTRUMENTS - GENERAL
see also: ASTROLABE: ASTRONOMICAL MODELS
ASTRONOMY - OBSERVATORIES: TELESCOPE
Astronomia y Cartografia de los Siglos XVIII y XIX (Madrid: Observatorio Astronomico Nacional, 1987). 135pp.
BARTHA, L., In Memoriam Miklós Konkoly Thege, Scholar, Engineer, Artist and Cultural Politician (1842-1916), CaACs Reports No.3 (Budapest, 1991). 23pp.
BATTIONI, G. and LOCATELLI, P. Catalogo della Corrispondenza degli Astronomi di Brera (1800-1809), vol. 2 (Milan: Editore Ermes s.r.l. for Istituto di Fisica Generale Applicata, Università degli Studi di Milano, 1991). pp.435-913.
BENNETT, J.A., The Whipple Museum of the History of Science Catalogue 3: Astronomy & Navigation (Cambridge, 1983).
BENNETT, J.A., The Divided Circle: A History of Instruments for Astronomy, Navigation and Surveying (Oxford: Phaidon-Christie's Collectors Library, 1987). 224pp.
BENNETT, J.A., ‘Hooke's Instruments for Astronomy and Navigation’, in: HUNTER, M.and SCHAFFER, S.(eds), Robert Hooke: New Studies (Woodbridge, Boydell Press 1989), 20-32.
BENNETT, J.A., ‘The English Quadrant in Europe: Instruments and the growth of Consensus in Practical Astronomy’, Journal for the History of Astronomy, 23 (1992), 1-14.
BLONDEAU, R.A., Ferdinand Verbiest S.J. (1623-1688) als wetenschapsmens (Schoonaert: Roesbrugge, 1987). 141pp.
BOTT, G., WILLERS, J. and HOLZAMER, K., Schàtze der Astronomie (Nürnberg: Germanisches National Museum, 1983).
BROKKEN, A. (ed), Sterren in Beelden: Astrologie in de Eeuw van Mercator (Sint-Niklaas, 1994). 176pp.
BROOKS, R.C., ‘Methods of Fabrication of Fiducial Lines for 17th-19th Century Micrometers’, Bulletin of the Scientific Instrument Society, No. 23 (1989), 11-14.
BURNETT, C., ‘An unknown Latin version of an ancient Parap_gma: the weather-forcasting stars in the Iudicia of Pseudo-Ptolemy’, in: ANDERSON, R.G.W., BENNETT, J.A., and RYAN, W.F. (eds), Making Instruments Count: Essays on Historical Scientific Instruments presented to Gerard L'Estrange Turner (Aldershot: Variorum, 1993), 27-41.
CHALDECOTT, J.A., ‘Platinum and Palladium in Astronomy and Navigation: The Pioneer Work of Edward Troughton and William Hyde Wollaston’, Platinum Metals Review, 31 (1987), 91-100.
CHAPMAN, A, ‘Tycho Brahe in China: The Jesuit Mission to Peking and the Iconography of European Instrument-Making Processes’, Annals of Science, 41 (1984), 417-443.
CHAPMAN, A., ‘Tycho Brahe: Instrument Designer, Observer and Mechanician’, Journal of the British Astronomical Association, 99 (1989), 70-77.
CHAPMAN, A., ‘Hermiah Horrocks, The Transit of Venus and the "New Astronomy" in early 17th century England’, Quarterly Journal of the Royal Astronomical Society, 31 (1990), 333-57.
CHAPMAN, A., ‘George Graham and the Concept of Standard Accuracies in Instrumentation’, Bulletin of the Scientific Instrument Society, No.27 (1990), 3-8.
CHAPMAN, A., ‘Reconstructing the angle-measuring instruments of Pierre Gassendi’, in HACKMANN ,W.D. and TURNER, A.J. (eds), Learning, Language and Invention: Essays presented to Francis Maddison (Aldershot and Paris: Variorum and Société de l’Astrolabe, 1994), 103-116.
CHAPMAN, A. ‘Out of the Meridian: John Bird's Equatorial Sector and the New Technology of Astronomical Measurement’, Annals of Science, 52 (1995), 431-463.
CHAPMAN, A., Dividing the Circle (Chichester: Ellis Horwood, 1990). 209pp.
CHAPMAN, A., Dividing the Circle: The Development of Critical Angular Measurement in Astronomy, 1500-1850, 2nd revised edn (Chichester: John Wiley, 1995). 215 pp.
DARIUS, J. and THOMAS, P.K., ‘French innovations in in clockwork telescope drives,’ in:
BLONDEL, C., PAROT, F., TURNER, A.J. and WILLIAMS, M. (eds), Studies in the History of Scientific Instruments (Papers presented at the 7th Symposium of the Scientific Instrument Commission, Paris 15-19 September 1987), (London: Rogers Turner Books for the Centre de Recherche en Histoire des Sciences de la Cite des Sciences et de l'Industrie Paris, 1989), 144-154.
DÉBARBAT, S. and GRILLOT, S, ‘Current research use of a historical instrument: The "Photomètre à Oeil-de-chat" designed by André Danjon’, in DRAGONI, G., McCONNELL, A. and TURNER, G.L’E. (eds), Proceedings of the Eleventh International Scientific Instrument Symposium [Bologna University, 9-14 September, 1991] (Bologna: Grafis Edizioni, 1994).
DUMONT, S. and GRILLOT, S., ‘L’Astronomie d’amateur en France de 1789 a 1830: Deux Exemples’, Astronomie: Bulletin de la Societe astronomique de France et revue mensuelle d’astronomie, 103 (1989), 277-284.
EELSALU, H. and HERRMANN, D.B., Johann Heinrich Madler (1794-1874): Eine dokumentarische Biographie (Akademie der Wissenschaften der DDR, Akademie-Verlag Berlin, 1985). 149pp.
FAUQUE, D., ‘Les origines de l’héliomètre’, Revue d'Histoire des Sciences, 36 (1983), 153-171.
FAUQUE, D., ‘Alexis-Marie Rochon (1741-1817), savant astronome et opticien’, Revue d'Histoire des Sciences, 38 (1985), 3-36.
FISCHER, K.A.F., ‘Meridian instruments with an horizontal optic tube’, in: BLONDEL, C., PAROT, F., TURNER, A.J. and WILLIAMS, M. (eds), Studies in the History of Scientific Instruments (Papers presented at the 7th Symposium of the Scientific Instrument Commission, Paris 15-19 September 1987), (London: Rogers Turner Books for the Centre de Recherche en Histoire des Sciences de la Cite des Sciences et de l'Industrie Paris, 1989), 155-158.
van GENT, R.H. and LEOPOLD, J.H., The Time-keepers of Leiden Observatory (Communication 256) (Leiden: Museum Boerhaave, 1992). 48pp.
GINGERICH, O., The Great Copernicus Chase and Other Adventures in Astronomical History (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press; Cambridge, Mass.: Sky Publishing Corp. 1992). xii + 304pp. [Reprints 36 articles published between 1966 and 1987].
GINGERICH, O., ‘Astronomical paper instruments with moving parts’, in: ANDERSON, R.G.W., BENNETT, J.A., and RYAN, W.F. (eds), Making Instruments Count: Essays on Historical Scientific Instruments presented to Gerard L'Estrange Turner (Aldershot: Variorum, 1993), 63-74.
GONZÁLEZ, F.J.G., Instrumentos Cientificos del Observatorio de San Fernando (Siglos XVIII, XIX y XX) (Madrid: Instituto de Historia y Cultura Naval, 1995). 286pp.
von GOTSTEDTER, A. (ed), Ad Radices: Festband zum fünfzigjährigen Bestehen der Instituts für Geschichte der Naturwissenschaften der Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universität Frankfurt am Main (Stuttgart: Franz Steiner Verlag, 1994). 606 pp.
GRILLOT, S, ‘Les Instruments des observatories français au 19e siècle’, Astronomie: Bulletin de la Societe astronomique de France et revue mensuelle d’astronomie, 100 (1986), 275-289.
De hemel is gestegen of de aarde is gedaald (Franeker: Museum ’t Coopmanshus, 1981). 94pp.
HOWSE, H.D., ‘The Royal Astronomical Society Instrument Collection’, Quarterly Journal of the Royal Astronomical Society 27 (1986), 212-236.
HOWSE, H.D., The Greenwich List of Observatories: A World List of Astronomical Observatories, Instruments and Clocks, 1670-1850, as a special number of Journal for the History of Astronomy, 17, (1986).
HOWSE, H.D., ‘The Greenwich List of Observatories: Ammendment List No. 1’, Journal for the History of Astronomy 25 (1994), 207-218.
JAROLM, M., Catalogue of early printed books of the Library of the Astronomical Institute of the Czechoslovak Academy of Sciences (Czechoslovak Academy of Sciences Institute of Astronomy: Scripta astronomica 1) (Prague, 1986).
JAROLÍM, M, Katalog starých tisk_ knihovny Astronomického ústavu AV _R II, Scripta astronomica 6 (Ond_ejov: Astronomický Ústav, Akademie V_d _eské Republiky, 1994). Vol. II of a catalogue of early books on astronomy in the Astronomical Institute of the Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic [formerly the Czechoslovak Academy of Sciences].
KELLER, H.U. and FRIEDLIE, T.K., ‘Visibility Limit of Naked-eye Sunspots’, Quarterly Journal of the Royal Astronomical Society, 33, no.2 (June 1992), 83-9.
KING, D.A., ‘Some Remarks on Islamic Astronomical Instruments’, Scientiarum Historia, 18 (1992), 5-23.
KING, D.A. ‘Medieval Astronomical Instruments: A Catalogue in Preparation’, Bulletin of the Scientific Instrument Society, 31 (1991), 3-7.
KING, D.A., ‘Some Medieval Astronomical Instruments and their Secrets’, in: MAZZOLINI, R.G. (ed), Non-Verbal Communication in Science prior to 1900 (Biblioteca di Nuncius studi e testi XI), (Florence: Leo S. Olschki, 1993), 29-52.
KING, D.A., ‘Astronomical Instruments between East and West’, in (Österreichische Akademie der Wissenschaften, 619. Band) Veröffentlichungen des Instituts für Realienkunde des Mittelalters und der frühen Neuzeit Nr.16: Kommunikation zwischen Orient und Okzident: Alltag und Sachkultur (Internationaler Kongress Krems an der Donau 6. bis 9. Oktober 1992) (Vienna: Verlag der Österreichischen Akademie der Wissenschaften 1994), 143-198.
KING, D.A., ‘Making Instruments Talk: Some Medieval Astronomical Instruments’, Bulletin of the Scientific Instrument Society, No. 44 (1995), 5-12.
KOCHAR, R.K., ‘The Growth of Modern Astronomy in India, 1651-1960’, Vistas in Astronomy, 34 (1991), 69-105.
LEHR, A. De Geschiedenis van het Astronomisch Kunstuurwerk: Zijn techniek en muziek (The Hague: Martinus Nijhoff, 1981). 472pp.
LINDGREN, U., ‘Astronomische und geodätische Instrumente zur Zeit Peter und Philipp Apians’, in: Philipp Apian und die Kartographie der Renaissance (Munich: Anton H. Konrad Verlag for Bayerische Staatsbibliothek, 1989),43-65.
MACDONALD, A. and MORRISON-LOW, A.D., A Heavenly Library: Treasures from the Royal Observatory's Crawford Collection (Edinburgh: Royal Observatory, 1994). 72pp.
McFARLAND, J., ‘The Historical Instruments of Armagh Observatory’, Vistas in Astronomy, 33 (1990), 149-210.
[MADRID], Astronomia y Cartografia de los Siglos XVIII y XIX (Madrid: Observatorio Astronómico Nacional, 1987). xv + 155pp.
La Mesure du Ciel de la Plaque photographique aux Techniques spatiales, (Paris, Observatoire de Paris, 1987), 68pp.
MEYNENT, M.-J., Foucault, Marseille et le télescope de 80cm à miroir en verre argenté’, in: BLONDEL, C., PAROT, F., TURNER, A.J. and WILLIAMS, M. (eds), Studies in the History of Scientific Instruments (Papers presented at the 7th Symposium of the Scientific Instrument Commission, Paris 15-19 September 1987), (London: Rogers Turner Books for the Centre de Recherche en Histoire des Sciences de la Cite des Sciences et de l'Industrie Paris, 1989), 134-143.
MILLS, A.A., ‘Portable Heliostats (Solar Illuminators)’, Annals of Science, 43 (1986), 369-406.
MINIATI, M., ‘Origini della Specola fiorentina', Giornale di Astronomia (1984), 209-20.
MIOTTO, E., TAGLIAFERRI, G. and TUCCI, P., La Strumentazione nella Storia dell'Osservatorio astronomico di Brera (Istiuto di Fisica General Applicata: Storia della Fisica) (Milan: Università degli Studi di Milano, Edizioni Unicopli, 1990). 121pp.
MÖRZER BRUYNS, W.F.J., ‘The astronomical clocks of Andreas Hohwü: a checklist’, in: ANDERSON, R.G.W., BENNETT, J.A., and RYAN, W.F. (eds), Making Instruments Count: Essays on Historical Scientific Instruments presented to Gerard L'Estrange Turner (Aldershot: Variorum, 1993), 454-470.
MÜLLER, U. (ed), 450 Jahre Copernicus "De revolutionibus": Astronomische und mathe-matische Bücher aus Schweinfurter Bibliotheken (Veröffentlichungen des Stadtarchivs Schweinfurt, Nr.9, 1993). 453pp. [Ausstellung... Schweinfurt...21 Nov. 1993- 19 Juni 1994]
NEEDHAM, J., LU, G-D., COMBRIDGE, J.H. and MAJOR, J.S., The Hall of Heavenly Records: Korean Astronomical Instruments and Clocks 1380-1780 (Cambridge: CUP, 1986). 201pp.
NORTH, J.D., ‘Celestial influences - the major premiss of astrology’, in ‘Astrologi hallucinati’: Stars and the End of the World in Luther's Time, ZAMBELLI, P. (ed), (Berlin: Walter de Gruyter, 1986), 45-100.
PICOLET, G. (ed), Jean Picard et les débuts de l’astronomie de précision au XVIIe siècle. Actes du colloque du tricentenaire (Paris, 1987).
PIPPING, G., ‘The Graham clock of Uppsala Observatory’, Antiquarian Horology 18 (1989-90), 411-416.
POULLE, E., Les Instruments astronomiques du Moyen Age (Paris: A Brieux, 1983). A revised edition of article first published 1967.
PROVERBIO, E. and TUCCI, P., ‘From Reflectors to Refractors: The Evolution of Giovan Battista Amici, Constructor of Astronomical Instruments’ in DRAGONI, G., McCONNELL, A. and TURNER, G.L’E. (eds), Proceedings of the Eleventh International Scientific Instrument Symposium [Bologna University, 9-14 September, 1991] (Bologna: Grafis Edizioni, 1994), 213-219.
SARMA, S.R., ‘Astronomical Instruments in Brahmagupta’s Brahmasphutasiddhanta’, The Indian Historical Review, 13, nos 1-2 [1989], 63-74.
SCHRAMM, H., Astronomische Instrumente: Katalog (Dresden: Staatlicher Mathematisch-Physikalischer Salon, Zwinger, 1987). 60pp.
SEGONDS, A.Ph., ‘A propos d’un emblème de Tycho Brahe dans les Mechanica’, in HACKMANN,W.D. and TURNER, A.J. (eds), Learning, Language and Invention: Essays presented to Francis Maddison (Aldershot and Paris: Variorum and Société de l’Astrolabe, 1994), 261-272.
ŠÍMA, Z., ‘Prague Sextants of Tycho Brahe’, Annals of Science, 50 (1993), 445-453.
SLECHTOVÁ, A., Materials for the history of astronomy in the Central Archive of the Czechoslovak Academy of Sciences (Czechoslovak Academy of Sciences Institute of Astronomy: Scripta astronomica 2) (Prague, 1987).
"Sonnenborgh": De Utrechtse sterrewacht en haar geschiedenis, 1642-1977 (Utrecht, 1977), 48pp.
STIMSON, A.N., ‘Some Board of Longitude instruments in the nineteenth century’, in : de CLERCQ, P.R. ed, Nineteenth-Century Scientific Instruments and their makers (papers presented at the 4th Scientific Instrument Symposium, Amsterdam 23-26 Oct 1984), Communication 221 of the National Museum for the History of Science and Medicine ‘Museum Boerhaave’ (Leiden 1985), 93-116.
STOTT, C. and HUGHES, D.W., ‘The Amateur’s Small Transit Instrument of the Nineteenth Century’, Quarterly Journal of the Royal Astronomical Society, 28 (1987), 30-42.
VERDOT, J-P., ‘A propos de deux petitis quadrants indiens’, in HACKMANN ,W.D. and TURNER, A.J. (eds), Learning, Language and Invention: Essays presented to Francis Maddison (Aldershot and Paris: Variorum and Société de l’Astrolabe, 1994), 309-321.
VERNET, J., SAMSO, J., et al., Instrumentos astrónomicos en la Espa_a medieval: Su influencia en Europa, (Exposicion, junio-julio 1985, Santa Cruz de la Palma and Ministerio de Cultura, Dirección General de Bellas Artes y Archivos Madrid).
WARNER, D.J. ‘Prices of astronomical apparatus in the 19th century’, Rittenhouse; Journal of the American Scientific Instrument Enterprise 5 (1991), 62-64.
WEBSTER, R. and WEBSTER, M., ‘A tale of two instruments’, in: ANDERSON, R.G.W., BENNETT, J.A., and RYAN, W.F. (eds), Making Instruments Count: Essays on Historical Scientific Instruments presented to Gerard L'Estrange Turner (Aldershot: Variorum, 1993), 291-294.
WIESENBACH, J., ‘Pacificus von Verona als Erfinder einer Sternenuhr’, in: BUTZER, P.L. and LOHRMANN, D. (ed), Science in Western and Eastern civilization in Carolingian times (Basel: Birkhäuser Verlag, 1993), 229-250.
WILLMOTH, F., ‘ "The Genius of all Arts" and the Use of Instruments: Jonas Moore (1617-1679) as a Mathematician, Surveyor, and Astronomer’, Annals of Science, 48 (1991), 355-65.
WOLFSCHMIDT, G. (ed), Nicolaus Copernicus: Revolutionär wider Willen (Stuttgart, 1994). 350pp.
ASTRONOMY - OBSERVATORIES
BEDINI, S.A., ‘That Awfull Stage’, (The Search for the State House Yard Observatory)’, in Science and Society in Early America: Essays in Honor of Whitfield J. Bell, Jr. (Philadelphia: American Philosophical Society, 1986), 155-199.
BENNETT, J.A., Church, State and Astronomy in Ireland: 200 Years of Armagh Observatory (Armagh: The Armagh Observatory, & Belfast: Institute of Irish Studies, The Queen's University of Belfast, 1990). 277pp.
BENNETT, J.A., ‘Equipping the Radcliffe Observatory: Thomas Hornsby and his instrument-makers’, in: ANDERSON, R.G.W., BENNETT, J.A., and RYAN, W.F. (eds), Making Instruments Count: Essays on Historical Scientific Instruments presented to Gerard L'Estrange Turner (Aldershot: Variorum, 1993), 232-241.
BRACHNER, A., ‘A Baroque Observatory in Southern Germany’, Bulletin of the Scientific Instrument Society,no. 14 (1987), 4-6.
BRACHNER, A., ‘Die Sternwarten Münchens: Teil 1’, Sterne und Weltraum, 27 pt.1 (Jan 1988), 27-31; idem, Teil 2 (Feb. 1988), 80-5.
BRACHNER, A., BARTL, L.and HAUFFE, D., Das Kloster Ochsenhausen Sternwarte und Armarium aus der Aufklärungszeit, (Stuttgart: Finanzministerium Baden-Württemberg, 1989). 78pp.
BRYDEN, D.J., ‘The Edinburgh Observatory 1736-1811: A Story of Failure’, Annals of Science, 47 (1990), 445-74.
BUTLER, J., Seeing Stars: Two Hundred Years of Astronomy in Armagh 1790-1990 (Armagh, 1990), 102pp.
DEBARBAT, S., ‘Newton, Halley et l'Observatoire de Paris’, Revue d'Histoire des Sciences, 39 (1986), 127-154.
DICK, S.J., ‘Pulkovo Observatory and the National Observatory movement: an historic overview’, in: LIESKE,J.H. and ABALAKIN, V.K. (eds), Inertial Coordinate Systems on the Sky (International Astronomical Union, 1990), 29-38.
DEIMAN, J.C., ‘The instruments of the astronomical observatory of Utrecht University’, Tijdschrift vor de Geschiedendis der Geneeskunde, Natuurwetenschappen, Wiskunde en Technick10 (1987), 174-189.
EELSALU, H., ‘The Tartu (Dorpat) Observatory: A Neglected Astronomical Monument of the History of Tartu University’, in: Tartu Ülikool Labi Kolme Okupatsiooni, special issue of Tartu Ülikooli ajaloo Kusimusi, XXV (1991), 218-221.
EELSALU, H. and RAUDSEPP, H., ‘The List of Instruments and Related Objects kept in the Tartu Observatory Museum’, Archivalia uranographica, issue No. 93, (198?) 4-15. [Estonian Academy of Science, Institute for Astrophysics and Atmospherical Physics]
FAIDIT, J-M., L'Observatoire de la Babote, des origines à nos jours (Monpelier: Centre cultural de l'Astronomie, 1986), 111pp.
van GENT, R.H. and LEOPOLD, J.H., The Time-keepers of Leiden Observatory (Communication 256) (Leiden: Museum Boerhaave, 1992). 48pp.
GOLVERS, N. and LIBBRECHT, U., Astronoom van de Keizer: Ferdinand Verbiest en zijn Europese Sterrenkunde (Louvain: Davidsfonds, 1988).
GONZÁLEZ, F.J.G., Instrumentos Cientificos del Observatorio de San Fernando (Siglos XVIII, XIX y XX) (Madrid: Instituto de Historia y Cultura Naval, 1995). 286pp.
van HERK, G., et al, De Leidse Sterrewacht: Vier eeuwen wacht bij dag en bij nacht (Zwolle: Uitgeveri Waanders, 1983). 160pp.
HERMAN, J.K., "A hilltop in Foggy Bottom": Home of the old Naval Observatory and the Naval Medical Department Washington DC: Navy Medical Command, Department of the Navy, 1984).
HOWSE, H.D., The Greenwich List of Observatories: A World List of Astronomical Observatories, Instruments and Clocks, 1670-1850, (supp. no. of Journal for the History of Astronomy, 17 (1986))
HOWSE, H.D., ‘The Greenwich List of Observatories: Ammendment List No. 1’, Journal for the History of Astronomy 25 (1994), 207-218.
HOWSE, H.D., ‘Newton, Halley, and the Royal Observatory’ in: THROWER, N.J.W. (ed), Standing on the shoulders of giants: a longer view of Newton and Halley, (Berkeley, 1990), 14-26.
KAYE, G.R., A Guide to the Old Observatories at Delhi; Jaipur; Ujjain; Benaras, (Calcutta, 1920; facsimile reprint, Academic Press, Haryana, 1985).
LAURIE, P.S., ‘William Dawes, and Australia’s first Observatory’, ed. HOWSE, H.D. and PERKINS, A., Quarterly Journal of the Royal Astronomical Society, 29 (1988), 469-82.
MANDRINO, A., TAGLIAFERRI, G., and TUCCI, P., Inventario di Archivo dell'Osservatorio Astronomico di Brera, 1726-1917 (Milan: Università degli Studi di Milano, Istituto di Fisica Generale Applicata, Sezione di Storia della Fisica, 1987). 270pp.
McFARLAND, J., ‘The Historical Instruments of Armagh Observatory’, Vistas in Astronomy, 33 (1990), 149-210.
MIOTTO, E., TAGLIAFERRI, G. and TUCCI, P., La Strumentazione nella Storia dell'Osservatorio astronomico di Brera (Istiuto di Fisica General Applicata: Storia della Fisica) (Milan: Università degli Studi di Milano, Edizioni Unicopli, 1990). 121pp.
SHARMA, V.Nath, Sawai Jai Singh and His Astronomy (Delhi: Motilal Banarsidass Publishers Ltd, 1995). 347pp.
STEPHENS, C.E., ‘Partners in Time: William Bond & Son of Boston and the Harvard College Observatory’ Harvard Library Bulletin, 35 (1988), 351-84.
WACHICHE, J-D., ‘L’Administration de l’Observatoire de Paris au temps de la Revolution’, Astronomie: Bulletin de la Societe astronomique de France et revue mensuelle d’astronomie, 103 (1989), 249-257.
WAYMAN, P.A., Dunsink Observatory, 1785-1985: A Bicentennial History (Dublin: Royal Dublin Society, 1987). xiv + 353pp.
ZUIDERVAART, H.J., ‘Astronomische waarnemingen en wetenschappelijke contacten van Jan de Munck (1687-1768) Stadsarchitect van Middelburg’, in: Worstelende Wetenschap: Aspecten van wetenschapsbeoefening in Zeeland van de zestiende tot in de negentiende eeuw (Middelburg, 1986), 103-70.
BIBLIOGRAPHICAL AND RELATED STUDIES
includes library and archive collection catalogues and guides.
ANDERSON, R.G.W., BURNETT, J.E. and GEE, B., Handlist of Scientific Instrument-Makers’ Trade Catalogues 1600-1914 (Edinburgh: Royal Museum of Scotland, 1990) (National Museums of Scotland Information Series No.8). 100pp.
BATORE, A., BEVILACQUA, F. and ROTOLO, L., Inventario degli Atti Accademici della Biblioteca Universitaria di Pavia (Pavia: Biblioteca Universitaria, 1990). 183pp.
BATORE, A. and BEVILACQUA, F., Clavis Scientiarum: Catalogo del Fondo Storico di Fisica della Biblioteca Universitaria e della Biblioteca "A.Volta" di Pavia, Secolo XIX- Parte I, A-K; Parte II, L-Z (Pavia: Biblioteca Universitaria, 1990). 522pp; 530pp.
BENNETT, J.A. and BERTOLONI MELI, D.B., Sphæra Mundi, Astronomy Books 1478-1600: A 50th Anniversary Exhibition at the Whipple Museum of the History of Science (Cambridge: Whipple Museum, 1994). 148 pp.
BUCCIANTINI, M., Istituto e Museo di Storia della Scienza: Bibliografia Italiana di Storia della Scienza I (1982) (Florence: Leo S. Olschki, 1985).
CALCOEN, R., Inventaire du Fonds Henri Michel (Brussels: Centre national d'histoire des sciences, 1991). 116pp.
CAROZZI, A.V. and BOUVIER, G., The Scientific Library of Horace-Bénédict de Saussure (1797): Annotated Catalog of an 18th-Century Bibliographic and Historic Treasure (Mémoires de la Société de Physique et d'Histoire naturelle de Genève, volume 46) (Geneva, 1994). x + 201pp.
DAVIS, A.B., and DREYFUS, M.S., The Finest Instruments ever Made: A Bibliography of Medical, Dental, Optical, and Pharmaceutical Company Trade Literature; 1700-1939 (Arlington Massachusetts: Medical History Publishing Associates I, 1986), 446pp.
DESTOMBES, M., Marcel Destombes: Contributions sélectionnées à l'Histoire de la Cartographie et des Instruments Scientifiques (Utrecht: HES Publishers, 1987), 592pp.
FROGGATT, P. and DAVIES, A.C., ‘David Smyth Torrens: physiologist and horologist’, Hermathena: A Trinity College Dublin Review, no.140 (Summer 1986), 11-30.
GIORDANO, C., Guida alla Mostra "Elettricità e Magnetismo nel Fondo storico di Fisica della Biblioteca Universitaria", (Pavia: Bib. Univ., 1990). 62pp.
HALLETT, M. and JAMES, P., Contribution to the Bibliography and the Literature of Photography as prepared by W Jerome Harrison (Occasional Papers [1]: History of Photography) (Birmingham: School of History of Art & Complementary Studies, City of Birmingham Polytechnic, 1987).
HERRIES DAVIES, G.L., The History of the Irish Science: A Select Bibliography (Dublin: Royal Irish Academy, 1983), 13pp.
JAROLM, M., Catalogue of early printed books of the Library of the Astronomical Institute of the Czechoslovak Academy of Sciences (Czechoslovak Academy of Sciences Institute of Astronomy: Scripta astronomica 1) (Prague, 1986).
JAROLÍM, M, Katalog starých tisk_ knihovny Astronomického ústavu AV _R II, Scripta astronomica 6 (Ond_ejov: Astronomický Ústav, Akademie V_d _eské Republiky, 1994). Vol. II of above catalogue.
JONES, M. and TAYLOR, J., A Handlist of Trade Catalogues and Associated Literature in the Wellcome Museum of the History of Medicine (London; The Science Museum, 1984), 68pp.
KARROW, R.W. Jr., Mapmakers of the Sixteenth Century and Their Maps (Chicago: Speculum Orbis Press for The Newberry Library, 1993). xxx + 846pp.
KRONICK, D.A., Scientific and Technical Periodicals of the 17th and 18th Centuries: A Guide (Metuchen, New Jersey, & London: The Scarecrow Press Inc., 1991). 332pp.
LANGE-FUCHS, H., Magic Lantern Bibliography (The Magic Lantern Society of Great Britain: Research Project No. 1, 1987) 56pp.
MADDISON, F.R, ‘The planispheric astrolabe. A brief modern bibliographic guide’, Horlogical Journal, 80 no.4 (1987), 14-15.
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SEZGIN, F. (ed), Arabische Instrumente in orientalistischen Studien: Astronomische Instrumente Publikationen 1805-1931, 6 vols (Frankfurt am Main: Institut für Geschichte der Arabischen-Islamischen Wissenschaften, 1990).
SIMCOCK, A.V., ‘Elucidatio fabricae ususque: rambling among the beginnings of the scientific instrument bookshelf’, in HACKMANN ,W.D. and TURNER, A.J. (eds), Learning, Language and Invention: Essays presented to Francis Maddison (Aldershot and Paris: Variorum and Société de l’Astrolabe, 1994), 237-296.
TONEATTO, L., Codices artis mensoriae: I manoscritti degli antichi opuscoli latini d'agrimensura (V-XIX sec.) (Testi, Studi, Strumenti 5) (Spoleto: Centro italiano di Studi sull'alto medioevo, 1994). I, 543pp, 16 plates; II, pp. 547-871, 8 plates.
TURNER, A.J., ‘La Gnomonique: Livres en langue Française imprimés entre 1500 et 1800’, ANCHA, 50 (1987), 55-72.
WALLIS, R.V. and WALLIS, P.J., Biobibliography of British Mathematics and its Applications: Part II 1701-1760 (Newcastle upon Tyne: Epsilon Press for Project for Historical Biobibliography, 1986), xxiii + 502pp.
WALLIS, R.V. and WALLIS, P.J., Index of British Mathematicians. Part iii: 1701-1800 (Newcastle upon Tyne: PHIBB, 1992). 200pp.
WEISS, B., Wie finde icht Literatur zur Geschichte der Naturwissenschaften und Technik (Berlin: Arno Spitz, 1985). 289pp.
WOOD, R. D., (comp & ed), Photohistorica: Literature Index of the European Society for the History of Photography, 54/55, [listing for 1993 (published 1995)].
BINOCULARS
BARTHA, L., ‘Mini Glasses from the XVII Century’ [opera glasses], Elet és Tudomàny, 40, no.35 (1985), 1118. [In Hungarian.]
REID, W., ‘Binoculars in the Army: Part 1, 1856-1903’, Army Museum ‘81, 10-23.
REID, W., ‘Binoculars in the Army: Part 2, 1904-1919’, Army Museum ‘82, 15-30.
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REID, W., ‘Binoculars in the Army: Part 4, 1945-1985’, Army Museum ‘84, 31-39.
SEEGER, H.T., Feldstecher: Ferngläser im Wandel der Zeit (Borken : Edition Bresser Optik, 1989). 149pp
SEEGER, H. ‘100 years of Prismatic Binoculars’, Bulletin of the Scientific Instrument Society 37 (1993), 16-18.
BIOGRAPHICAL AND INSTITUTIONAL STUDIES
By topic: Astronomy: Cartography & Surveying: Chemistry &c
Horology: Instrument-Making (firms and individuals - by country/region
Mathematics & its applications: Natural Philosophy & Physics
BIOGRAPHICAL STUDIES - ASTRONOMY
BEDINI, S.A., Clockwork Cosmos: Bernard Facini and the Farnese Planisferologio, (Vatican City: Biblioteca Apostolica Vaticana, 1985). 221pp.
van BERKEL, K., Isaac Beeckman (1588-1637) en de mechanisering van het Wereldbeeld (Amsterdam: Rodopi, 1983).
Galileo e Padova: mostra di strumenti libri incision, (Padova: Comune de Padova, 1983). Catalogue of exhibition, Padua 19 March-22 May, 1983.
HANLEY, H.A., Dr John Lee of Hartwell, (Aylesbury: Buckinghamshire County Record Office, 1983). 37pp.
HERBST, K.D., ‘Hans Moritz Graf von Brühl und seine Leistungen im Zusammenhand mit dem Übergand zu den astronomischen Meßinstrumenten mit Vollkreisen Ende des 18. Jahrhunderts’, Die Sterne, 67. Band, Heft 6 (1991), 335-342.
BIOGRAPHICAL STUDIES - CARTOGRAPHY AND SURVEYING
EDEN, Peter (ed), Dictionary of Land Surveyors and Local Cartographers of Great Britain and Ireland 1550-1850, (Folkstone: Wm Dawson & Sons, 1979), 528pp.
KARROW, R.W. Jr., Mapmakers of the Sixteenth Century and Their Maps: Bio-bibliographies of the cartographers of Abraham Ortelius, 1570 (Chicago: Speculum Orbis Press for The Newberry Library, 1993). 846pp.
van KEULEN, E.O., MÖRZER-BRUYNS, W.F.J., SPITS, E.K. (eds), 'In de Gekroonde Lootsman': Het kaarten-, boekuitgevers en instrumentmakershuis Van Keulen te Amsterdam 1680-1885.’ (Utrecht: HES Uitgevers, 1989), 104pp.
Pedro Bernardo Villarreal de Berriz: La aportación vasca a la ingeniería del XVIII (Bilbao, 1990), 157pp.
BIOGRAPHICAL STUDIES - CHEMISTRY &c
ANDERSON, R.G.W. and LAWRENCE, C., Science, Medicine and Dissent: Joseph Priestley 1733-1804 (Papers celebrating the 250th anniversary of the birth of Joseph Priestley together with a catalogue of an exhibition held at the Royal Society and the Wellcome Institute for the History of Medicine) (London: Wellcome Trust & Science Museum, 1987). 105pp
RHEES, D.J., Joseph Priestley: Enlightened Chemist, (Philadelphia: American Chemical Society Center for History of Chemistry, University of Pennsylvania, 1983), 34pp. Catalogue to an exhibit celebrating the 250th birthday of Joseph Priestley and the inauguration of the Center for History of Chemistry.
SIMCOCK A.V., ‘ "Reason’s Dim Telescope": A poetic tirade against Joseph Priestley, FRS’, Notes and Records of the Royal Society, 49 (1995, 79-84.
SIMPSON, A.D.C. (ed), Joseph Black 1728-1799: A Commemorative Symposium, (Edinburgh: The Royal Scottish Museum, 1982). 69pp.
SMITH, B. and HILL, M., Joseph Priestley 1733-1804: Scientist, Teacher and Theologian: A 250th Anniversary Exhibition organised by Manchester College, Oxford at the Bolleian Library (Oxford; Manchester College, 1983), 35pp.
BIOGRAPHICAL STUDIES - HOROLOGY
BEESON, C.F.C., Clockmaking in Oxfordshire 1400-1850, 3rd edn with a new Introduction and Index by A.V. SIMCOCK (Oxford: Museum of the History of Science, 1989). 218pp.
BOULLIN, D.J., ‘ "John Forrest, Chronometer Maker to the Admiralty": The Forgery of Victorian Watches’, Horological Journal, 133, no. 2 (1990), 52-56.
CARDINAL, C. (ed), Ferdinand Berthoud 1727-1807: Horloger Mécanicien du Roi et de la Marine (La Chaux-de-Fonds: Musée International d’Horologerie, 1984).
FROGGATT, P. and DAVIES, A.C., ‘David Smyth Torrens: physiologist and horologist’, Hermathena: A Trinity College Dublin Review, no.140 (Summer 1986), 11-30.
GARCIA-DIEGO, J.A., Juanelo Turriano, Charles V’s Clockmaker: The Man and his Legend, translated by C.D.LEY, (Wadhurst: Antiquarian Horological Society, and Editorial Castalia: Madrid, 1986). 165pp.
MILLBURN, J.R., ‘Horology and the Adams family’, Antiquarian Horology 13 (1982), 368-376.
PENFOLD, J.B., ‘The London background of George Graham’, Antiquarian Horology 14 (1983-4), 272-280.
STEPHENS, C.E., ‘Partners in Time: William Bond & Son of Boston and the Harvard College Observatory’ Harvard Library Bulletin, 35 (1988), 351-84.
BIOGRAPHICAL STUDIES - INSTRUMENT-MAKING
By Region/Country.
See also - Scientific Instrument-Making
de CLERCQ, .P.R., (ed), Nineteenth-Century Scientific Instruments and their Makers (Papers presented at the Fourth Scientific Instrument Symposium, Amsterdam 23-26 October 1984) (Leiden: Museum Boerhaave, & Amsterdam: Rodopi, 1985), 281pp.
BIOGRAPHICAL STUDIES - INSTRUMENT-MAKING - CANADA
BROOKS, R.C., ‘Instrument Making and Related Activities in Nova Scotia’, Bulletin of the Scientific Instrument Society no. 12 (1987), 12-15.
BROOKS, R.C. and DANIELS, W.J., ‘Surveying Instrument Makers of Central Canada’, Canadian Journal of Civil Engineering, 20 (1993), 1037-1046.
SMITH, J.A., ‘Charles Potter, Optician and Instrument Maker’, Journal of the Royal Astronomical Society of Canada, 87 (1993), 14-33.
TOPHAM, W.R. and ZIOMKIEWICZ, B, ‘Nathan Fellowes Dupuis: Scholar, Teacher and Craftsman’, Bulletin of the Scientific Instrument Society, No.38 (1993), 5-10.
BIOGRAPHICAL STUDIES - INSTRUMENT-MAKING - DENMARK
ANDERSEN, H., ‘Some Important Instruments and Instrument Makers in Denmark’, in: DRAGONI, G., McCONNELL, A. and TURNER, G.L’E. (eds), Proceedings of the Eleventh International Scientific Instrument Symposium [Bologna University, 9-14 September, 1991] (Bologna: Grafis Edizioni, 1994), 93-99.
ANDERSEN, H., ‘Jeppe Smith (1759-1821): a Danish instrument-maker’, in: ANDERSON, R.G.W., BENNETT, J.A., and RYAN, W.F. (eds), Making Instruments Count: Essays on Historical Scientific Instruments presented to Gerard L'Estrange Turner (Aldershot: Variorum, 1993), 403-417.
CHRISTENSEN, D.C., ‘Spying on Scientific Instruments: The Career of Jesper Bidstrup’, Centaurus, 37 (1994), 209-244.
BIOGRAPHICAL STUDIES - INSTRUMENT-MAKING - EIRE
BURNETT, J.E. and MORRISON-LOW, A.D., " Vulgar and Mechanick": The Scientific Instrument Trade in Ireland 1650-1921, (Dublin and Edinburgh: Royal Dublin Society & National Museums of Scotland, 1989). 166pp.
MORRISON-LOW, A.D., ‘Irish Instrument Makers and Chemical Instrumentation’, Bulletin of the Scientific Instrument Society, No.26 (1990), 11-15.
BIOGRAPHICAL STUDIES - INSTRUMENT-MAKING - FRANCE
ARCHINARD, M., ‘The true name of Selligue’, in : ANDERSON, R.G.W., BENNETT, J.A., and RYAN, W.F. (eds), Making Instruments Count: Essays on Historical Scientific Instruments presented to Gerard L'Estrange Turner (Aldershot: Variorum, 1993), 306-328.
BENNETT, J.A., Le Citoyen Lenoir: Scientific instrument making in revolutionary France (A Special Exhibition to mark the bicentenary of the French Revolution) (Cambridge: Whipple Museum of the History of Science, 1989), 36pp.
BRENNI, P., ‘19th Century French Scientific Instrument Makers. I: H.-P. Gambey’, Bulletin of the Scientific Instrument Society, No.38 (1993), 11-13.
BRENNI, Paolo, ‘19th Century French Scientific Instrument Makers. II: The Chevalier Dynasty’, Bulletin of the Scientific Instrument Society, No.39 (1993), 11-14.
BRENNI, P, ‘19th Century French Scientific Instrument Makers: III-Lerebours et Secretan’, Bulletin of the Scientific Instrument Society, No. 40 (1994), 3-6.
BRENNI, P., ‘19th Century French Scientific Instrument Makers: IV-Heinrich Daniel Ruhmkorff (1803-1877)’, Bulletin of the Scientific Instrument Society No. 41 (1994), 4-8.
BRENNI, P., ‘19th Century French Scientific Instrument Makers: V-Jules Carpentier (1851-1921)’, Bulletin of the Scientific Instrument Society, No. 43 (1994), 12-15.
BRENNI, P., ‘Soleil-Duboscq-Pellin: A Dynasty of 19th century Scientific Instrument Makers’, in DRAGONI, G., McCONNELL, A. and TURNER, G.L’E. (eds), Proceedings of the Eleventh International Scientific Instrument Symposium [Bologna University, 9-14 September, 1991] (Bologna: Grafis Edizioni, 1994), 107-111.
BRENNI, P., ‘Le triomphe de l'acoustique expérimentale: Marloye et Koenig’, Musée des arts et métiers La Revue, No. 12 (September 1995), 29-37. Account of the two acoustic apparatus makers of 19th-century Paris.
BRENNI, P., ‘19th Century French Scientific Instrument Makers: VI-The Triumph of Experimental Acoustics: Albert Marloye (1795-1874) and Rudolph Koenig (1832-1901)’, Bulletin of the Scientific Instrument Society, No. 44 (1995), 13-17.
BRENNI, P., ‘19th Century French Scientific Instrument Makers: VII-Paul Gustave Froment (1815-1865)’, Bulletin of the Scientific Instrument Society, No. 45 (1995), 19-24.
BRENNI, P., ‘19th Century French Scientific Instrument Makers: VIII-Eugène Ducretet (1844-1915)’, Bulletin of the Scientific Instrument Society, No. 46 (1995), 12-17.
BRENNI, P., ‘19th Century French Scientific Instrument Makers: IX-Louis Joseph Deleuil (1795-1862) and his son Jean Adrien Deleuil (1825-1894)’, Bulletin of the Scientific Instrument Society, No. 47 (1995), 4-7.
[LE ROY], La Dynastie des Le Roy horologers du Roi (Tours: Musée des Beaux-Arts de Tours, 1987). 82pp.
TURNER, A.J., From Pleasure and Profit to Science and Security: Etienne Lenoir and the transformation of precision instrument-making in France 1760-1830 (Cambridge: Whipple Museum of the History of Science, 1989). 107pp.
TURNER, A.J., ‘Paper, print and mathematics: Philippe Danfrie and the making of mathematical instruments in late 16th century Paris’, in: BLONDEL, C., PAROT, F., TURNER, A.J. and WILLIAMS, M. (eds), Studies in the History of Scientific Instruments (Papers presented at the 7th Symposium of the Scientific Instrument Commission, Paris 15-19 September 1987), (London: Rogers Turner Books for the Centre de Recherche en Histoire des Sciences de la Cite des Sciences et de l'Industrie Paris, 1989), 22-42.
BIOGRAPHICAL STUDIES - INSTRUMENT-MAKING - GERMANY
BOTT, G. (ed), Wenzel Jamnitzer und die Nürnberger Goldschmiedekunst 1500-1700, (Nuremberg: Germanisches Nationalmuseum and Munich: Klinkhardt & Biermann, 1985). 531pp.
BRACHNER, A., G.F. Brander 1713-1783: Wissenschaftliche Instruments aus seiner Werkstatt, (Munich: Deutsches Museum, 1983). 395pp.
BRACHNER, A., ‘C.A. Steinheil, a Munich Instrument maker’, Bulletin of the Scientific Instrument Society, no. 12 (1987), 3-7.
BRACHNER, A., ‘German nineteenth-century scientific instrument makers’ in: de CLERCQ, P.R. ed, Nineteenth-Century Scientific Instruments and their makers (papers presented at the 4th Scientific Instrument Symposium, Amsterdam 23-26 October 1984), Communication 221 of the National Museum for the History of Science and Medicine ‘Museum Boerhaave’ (Leiden 1985), 117-158.
BRACHNER, Alto, Die Münchener Optik in der Geschichte Entstehung, Unternehmungen, Sternwarten, Lokalitäten, Ausbreitung (published thesis of the Technischen Universität München, Munchen, 1986), 440pp..
[BUSCH], 775 Jahre Rathenow. 190 Jahre Optische Industrie Anstalt. 200 Jahre Mikroskope aus Rathenow (Rathenow: Kreisverwaltung Rathenow in Verbindung mit der Stadtverwaltung Rathenow, 1991). 64pp. [Firm made optical instruments under the name Busch]
EELSALU, H., ‘Big Fraunhofer’s "Short" Story’, Journal of the Antique Telescope Society, (summer 1994), 13-15.
HERBST, K. D., ‘Das Wechselverhältnis von Astronomie und Maschinenbau, dargestellt am Beispiel des Wirkens von Georg von Reichenbach’, NTM: Schriftet; of Wytze Foppes’, Bulletin of the Scientific Instrument Society 47 (1995),14-16.
COX, R.C., ‘The development of survey instrumentation’, Survey Review 28 (1986), 234-255.
DILKE, O.A.W., Reading the Past: Mathematics and Measurement (London: British Museum Publications, 1987), 64pp.
EGLIN, R.L., ‘John S.Hougham and the early history of the solar compass’, Rittenhouse; Journal of the American Scientific Enterprise 7 (1993), 117-121.
FREEMAN, F.B., ‘Rufus Porter’s level and other inventions’, Rittenhouse; Journal of the American Scientific Enterprise 5 (1991), 59-61.
HAHN, Nan L., ‘Medieval Mensuration: Quadrans Vetus and Geometrie Due Sunt Partes Principales..’, Transactions of the American Philosophical Society Philadelphia, 72, part 8 (1982), lxxxv + 204pp.
INSLEY, J., ‘The Damnable Cavalry Sketching Board’, Army Museum '87, 26-35.
INSLEY, J., ‘The origin of the Everest el Hartlib and Universal Reformation: Studies in Intellectual Communication (Cambridge, 1994), 268-178.
KLEMM, H.G., Georg Hartmann aus Eggolsheim (1498-1564): Ein Mathematiker, Physiker und Instrumentenmacher von Europäischem Rang (Eggolsheim, 1989). 52pp.
LIDNER, K., ‘German globe-makers, especially in Nuremburg and Berlin’, Der Globusfreund 35-37 (1987), 169-183.
LOCKNER, P., Die Merkzeichen der Nürnberger Rotschmiede (Munich-Berlin: Deutscher Kunstverlag, 1981). 329pp. (Forschungshefter, Bayerischen Nationalmuseum München).
von MACKENSEN, L., Feinmechanik aus Kassel: 225 Jahre F.W. Breithaupt & Sohn, Festschrift und Ausstellungsbegleiter (Kassel: Georg Wenderoth Verlag, 1987). 84pp.
von MACKENSEN, L., ‘Wilhelm Schickards technische Entwürfe und die Erfindung seines Handplanetariums’, in SECK, F. (ed), Wissenschafts-feschichte um Wilhelm Schickard: Vorträge bei dem Symposium der Universität Tübingen in 500. Jahr ihres Bestehens am 24.und 25. Juni 1977, (Tübingen: J.C.B Mohr, 1981), pp.67-79.
McCONNELL, A., ‘W.Harris & Co., London & Hamburg’, Bulletin of the Scientific Instrument Society 36 (1993), 16.
MUNZ, A., Philipp Matthäus Hahn, Pfarrer und Mechanikus (Sigmaringen: Jan Thorbecke Verlag, 1990). 175pp.
THEWES, A., ‘Beziehungen Südtirols zur Entdeckungsgeschichte des Fernrohrs’, Der Schlern, 65 (1991), 284-295. Optical work of Anton Maria Schyrleus de Rheita and family.
TURNER, G.L'E., ‘Gerard Mercator as Instrument Maker’, Duisburger Mercator-Studien, Band 3, Gerhard Mercator und die geistigen Strömungen des 16. und 17. Jahrhunderts, edited by H.H. Blotevogel & Rienk Verm_ (Duisburg, 1995), 131-146.
WAWRIK, F., ‘Andreas Spitzer, Schneider, Jesuit, Instrumentbauer’, Der Globusfreund 38-39 (1990), 87-96.
WEIL, H. and BADEN, H., ‘Schieck and the Beginnings of the German Microscope Industry’, Bulletin of the Scientific Instrument Society, no. 18 (1988), 9-12.
BIOGRAPHICAL STUDIES - INSTRUMENT-MAKING - INDIA
INSLEY, J., ‘Making Mountains out of Molehills? George Everest and Henry Barrow, 1830-39’, Indian Journal of History of Science, 30 (1995), 47-55.
BIOGRAPHICAL STUDIES - INSTRUMENT-MAKING - ITALY
BRENNI, P., ‘Italian scientific instrument makers of the nineteenth century and their instruments’, in: de CLERCQ, P.R. ed, Nineteenth-Century Scientific Instruments and their makers (papers presented at the 4th Scientific Instrument Symposium, Amsterdam 23-26 October 1984), Communication 221 of the National Museum for the History of Science and Medicine ‘Museum Boerhaave’ (Leiden 1985), 183-204.
BRENNI, P., & MISITI, M., ‘Costruttori italiani di Strumenti scientifici del XIX Secolo’, Nuncius: Annali di Storia della Scienza, 1 (1986), 141-84.
GALLONI, M., ‘Scientific Instrument Makers Working in Piedmont in 18th & 19th centuries’, in DRAGONI, G., McCONNELL, A. and TURNER, G.L’E. (eds), Proceedings of the Eleventh International Scientific Instrument Symposium [Bologna University, 9-14 September, 1991] (Bologna: Grafis Edizioni, 1994), 231-235.
LUALDI, A., ‘A Trade Brochure by Françoise Baillou’, Bulletin of the Scientific Instrument Society, No. 40 (1994), 16-17.
LUALDI, A., ‘Pietro Patroni, an 18th-century Milanese Optician’, Bulletin of the Scientific Instrument Society, No. 47 (1995), 12-13.
TURNER, G.L'E., ‘The Florentine Workshop of Giovan Battista Giusti, 1556-c. 1575’, Nuncius: Annali di Storia della Scienza, 10, pt 1 (1995), 131-172, 15 plates.
BIOGRAPHICAL STUDIES - INSTRUMENT-MAKING - NETHERLANDS
de CLERCQ, P.R., ‘The scientific instrument-making industry in the Netherlands in the nineteenth century’, in: de CLERCQ, P.R. ed, Nineteenth-Century Scientific Instruments and their makers (papers presented at the 4th Scientific Instrument Symposium, Amsterdam 23-26 October 1984), Communication 221 of the National Museum for the History of Science and Medicine ‘Museum Boerhaave’ (Leiden 1985), 205-226.
van KEULEN, E.O., MÖRZER-BRUYNS, W.F.J., SPITS, E.K. (eds), ‘In de Gekroonde Lootsman’: Het kaarten-, boekuitgevers en instrumentmakershuis Van Keulen te Amsterdam 1680-1885 (Utrecht: HES Uitgevers, 1989). 104pp.
LEOPOLD, J.H., ‘Some notes on Benjamin Eyres’, in: ANDERSON, R.G.W., BENNETT, J.A., and RYAN, W.F. (eds), Making Instruments Count: Essays on Historical Scientific Instruments presented to Gerard L'Estrange Turner (Aldershot: Variorum, 1993), 395-402.
MOOIJ, J., Instrumenten, wetenschap en samenleving: Geschiedenis van de instrumentenfabricage en -handel in Nederland 1840-1940 (Soest: Het Instrument, 1988). 241pp.
POULS, H.C., ‘Nederlands fabrikaat’ in Geodesia, nederlands geodetisch tijdschrift, vol. 27 (1985), Feb.: ‘Het automatische waterpasinstrument van Willem Meester (ca. 1685)’, pp.48-50; April: ‘Het waterpasinstrument van Christopher Becker (ca. 1845)’, pp.136-41; May: ‘De spiegelpasser van Lipkens en de kleine spiegelsextant van Laporte’, pp.171-4; June: ‘De afstandmeter van T.H. Snoeck (ca.1865)’, pp.202-5.
van ZUYLEN, J., ‘Jans & Harmanus van Deijl: an optical workshop in the 18th century’, Tijdschrift vor de Geschiedendis der Geneeskunde, Natuurwetenschappen, Wiskunde en Technick, 10 (1987) 208-228.
BIOGRAPHICAL STUDIES - INSTRUMENT-MAKING - PORTUGAL
dos REIS, A. E., Uma Oficina de Instrumentos matemáticos e náuticos (1800-85) (Lisbon: Academia de Marinha, 1991). 112pp. [about the instrument maker, Jacob Bernard Haas, and his nephew]
BIOGRAPHICAL STUDIES - INSTRUMENT-MAKING - SWEDEN
AMELIN, O., ‘Daniel Ekström: Maker of Scientific Instruments in 18th century Sweden’, in: DRAGONI, G., McCONNELL, A. and TURNER, G.L’E. (eds), Proceedings of the Eleventh International Scientific Instrument Symposium [Bologna University, 9-14 September, 1991] (Bologna: Grafis Edizioni, 1994), 81-83.
BIOGRAPHICAL STUDIES - INSTRUMENT-MAKING - SWITZERLAND
SCHULE, P., ‘Une dynastie de "mechaniciens" et d’inventeurs: "les Paul" ’, (Geneva, 1981), 11pp. Reprinted from Genava, ns 29 (1981), 139-149.
BIOGRAPHICAL STUDIES - INSTRUMENT-MAKING - UNITED KINGDOM
BANFIELD, E., Barometer Makers and Retailers 1660-1900 (Trowbridge: Baros Books, 1991). 256pp.
BARTY-KING, H., Eyes Right: The Story of Dollond & Aitchison Opticians 1750-1985 (London: Quiller Press, 1986), 260pp. BUT see Annals of Science, 43 (1986), 147-174.
BRACEGIRDLE, B., ‘Famous Microscopists: Flatters and Garnett Ltd., 1901-1967’, Proceedings of the Royal Microscopical Society 28 (1993), 55-62.
BRISTOW, H.R., ‘Elliott, Instrument Makers of London: Products, Customers, and Development in
the 19th Century’, Bulletin of the Scientific Instrument Society, No.36 (1993), 8-11.
BRYANT, T.J., ‘John Handsford of Birmingham and Bristol’ Bulletin of the Scientific Instrument Society 40 (1994), 11-12.
BRYDEN, D.J., ‘Made in Oxford: John Prujean's 1701 Catalogue of Mathematical Instruments’, Oxoniensia, 58 (1993). 263-285.
BRYDEN, D.J., ‘James Watt, merchant: the Glasgow years, 1754-1774’ in: SMITH, D. (ed), Perceptions of great engineers: fact and fantasy, (London: The Science Museum for the Newcomen Society &c, 1994), 9-21.
BURNETT, J.E. and MORRISON-LOW, A.D., "Vulgar and Mechanick": The scientific instrument trade in Ireland, 1650-1921 (Edinburgh: National Museums of Scotland; and Dublin: Royal Dublin Society, 1989). 166pp.
CATTERMOLE, M.J.G. & WOLFE, A.F., Horace Darwin's Shop: A History of the Cambridge Scientific Instrument Company 1878-1968 (Bristol: Adam Hilger, 1987). xvi + 285pp.
Darwin's Shop: The Cambridge Scientific Instrument Company 1881-1968 (Cambridge: Cambridge University Library, 1986). 28pp.
CHAPMAN, A., ‘Scientific instruments and industrial innovation: the achievement of Jesse Ramsden’, in: ANDERSON, R.G.W., BENNETT, J.A., and RYAN, W.F. (eds), Making Instruments Count: Essays on Historical Scientific Instruments presented to Gerard L'Estrange Turner (Aldershot: Variorum, 1993), 418-430.
CLARKE, T.N., MORRISON-LOW, A.D., and SIMPSON, A.D.C., Brass & Glass: Scientific Instrument Making Workshops in Scotland as Illustrated by instruments from the Arthur Frank Collection at the Royal Museum of Scotland (Edinburgh: National Museums of Scotland, 1989). 320pp.
CLIFTON, G., ‘An Introduction to the History of Elliott Brothers up to 1900’, Bulletin of the Scientific Instrument Society, No.36 (1993), 2-7.
CLIFTON, G., Directory of British Scientific Instrument Makers 1550-1851, General Editor G.L'E. Turner (London: Zwemmer and National Maritime Museum, 1995). xviii +331 pp.
FRENCH, A., John Joseph Merlin: The Ingenious Mechanick, (London: The Iveagh Bequest, 1985), 146pp.
GEE, B., ‘The Newtons of Chancery Lane and Fleet Street Revisited. Part 1: A Question of Establishment’, Bulletin of the Scientific Instrument Society, No.35 (1992), 3-6.
GEE, B., ‘The Newtons of Chancery Lane and Fleet Street Revisited. Part II: The Fleet Street Business and other Genealogy’, Bulletin of the Scientific Instrument Society, No.36 (1993), 12-14.
HALLETT, M., ‘John Benjamin Dancer 1812-1887: A Perspective’, History of Photography, 10 (1986), 237-55.
INSLEY, J., ‘Making Mountains out of Molehills? George Everest and Henry Barrow, 1830-39’, Indian Journal of History of Science, 30 (1995), 47-55.
LUTHER, F., ‘John Benjamin Dancer (1812-87): A Family History’, History of Photography, 16 (1992), 123-134.
McCONNELL, A., Instrument Makers to the World: A History of Cooke, Troughton & Simms (York: The Ebor Press, 1992). 16pp.
McCONNELL, A., ‘Thomas Cooke’s Order Book: analysis of an optical business, 1856-1868’, in: ANDERSON, R.G.W., BENNETT, J.A., and RYAN, W.F. (eds), Making Instruments Count: Essays on Historical Scientific Instruments presented to Gerard L'Estrange Turner (Aldershot: Variorum, 1993), 431-422.
McCONNELL, A., R.B. Bate of the Poultry, 1782-1847: The Life and Times of a Scientific Instrument-Maker (Monograph No. 1) (London: Scientific Instrument Society, 1993). 74pp.
McCONNELL, A., ‘W.Harris & Co., London & Hamburg’, Bulletin of the Scientific Instrument Society 36 (1993), 16.
MENNIM, E. J., Transit Circle: The Story of William Simms (1793-1860) (York: Ebor Press, 1992). 316pp.
MILLBURN, J.R., Benjamin Martin: Supplement (London: Vade-Mecum Press, 1986), 64pp.
MILLBURN, J.R., Retailer of the Sciences: Benjamin Martin's Scientific Instrument Catalogues, 1756-1782 (London: Vade-Mecum Press, 1986). 96pp.
MILLBURN, J.R., ‘John Rowley’s Gunnery Instruments’, Bulletin of the Scientific Instrument Society, No.32 (1992), 3-6.
MILLBURN, J.R., ‘William Deane and his Ordnance Bills’, Bulletin of the Scientific Instrument Society 45 (1995), 12-18.
MILLBURN, J.R. and RÖSSAAK, T.E., ‘The Bardin Family, Globe-Makers in London, and their Associate, Gabriel Wright’, Der Globusfreund, No.40/41 (Vienna 1992), 21-66 -plus 10 plates.
MORRISON-LOW, A.D., ‘Kemp & Co., Laboratory Suppliers’, in The History and Preservation of Chemical Instrumentation, STOCK, J.T. and ORNA, M.V. (eds), (Dordrecht: D. Reidel Publishing Co., 1986), pp.163-86.
MORRISON-LOW, A.D., ‘Yeates & Son, Opticians and Mathematical Instrument Makers to the University’, in More People and Places in Irish Science and Technology, (ed) MOLLAN, R.C.et al. (Dublin: Royal Dublin Society, 1990), pp.72-3.
MORRISON-LOW, A.D., ‘Proctor & Beilby, Part I: Early 19th Century Scientific Instrument Making in the English Midlands’, Bulletin of the Scientific Instrument Society, No. 41 (1994), 9-15.
MORRISON-LOW, A.D., ‘Proctor & Beilby, Part II: Proctor & Beilby's Sheffield’, Bulletin of the Scientific Instrument Society, No. 42 (1994), 17-21.
NUTTALL, R.H., ‘James Smith, and Smith & Beck: 1839-1852. Part 1: the microscopes’, Microscopy, the Journal of the Quekett Microscopical Club, 36 (1989), 288-300 & 317.
SIMPSON, A.D.C, ‘Richard Reeve - The "English Campani" - and the Origins of the London Telescope-Making Tradition’, Vistas in Astronomy, 28 (1985), 357-65.
SIMPSON, A.D.C., ‘A Sub-Contractor of W. & S. Jones Identified’, Bulletin of the Scientific Instrument Society, No.39 (1993), 23-27.
SMITH D., ‘The Cary Family’, The Map Collector no. 43 (1988), 40-47.
SMITH, J.A., ‘The Schmalcalders of London and the "Priddis" dial’, Journal of the Royal Astronomical Society of Canada, 87 (1993), 4-13.
TREHERNE, A.; The Massey Family: Clock, Watch, Chronometer and Nautical Instrument Makers, (Newcastle-under-Lyme: The Borough Museum, 1977), 38pp. Catalogue of an exhibition at the Borough Museum, Newcastle-under-Lyme.
TURNER, G.L'E., ‘The Instrument Makers of Elizabethan England’, Sartoniana [Ghent], 8 (1995), 19-31.
WETTON, J., ‘John Benjamin Dancer: Manchester instrument maker’, Bulletin of the Scientific Instrument Society 29 (1991), 4-8.
WETTON, J., Scientific Instrument Making in Manchester 1790-1870 (Manchester: Museum of Science & Industry, 1993). 68pp.
WETTON, J., ‘Scientific Instrument Making in Manchester, 1790-1870’, in DRAGONI, G., McCONNELL, A. and TURNER, G.L’E. (eds), Proceedings of the Eleventh International Scientific Instrument Symposium [Bologna University, 9-14 September, 1991] (Bologna: Grafis Edizioni, 1994), 71-79.
BIOGRAPHICAL STUDIES - INSTRUMENT-MAKING - UNITED STATES
BEDINI, S.A; At the sign of the Compass and Quadrant: the Life and Times of Anthony Lamb (Trans. America. Phil. Soc. 74, part 1, 1984). 84pp; and separately issued: (Philadelphia: American Philosophical Society, 1984). 84pp.
BEDINI, S.A., ‘Benjamin Cody of Philadelphia. Colonial American navigational instrument maker’, Rittenhouse; Journal of the American Scientific Enterprise 6 (1992), 103-115.
BRYDEN, D.J., ‘Alva Mason, the Franklin Institute, and the Origins of Philosophical and Chemical Instrument Manufacture in the United States’, Proceedings of the American Philosophical Society, 132 (1988), 400-419.
BRYDEN, D.J., ‘George Washington Carpenter: A Philadelphia Supplier of Chemical and Philosophical Apparatus’, Rittenhouse: Journal of the American Scientific Instrument Enterprise, 8 (1994), 97-109.
DRUMMETER, L.F. Jr., ‘Starke & Kammerer in San Francisco’, Rittenhouse; Journal of the American Scientific Enterprise 5 (1991), 25-32.
FERRAGLIO, P.L., ‘Dating Bulloch microscopes’, Rittenhouse; Journal of the American Scientific Enterprise 7 (1993), 114-116.
FOREMAN, B,R, ‘Laurence Charles Francis, Philadelphia Instrument Maker’, Rittenhouse; Journal of the American Scientific Enterprise 6 (1992), 33-38.
FRIED, B., ‘Tracking "Uncle John’s" telescopes. Identifying and dating instruments made by John A.Brashear’, Rittenhouse; Journal of the American Scientific Enterprise 7 (1993), 49-55.
GARCELON, D.C., ‘William Gardon & Sons: makers of surveying and astronomical instruments’, Rittenhouse: Journal of the American Scientific Instrument Enterprise 9 (1994-5), 42-48.
McBEE, E., ‘Joseph Milner Wightman: Phuilosophical Instrument Maker, Rittenhouse; Journal of the American Scientific Enterprise 6 (1992), 65-72.
MILLER, R.C., ‘Dating Young instruments’, Rittenhouse; Journal of the American Scientific Enterprise 5 (1991), 21-24.
MILLER, R.C., ‘George Kegleman and Kegleman Brothers. Mathematical and optical instrument makers’, Rittenhouse; Journal of the American Scientific Enterprise 5 (1991), 56-58.
RICHARDS, O.W., ‘Charles A. Spencer and his Microscopes’, Rittenhouse; Journal of the American Scientific Instrument Enterprise, 2 (1988), 70-81.
RUDD, M.E., ‘Julien P.Friez: an important American Meteorological instrument maker’, Rittenhouse; Journal of the American Scientific Instrument Enterprise 8 (1994), 114-123.
SCHECHNER, S.J., ‘John Prince and Early American Scientific Instrument Making’, Sibley's Heir (The Colonial Society of Massachusetts), 59 (1982), 431-503.
SPENCER, A.M., ‘The meteorological instruments of John Jeffries’, Rittenhouse: Journal of the American Scientific Instrument Enterprise 9 (1994-5), 59-61.
TURNER, S., ‘J.H.T.Werner and Benjamin Barton’ Rittenhouse; Journal of the American Scientific Instrument Enterprise 5 (1991), 53-55.
TURNER, S., ‘William Würdemann: first machanician of the U.S.Coast Survey’, Rittenhouse; Journal of the American Scientific Instrument Enterprise 5 (1991), 97-110.
TURNER, S., ‘The Kendall Family: thermometer and barometer makers’, Rittenhouse; Journal of the American Scientific Instrument Enterprise 7 (1993), 16-27.
UZES, F.D.B., ‘David Rittenhouse, colonial surveyor and instrument maker’, Rittenhouse; Journal of the American Scientific Instrument Enterprise 5 (1991), 1-16.
WARNER, D.J., [Benjamin Pike and Sons, New York] ‘Introduction’ to [PIKE], Pike's Illustrated Catalogue of Scientific & Medical Instruments (Facsimile edition of the 2nd edn New York 1856) - (Norman: Dracut and San Francisco, 1984, and re-printed 1993), vii-xv.
WARNER, D.J., ‘William J Young: from craft to industry in a skilled trade’, Pennsylvania History 52 no.2 (1985), 53-68.
WARNER, D.J., ‘At the sign of the Quadrant - the navigational instrument business in America to the Civil War’, The American Neptune 46 (1986), 258-263.
WARNER, D.J. ‘Richard Patten (1792-1865)’, Rittenhouse; Journal of the American Scientific Instrument Enterprise 6 (1992), 57-63.
WARNER, D.J., ‘Richard Pattern (1792-1865)’, ISSES Bulletin 13 (Winter 1992), 37-43.
WARNER, D.J., [James W Queen & Co, Philadelphia] ‘Introduction’ to [QUEEN], The Queen Catalogues (Facsimile edition of 19 catalogues, Philadelphia, 1881-1890) - (Norman: San Francisco, 1993), vol 1, vii-xlix.
WARNER, D.J. ‘Alvan Clarks’ customers’, Rittenhouse; Journal of the American Scientific Instrument Enterprise 8 (1993-4), 41-52.
WARNER, D.J., ‘Octave Leon Petitdidier: Precision Optician’, Rittenhouse: Journal of the American Scientific Instrument Enterprise 9 (1994-5), 54-58.
WARNER, D.J., ‘The A.S.Aloe business’, Rittenhouse: Journal of the American Scientific Instrument Enterprise 9 (1994-5), 62-64.
WARNER, D.J., ‘The microscopes and telescopes of Robert B Tolles’, Rittenhouse: Journal of the American Scientific Instrument Enterprise 9 (1994-5), 65-83.
WARNER, D.J., ‘Ernst W.Grundlach, German-American optician’, Rittenhouse: Journal of the American Scientific Instrument Enterprise 10 (1995-6), 1-18.
WARNER, D.J., ‘Compasses and Coils: The Instrument Business of Edward S. Ritchie’, Rittenhouse: Journal of the American Scientific Instrument Enterprise, 9 (1994-5), 1-24.
WARTER, S.L., ‘J.G.Joseph and Pittsburg’s "Grand Solar Microscope" ’, Rittenhouse: Journal of the American Scientific Instrument Enterprise 9 (1994-5), 49-53.
BIOGRAPHICAL STUDIES - MATHEMATICS AND ITS APPLICATIONS
ALGER, K.R, Mrs Janet Taylor "Authoress and Instructress in Navigation and Nautical Astronomy" 1804-1870, Fawcett Library Papers No. 6 (London: LLRS Publications, City of London Polytechnic, 1982), 29pp.
JIMÉNEZ, J., MARTINEZ, M. and SEBASTIÁN, A., ‘The Royal Academy of Mathematics and the Imperial College in the National Museum of Science and Technology of Madrid’, Nuncius: Annali di Storia della Scienza, 10, pt 1 (1995), 179-192.
KLEMM, H.G., Der Fränkische Mathematicus Johann Schöner (1477-1547) und seine kirchenbacher Briefe an den Nürnberger patrizier Willibrand Pirckheimer (Wissenschaftliche und künstlerische Beiträge des Ehrenbürg-Gymnasiums Forchheim, Heft 10) (Erlangen, 1992). 84pp.
KLEMM, H.G., Georg Hartmann aus Eggolsheim (1489-1564): Leben und Werk eines fränkischen Mathematikers und Ingenieurs (Wissenschaftliche und künstlerische Beiträge des Ehrenbürg-Gymnasiums Forchheim, Heft 8) (Forchheim, 1990). 104pp.
TURNER, A.J., ‘Paper, print and mathematics: Philippe Danfrie and the making of mathematical instruments in late 16th century Paris’, in: BLONDEL, C., PAROT, F., TURNER, A.J. and WILLIAMS, M. (eds), Studies in the History of Scientific Instruments (Papers presented at the 7th Symposium of the Scientific Instrument Commission, Paris 15-19 September 1987), (London: Rogers Turner Books for the Centre de Recherche en Histoire des Sciences de la Cite des Sciences et de l'Industrie Paris, 1989), 22-42.
WALLIS, R.V. and WALLIS, P.J., Biobibliography of British Mathematics and its Applications: Part II 1701-1760 (Newcastle upon Tyne: Epsilon Press for Project for Historical Biobibliography, 1986), xxiii + 502pp.
WALLIS, R.V. and WALLIS, P.J., Index of British Mathematicians. Part iii: 1701-1800 (Newcastle upon Tyne: PHIBB, 1992). 200pp.
WILLMOTH, F., Sir Jonas Moore: Practical Mathematics and Restoration Science (Woodbridge: Boydell & Brewer, 1992). 256pp.
BIOGRAPHICAL STUDIES: NATURAL PHILOSOPHY and PHYSICS
BEDINI, S.A., ‘Galileo and Scientific Instrumentation’, in WALLACE, W. A. (ed), Reinterpreting Galileo in Studies in Philosophy and the History of Philosophy, 15, (1986), 127-53.
BENNETT, J.A., ‘Robert Hooke as mechanic and natural philosopher’, Notes and Records of the Royal Society of London, 35 (1980), 33-48.
CHRISTENSEN, O., Jens Kraft 1720-1765 (n.p.: Dansk Historisk Handbogsforlag, 1988), with an appendix on Kraft's instrument collection by H.Andersen.
EICHORN, K., ‘Heinrich Geissler (1814-1879): His Life, Times and Work’, Bulletin of the Scientific Instrument Society, No.27 (1990), 17-19.
MANGIANTI, F. and BELTRANO, M.C., Il Collegio Romano: 100 anni di Osservazioni Meteorologiche (Rome: Ministero dell'Agricoltura e delle Foreste, 1990). 48pp.
MILLBURN, J.R., An Analysis of the Subscribers to George Adams Junior's Lectures on Natural and Experimental Philosophy, 1794, (Aylesbury: for the Author, 1985), 15pp and 98-frame microfiche.
MITCHELL, M., History of the British Optical Association 1895-1978 (London: BOA, 1982).
MORRISON-LOW, A.D., and CHRISTIE, J.R.R., ‘Martyr of Science': Sir David Brewster 1781-1868, (Edinburgh: Royal Scottish Museum, 1984), 138pp.
MORRISON-LOW, A.D., ‘William Nicol FRSE, c.1771-1851: Lecturer, Scientist and Collector’, Book of the Old Edinburgh Club, new series 2 (1992), 123-131.
SCHÖNBURG-HARTENSTEIN, J., Josef Anton Nagel-ein Direktor des physikalischen Kabinettes (Vienna: Der Osterreichischen Akademie der Wissenschaften, 1987), Veröffentlichungen der Kommission für Geschichte der Mathematik, Naturwissenschaften und Medizin, Band 45. 113pp.
van der STAAR, P. (ed), Fahrenheit's Letters to Leibniz and Boerhaave, (Nieuwe Nederlandse Bijdragen tot de geschiedenis der Geneeskunde en der Natuurwetenschappen No. 10) (Leiden: Communication no. 218 from the Museum Boerhaave, and Amsterdam: Rodopi, 1983). 195pp.
van SWINDEN, J.H., Beschrijving van het Eisinga-Planetarium te Franeker (1780). Reprint includes EEKHOGG, W., ‘Het leven van Eisinga en eene geschiedenis van zijn planetarium’, from 3rd edn (1851), and a biographical sketch of Van Swinden by van HOORN, M; (Franeker: Van Wijnen, 1994). xxxiii +vi +164pp.
TAROZZI, G., (ed), Leopoldo Nobili e la Cultura Scientifica del suo Tempo (Istituto per i Beni Artistici, Culturali e Naturali della Regione Emilia-Romagna, Bologna [1985]). 343pp.
TURNER, A. J., & GOMEZ, N., Pierre Gassendi, explorateur des sciences (Digne-les-Bains, 1992), 204pp., illus. Exhibition catalogue from Musée de Digne, May-October 1992.
BOTANY
de CHADAREVIAN, S., ‘Instruments, Illustrations, Skills, and Laboratories in 19th-century German Botany’, in: MAZZOLINI, R.G. (ed), Non-Verbal Communication in Science prior to 1900 (Biblioteca di Nuncius studi e testi XI), (Florence: Leo S. Olschki, 1993), 529-562.
See King, D.A.; Galluzzi, P.; Hackmann, W.D.;
SEN, Dibakar & CHAKRABORTY, Ajoy Kumar, (eds), J.C. Bose Speaks (Calcutta: Puthipatra, 1986), 456pp.
CALCULATING AND COMPUTING DEVICES
BROMLEY, A.G., ‘Charles Babbage’s Analytical Engine, 1838’, Annals of the History of Computing, 4 (1982), 196-217.
BROMELY, A.G., ‘Notes on the Antikethera Mechanism’, Centaurus 29 (1986), 5-27.
BROMLEY, A.G., ‘The evolution of Babbage’s Calculating Engines’, Annals of the History of Computing 9 (1987), 113-136.
BROMLEY, A.G., ‘Observations of the Antikythera Mechanism’, Antiquarian Horology 18 (1989-90), 641-652.
BRYDEN, D.J., ‘The Arithmetical Jewell or Jewell or Arithmetick’, Quarto (Abbot Hall Art Gallery, Kendal, Westmorland), 23, no. 2 (July 1985), 9-14.
BRYDEN, D.J., Napier's bones: A History and Instruction Manual (London: Harriet Wynter Ltd, 1992), 24pp.
BUXTON, H.W., Memoir of the Life and Labours of the Late Charles Babbage Esq. F.R.S., ed. with intro. by A.HYMAN (Charles Babbage Institute reprint series for the History of Computing, vol. 13) (Cambridge, Mass. & London: MIT Press, 1988). 401pp.
COHEN, I.B., ‘Babbage and Aiken; with notes on Henry Babbage’s gift to Harvard and to other institutions of a portion of his father’s Difference Engine’, Annals of the History of Computing 10 (1988), 171-193.
FRANKSEN, O.I., Mr Babbage's Secret: The Tale of a Cypher - and APL (Strandberg, Denmark, 1984), 320pp.
HAWKINS, W.F., ‘The first calculating machine (John Napier 1617)’, Annals of the History of Computing 10 (1988), 37-51.
KEAN, V. J., The Ancient Greek Computer from Rhodes known as the Antikythera Mechanism (Anixi Attikis: Efstathiadis Group, 1991). 96pp.,
KEHRBAUM, A.and KORTE, B., Calculi: Bilder des Rechnens einst und heute: Images of Computing in Olden and Modern Times (Bonn: Nordrhein-Westfälische Akademie der Wissenschaften, Westdeutscher Verlag, 1995). 127 pp.
KIDWELL, P.A., ‘American Scientisits and calculating machines - from novelty to commonplace’, Annals of the History of Computing 12 (1990), 31-40.
KIDWELL, P.A., ‘Adders made and used in the United States’, Rittenhouse; Journal of the American Scientific Enterprise 8 (1994), 78-96.
KIDWELL, P.A., ‘The calculating machine of Ramón Verea’, Rittenhouse: Journal of the American Scientific Instrument Enterprise 9 (1994-5), 33-41.
KRADOLFER, P., Einige Rosinen aus der Entwicklung der Rechenmaschinen; reprint from backup, 3, 1987, to 3, 1988 (Aarau, Switzerland, Verlag Sauerländer, 1988).
LINDGREN, M., Glory and Failure: The difference engines of Johann Müller, Charles Babbage and Georg & Edward Scheutz, Linköping Studies in Arts and Sciences, 9 (1987). And republished Cambridge (Mass), 1990.
MARGUIN, J., Histoire des instruments et machines à calculer: trois siècles de méchanique pensante, 1642-1942 (Paris: Herman, 1994). 207pp.
MARTIN, Ernst, The Calculating Machines (Die Rechenmaschinen) their History and Development, KIDWELL, P.A. and WILLIAMS M.R. (trans and ed), (Cambridge, Mass.: MIT Press, 1992). Charles Babbage Institute reprint vol. 16. From the German edition of 1925.
MINIATI, M., ‘Les "Cistae Mathematicae" et l’organisation des connaissances au XVIIe siècle’ in: BLONDEL, C., PAROT, F., TURNER, A.J. and WILLIAMS, M. (eds), Studies in the History of Scientific Instruments (Papers presented at the 7th Symposium of the Scientific Instrument Commission, Paris 15-19 September 1987), (London: Rogers Turner Books for the Centre de Recherche en Histoire des Sciences de la Cite des Sciences et de l'Industrie Paris, 1989), 43-51.
NAPIER, J., Rabdology [Rabdologiæ-1617], trans RICHARDSON, W.F. with introduction by RIDER, R.E. (Charles Babbage Institute reprint series for the history of computing, vol. 5, (Cambridge, Mass.: MIT Press, 1990).
PALAND, R., ‘Die Leupold-Maxchine: Ein Schaltklinkensystem 200 Jahre vor Christel Hamann’, Historische Bürowelt, no. 8 (Jan. 1985), 14-15.
Rechenkunst und Rechentechnik: Eine Ausstellung der Deutschen Forschungsgemeinschaft (Bonn, 1981), 24pp.
ROBERTS, K.D., ‘Carpenter’s and Engineer’s slide rules’, Chronicle of the Early American Industries Association, 36 no.1 (1983), 1-5.
SCHILLINGER, K., Zeicheninstrumente: Katalog (Dresden: Staatlicher Mathematisch-Physikalischer Salon, 1990). 72pp.
SCHWARTZ, H.A., ‘The Willis planimeter’, Rittenhouse; Journal of the American Scientific Instrument Enterprise 7 (1993), 60-64.
STANLEY, P.E., ‘Carpenters’ and Engineers’ slide Rules: Routledges’ Rule’, Chronicle of the Early American Industries Association, 37 no.2 (1984), 25-27.
SWADE, Doron, Charles Babbage and his Calculating Engines (London: The Science Museum, 1991). 48pp.
TEE, G.J., ‘The heritage of Charles Babbage in Australia’, Annals of the History of Computing 5 (1983), 45-59.
TOMASH, E., ‘The Madrid Promptuary’, Annals of the History of Computing 10 (1988), 52-67.
TURNER, A.J., "‘Utile pour les calculs": the logarithmic scale rule in France and England during the seventeenth century", Archives internationales d'Histoire des Sciences 38 (1988), 251-71.
WILLIAMS, M.R., ‘From Napier to Lucas: The Use of Napier's Bones in Calculating Instruments’, Annals of Computing, 5 (1983), 279-96.
WILLIAMS, M.R., ‘Early calculation’, in: ASPREY, W. (ed), Computing before Computers (Ames, 1990).
WILLIAMS, W.D., ‘Some Early Chemical Slide Rules’, Bulletin of the History of Chemistry, 12 (1992), 24-29.
CARTOGRAPHY
See also: Astronomical Models - Globes
ARNHOLD, H., Das Geographische Institut zu Weimar: Wissenschaft und Industrie, Tradition und Gegenwart: Weimarer Schriften, Heft 11 (1984). 96pp.
Astronomia y Cartografia de los Siglos XVIII y XIX (Madrid: Observatorio Astronomico Nacional, 1987). 135pp.
CARCHIO, A., Dall'Italia Immaginata all'Immagine dell'-Italia: dalla prime concezioni cosmografiche ai rilevamenti da satellite (Florence: Istituto Geografico Militare, 1986). 206pp.
COCKX-INDESTEGE, E. and de NAVE, F., Christoffel Plantijn en de exacte wetenschappen in zijn tijd (Brussels: Gemeentekredit, 1989). 192pp.
DESTOMBES, M., Selected contributions to the history of Cartography and Scientific Instruments, ed, SCHILDER, G., van der KROGT, P. and de CLERCQ, P. (Utrecht: HES, 1987). 568pp.
Enkhuizen in kaart: vier eeuwen stadsplattegronden (Catalogus van de tentoonstelling 'Enkhuizen in kaart' in het Stedelijk Waagmuseum te Enkhuizen van 1 juni tot 1 oktober 1984), (Enkhuizen, 1984). 38pp.
FIRNEIS M.G. and GRÖSSING, H., ‘Das Meteoroskop des Regiomontanus: Ein Instruments zer Bestimmung geographischer Koorinaten’, Der Globusfreund 31-32 (1983), 140-156.
JEIJBROEK, J.F. and SCHAPELHOUMAN, M. (eds), Kunst in kaart: Decoratieve aspecten van de cartografie (Utrcht: HES Uitgevers, 1989). 131pp.
KARROW, R.W. Jr., Mapmakers of the Sixteenth Century and Their Maps: Bio-bibliographies of the cartographers of Abraham Ortelius, 1570 (Chicago: Speculum Orbis Press for The Newberry Library, 1993). 846pp.
van der KROCHT, P.C.J., Advertenties voor kaarten, atlassen, globes e.d. in Amsterdamse kranten 1621-1811, with an Introduction in English (Utrecht: HES Uitgevers BV, 1985). 473pp.
LEMOINE-ISABEAU, C., Cartographie belge dans les collections espagnoles XVIe au XVIIIe siècle (Brussels: Crédit Communal, 1985). 112pp.
LÖFFLER, R. and TROMANAU, G. (eds), Gerhard Mercator, Europa und die Welt (Duisburg: Stadthistorisches Museum, 1994).
[MADRID], Astronomia y Cartografia de los Siglos XVIII y XIX (Madrid: Observatorio Astronómico Nacional, 1987). xv + 155pp. [Exhibits drawn from the Observatorio, Museo Naval, Museo Arqueológico Nacional, Museo Nacional de Ciencia y Tecnología.]
[MAGELLAN], João Jacinto de Magalhães: Bicentenário da sua Morte- 700 Anos da Fundação da Universidade: Conferência sobre Ciências fisicas no Séc. XVIII: Exposiçao de Instrumentos antigos e Bibliografia (Coimbra: Observatório da Univ. de Coimbra, 1990).
[MERCATOR], Gerard Mercator et la Geographie dans les Pays-bas meridionaux (Antwerp: Museum Plantin-Moretus, 1994). 175pp. [Exhibition at the museum 30 April-24 July 1994]
de NAVE, F., and VOET, L., Musée Plantin-Moretus (Brussels: Ludion S.A. - Cultura Nostra - 1989). 128pp.
PASTOUREAU, M., ‘Les Hardy - père et fils - et Louis-Charles Desnos "faiseurs des globes" à Paris au milieu du XVIIIe siècle’, in: BLONDEL, C., PAROT, F., TURNER, A.J. and WILLIAMS, M. (eds), Studies in the History of Scientific Instruments (Papers presented at the 7th Symposium of the Scientific Instrument Commission, Paris 15-19 September 1987), (London: Rogers Turner Books for the Centre de Recherche en Histoire des Sciences de la Cite des Sciences et de l'Industrie Paris, 1989), 73-82.
SCHILDER, G., Plaatsbepaling; de oude kaart in zijn verscheidenheid van toepassingen (inaugural lecture Utrecht University, 15 November 1982) (Amsterdam: Nico Israel, 1982). 31pp. illus.
STEGENA, L. (ed), Lazarus Secretarius: The First Hungarian Mapmaker and his Work (Budapest: Akademiai Kiado, 1982). 116pp.
de VRIES, D. (ed), Kaarten met geschiedenis 1550-1800: Een selectie van oude getekende kaarten van Nederland uit de Collectie Bodel Nijenhuis (Utrecht: HES Uitgevers, 1989). 123pp.
WALLIS, H., Raleigh & Roanoke: The First English Colony in America, 1584-1590 (London and Raleigh: British Library and North Carolina Museum of History, 1985). 116pp.
WATELET, M. (ed), Gérard Mercator Cosmographe: le temps et l'espace (Antwerp: Fonds Mercator Paribas, 1994).
WATERS, D., ‘English Navigational Books, Charts and Globes Printed Down to 1600’, Revista da Universidade de Coimbra, 33 (1985), 239-57.
WOLF, H. (ed), Philipp Apian und die Kartographie der Renaissance (Weissenhorn: Anton H. Konrad Verlag, 1989).
ZÖGNER, L. (ed), Die Welt in Händen: Globus und Karte als Modell von Erde und Raum (Berlin: Staatsbibliothek Preussischer Kulturbesitz, 1989). 148pp.
CATALOGUES - reprints, commentories &c
For modern catalogues of collections see - COLLECTIONS
ANDERSON, R.G.W., BURNETT, J.E. and GEE, B., Handlist of Scientific Instrument-Makers’ Trade Catalogues 1600-1914 (Edinburgh: Royal Museum of Scotland, 1990) (National Museums of Scotland Information Series No.8). 100pp.
[BERGER, C.L. & SONS], Hand-Book and illustrated catalogue of the Engineer’s and Surveyor’s instruments of precision made by C.L.Berger, 1890 (Reprint, Mendham N.J.: The Astragal Press, 1993). 218pp. [With introduction by GARCELON, D.C.]
BRYDEN, D.J., ‘Made in Oxford: John Prujean's 1701 Catalogue of Mathematical Instruments’, Oxoniensia, 58 (1993). 263-285.
Catalogue del'Exposition collective allemande d'instruments d'optique, de Mécanique et de Précision: exposition universelle de 1900, (Berlin 1900; reprinted Paris: Editions Alain Brieux, 1984), 245pp.
CROM, T.R., Trade Catalogues 1542 to 1842 (Melrose, Florida: T.H. Crom, 1989). 392pp.
DAVIS, A.B., and DREYFUS, M.S., The Finest Instruments ever Made: A Bibliography of Medical, Dental, Optical, and Pharmaceutical Company Trade Literature; 1700-1939 (Arlington Massachusetts: Medical History Publishing Associates I, 1986), 446pp.
[GURLEY, W. & L.E.], A Manual of the principal instruments used in American Engineering and Surveying, manufactured by W. & L.E.Gurley, Troy, N.W., 21st ed 1874 (Reprint, Mendham N.J.: The Astragal Press, 1993). 224pp. [With introduction by GARCELON, D.C.]
JONES, M. and TAYLOR, J., A Handlist of Trade Catalogues and Associated Literature in the Wellcome Museum of the History of Medicine (London; The Science Museum, 1984), 68pp.
KINCHIN, P. and KINCHIN, J., Glasgow's Great Exhibitions: 1888, 1901, 1911, 1938, 1988 (Bicester, Oxon: White Cockade Publishing, 1989). 200pp.
LUALDI, A., ‘A Trade Brochure by Françoise Baillou’, Bulletin of the Scientific Instrument Society, No. 40 (1994), 16-17.
[PIKE], Pike's Illustrated Catalogue of Scientific & Medical Instruments (Facsimile edition of the 2nd edn New York 1856) - (Norman: Dracut and San Francisco, 1984, and re-printed 1993), 766pp. With introduction by WARNER,D.J..
[QUEEN], The Queen Catalogues (Facsimile edition of 19 catalogues, Philadelphia, 1881-1890) - (Norman: San Francisco, 1993), 2 vols. With introduction by WARNER, D.J.
E. Zimmerman, Leipzig, XVIII, Preis-Liste under psychologische und physiologische Apparate (1903). 135pp - reprint: (Institut für Geschichte der Neuern Psychologie, Universitä Passau, nd.)
CHEMISTRY - CHEMICAL INSTRUMENTS - CHEMICAL ENGINEERING
ANDERSON, R.G.W., ‘Early Islamic Chemical Glass’, in Chemistry in Britain, 19 (1983), 822-3.
ANDERSON, R.G.W., ‘Instruments and Apparatus,’ in Recent Developments in the History of Chemistry, (ed) C.A. Russell (London: Royal Society of Chemistry, 1985),
ANDERSON, R.G.W., ‘Joseph Black and his chemical furnace’, in:ANDERSON, R.G.W., BENNETT, J.A., and RYAN, W.F. (eds), Making Instruments Count: Essays on Historical Scientific Instruments presented to Gerard L'Estrange Turner (Aldershot: Variorum, 1993), 118-126.
ANDERSON, R.G.W., ‘A Source for 18th -century Chemical Glass’, in DRAGONI, G., McCONNELL, A. and TURNER, G.L’E. (eds), Proceedings of the Eleventh International Scientific Instrument Symposium [Bologna University, 9-14 September, 1991] (Bologna: Grafis Edizioni, 1994), 47-52.
ANTONIOTTO, P. and CERRUTI, L. (eds), Atti del I° Convegno di Storia della Chimica (Turin, 1985), 210pp.
BAIRD, D., ‘Baird Associates's Commercial Three-Meter Grating Spectrograph and the Transformation of Analytical Chemistry’, Rittenhouse, 5 ( 1991), 65-80.
BAIRD, D., ‘Analytical Chemistry and the "Big" Scientific Instrumentation Revolution’, Annals of Science, 50 (1993), 267-290.
BENNETT, S., ‘The development of process control instruments’, Transactions of the Newcomen Society 63 (1991-2), 113- 164.
BERRY, M., ‘Tempest in a milk pail: the lactometer and 19th century dairy disputes’, Rittenhouse: The Journal of the American Scientific Instrument Enterprise 7 (1993), 76-83.
BOLTON, H.C., HOLLAND, J. and WILLIAMS N.H., ‘The Grimwade Milligram Chemical Balance: An Early Australian Attempt to Establish a Scientific Instrument Industry’, Historical Records of Australian Science, 9, ii (December 1992), 107-117.
BRINKMANN, A.A.A.M. De Alchemist in de Prentkunst (Amsterdam: Editions Rodopi, 1982), 70pp.
BRYDEN, D.J., ‘Alva Mason, the Franklin Institute, and the Origins of Philosophical and Chemical Instrument Manufacture in the United States’, Proceedings of the American Philosophical Society, 132 (Dec. 1988), 400-419.
BURCHARD, U., ‘Geschichte und Instrumentarium der Lötrohrkunde’, Deutsches Museum Wissenschaftliches Jahrbuch 1992/93 (Munich: Deutsches Museum, 1993), pp. 7-62.
BURNETT, J., ‘The Use of New Materials in the Manufacture of Scientific Instruments, c.1880-c.1920’, in: STOCK, J.T. and ORNA, M.V. (eds) The History and Preservation of Chemical Instrumentation,, (Dordrecht: D. Reidel Publishing Co., 1986), pp.217-38.
GIEBELER, E.H.W and ROSENBAUER, K.A., Historia Scientiae Naturalis. Beiträge zur Gesichte der Laboratoriumstechnik und deren Randgebiete, (Darmstadt: G-I-T Verlag Ernst Giebeler, 1982).
HAMMOND, P.W. and EGAN, H., Weighed in the Balance: A History of the Laboratory of the Government Chemist (London: HMSO, 1992). xvi + 372pp.
HEILENZ, S., The Leibig Museum in Giessen: Guide through the Museum and a Liebig Portrait from a Current Viewpoint, 2nd edn (Giessen, 1988).
van LENNEP, J., Alchemie: Contribution à l'histoire de l'art alchimique (Brussels: Crédit Communal, 1984). 448pp.
McCANN, A., ‘A private laboratory at Petworth House, Sussex, in the late 18th century’, Annals of Science 40 (1983), 635-655.
MORRISON-LOW, A.D., ‘Kemp & Co., Laboratory Suppliers’, in STOCK, J.T. and ORNA, M.V. (eds) The History and Preservation of Chemical Instrumentation,, (Dordrecht: D. Reidel Publishing Co., 1986), pp.163-86.
MORRISON-LOW, A.D., ‘Irish Instrument Makers and Chemical Instrumentation’, Bulletin of the Scientific Instrument Society, No.26 (1990), 11-15.
von OSTEN, S., SOUKUP, R.W, and MAYER, H., ‘Das Laboratoriums-Inventar von Oberstockstall aus dem 16. Jahrhundert: ein Zwischenbericht’, Der Anschnitt: Zeitschrift für Kunst und Kultur im Bergbau, 46, 2-3 (1994), 100-102.
SIMCOCK, A.V., ‘ "Reason’s dim telescope": a poetic tirade against Joseph Priestly, FRS’, Notes and Records of the Royal Society of London 49 (1995), 79-84.
SMEATON ,W.A., ‘Some large burning lenses and their uses by 18th century French and British chemists’, Annals of Science 44 (1987), 265- 275.
SOUKUP, R.W., von OSTEN, S. and MAYER, H., ‘Alembics, Curcurbits, Phials, Crucibles: A 16th-Century Docimastic Laboratory Excavated in Austria’, Ambix, 40 (1993), 25.
van SPRONSEN, J.W., A Guide of European Museums and Expositions on Chemistry and History of Chemistry (Budapest: Museum for Science and Technology, for the Federation of European Chemical Societies Working Party for History of Chemistry: 1981), 32pp.
van SPRONSEN, J.W., Histoire van de Scheikunde in Europese Musea (Leiden: Museum Boerhaave, Mededeling No. 215, 1983). 144pp. Second part of the above.
STOCK, J.T. and ORNA, M.V. (eds), The History and Preservation of Chemical Instrumentation,, (Dordrecht: D. Reidel Publishing Co., 1986).
STOCK, J.T. and ORNA, M.V. (eds), Electrochemistry, Past and Present (American Chemical Society Symposium Series no. 390) (1989).
TSELOS, G.D. and WICKEY, C., A Guide to Archies and Manuscript Collections in the History of Chemistry and Chemical Technology (Center for History of Chemistry Publication No.7) (Philadelphia, PA: 1987). 198pp.
WARNER, D.J., ‘American hydrometers’, Rittenhouse: The Journal of the American Scientific Instrument Enterprise 5 (1991), 1-16.
WILLIAMS, W.D., ‘Some Early Chemical Slide Rules’, Bulletin of the History of Chemistry, 12 (1992), 24-29.
CINEMATOGRAPHY
including: MAGIC LANTERNS and PROJECTION APPARATUS.
GREEENACRE, D., Magic Lanterns (Aylesbury; Shire Album No.169, 1986), 32pp.
GRIGGS, D.D., ‘Projection apparatus for science in late 19th century America’, Rittenhouse; Journal of the American Scientific Enterprise 7 (1993), 9-15.
[KINGSTON UPON THAMES MUSEUM], Eadweard Muybridge of Kingston upon Thames, (Kingston, 1984). 32pp.
[KINGSTON UPON THAMES MUSEUM], Eadweard Muybridge: Exhibition Guide (Kingston upon Thames, 1984), 24pp.
LIESEGANG, F.P., Dates and Sources: A Contribution to the History of the Art of Projection and to Cinematography, HECHT, H., (trans and ed), (London: Magic Lantern Society of Great Britain, 1986), 79pp. [Originally published as Zahlen und Quellen: zur Geschichte der Projektionskunst u. Kinematographie (Berlin: Deutsches Druck und Verlagshaus, 1926)]
Laterna Magica: Vernügen, Belehrung, Unterhaltung, Der Projektionskünstler Paul Hoffman (1929-1888) (Ein Ausstellung des Historischen Museums Frankfurt (Frankfurt am Main: Dezernat fur Kultur und Freizeit, 1981).
LANGE-FUCHS, H., Magic Lantern Bibliography (The Magic Lantern Society of Great Britain: Research Project No. 1, 1987). 56pp.
The Protector Lamp and Lighting Company Ltd. 1873-1973: The First Hundred Years (Eccles: P.L. & L. CO., 1973). 56pp.
WARNER, D.J. ‘Projection apparatus for science in antebellum America’, Rittenhouse; Journal of the American Scientific Instrument Enterprise 6 (1992), 87-94.
COLLECTIONS: Catalogues, Guides and Histories of Collections &c
See also: EXHIBITIONS, for catalogues of special exhibitions.
NB the items entered here are entered under other headings when the collection is particularly specific to a subject entry, but not otherwise.
The classification is General - then: Country: (with a ‘Europe’ section) Town:
HEILBRON, J.L., ‘Some uses for catalogues of old scientific instruments’, in: ANDERSON, R.G.W., BENNETT, J.A., and RYAN, W.F. (eds), Making Instruments Count: Essays on Historical Scientific Instruments presented to Gerard L'Estrange Turner (Aldershot: Variorum, 1993), 1-16.
TURNER, A.J., ‘From Mathematical Practice to the History of Science: The Pattern of collecting Scientific Instruments’, Journal of the History of Collections, 7 (1995), 135-150.
COLLECTIONS - ARGENTINA
LA PLATA (University of La Plata)
RANEA, A.G., ‘Origin and (Mis)Fortune of the Collection of Scientific Instruments of the Department of Physics, La Plata, Argentina’, in DRAGONI, G., McCONNELL, A. and TURNER, G.L’E. (eds), Proceedings of the Eleventh International Scientific Instrument Symposium [Bologna University, 9-14 September, 1991] (Bologna: Grafis Edizioni, 1994), 119-123.
COLLECTIONS - AUSTRALIA
HOLLAND, J., Scientific Instrument Collections in Australian Universities (Sydney: Macleay Museum, University of Sydney, 1995), 15pp.
ADELAIDE (University of Adelaide Historical Collections):
RUNGE, P.C., A Survey of Apparatus of Significance to the Development of Science and Research at the University of Adelaide (Adelaide 1986). 61pp.
SYDNEY (University of Sydney, Faculty of Science):
BRANAGAN, D. and HOLLAND, G. (eds), Ever Reaping Something New (University of Sydney Faculty of Science Centenary, 1986). 256pp.
SYDNEY (University of Sydney, Macleay Museum):
HOLLAND, J., Microscopes and Microscopy: Instruments and Related Items in the Macleay Museum ( Sydney 1989). 52pp.
HOLLAND, J., ‘John Roach’s instruments in Sydney’, Rittenhouse; Journal of the American Scientific Enterprise 6 (1992), 20-24.
COLLECTIONS - AUSTRIA
GRAZ: (University of Gratz):
HOHENESTER, A. and DORFER, A., Aus dem Erbe großer Grazer Physiker: Ausstellung an der Universitätsbibliothek der Karl-Franzens-Universität Graz: Katalog zur Ausslellung
15. Juni- 1. Oktober 1992 (Graz, Austria, 1991). 99pp.
LINZ (Oberösterreichische Landesausstellung): SEIPEL, W. (ed), Mensch und Kosmos: Die Heraufkunst des modernen naturwissenschaftlichen Weltbildes (Linz, 1990), 2 vol | |
