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Manuscripts
Einführung in die moderne Electrizitäts lehre
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Manuscripts
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Daily: 10 A.M.–5 P.M.
Closed on Tuesdays
1151 Oxford Road
San Marino, CA 91108
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Manuscripts
This manuscript, written in German by Professor Dr. Graetz in Munich, includes text, diagrams and mathematical formulas.
mssHM 72086
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Manuscripts
This letter written by Charles Hoffman to William King was about guano, the excrement and urine of seabirds and bats, which was just being widely recognized as an excellent fertilizer and an important source of nitrates for gunpowder and explosives. It was primarily gathered off the coast of Peru, but Hoffman, who owned many vessels that regularly traded in peanuts and palm oil with West Africa's coast, was apparently the first American entrepreneur to find a source on the island of Ichaboe, now in Namibia.
mssHM 80484
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Rare Books
Language of material: German Publisher: Zentralverlag der NSDAP (Munich, Germany) Notes: German propaganda using a quote from Churchill that supposedly comes from the "Journal of commerce and shipping telegraph", but the cataloger was unable to find the reference. "1940" written in ms. at the bottom.
609303
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Language of material: German Publisher: Zentralverlag der NSDAP (Munich, Germany) Notes: Includes German translation of a quote from a speech delivered by Churchill in 1920 about the dangers of Soviet Russia.
609303
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Rare Books
Language of material: German Publisher: Zentralverlag der NSDAP (Munich, Germany) Notes: German translation of an excerpt from Lord Ponsonby's book, Falsehood in war-time. "1940" written in ms. at the bottom.
609303
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Rare Books
Language of material: German Publisher: Zentralverlag der NSDAP (Munich, Germany) Notes: German propaganda using a quote from Churchill from January 1940 about the dangers of the USSR. "1941" written in ms. at the bottom.
609303