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Bianchi, Jakob Franz. Invitation to his open [!] lectures in thoughtful science. 23 pp. 15 x 9 cm. Leather d. C.E. (breathing and bribing, missing untees capital and with small wormholes) with rich gold plating. O.O. , o. Dr. and o. J. (well Vienna around 1777). Worlcat dates from about 1778, but without biblical evidence. See Wurzbach 1, p. 273. – Very rare list of instruments of the physicist Jakob Franz Bianchi (1732-1785). He was born in Italy and worked as a court mechanical engineer in Mannheim in the 1950s. He then taught experimental physics in Tübingen and went to Vienna at the latest in 1762, where he became Mathematicus with Prince of Liechtenstein. In 1777 he moved to Paris, where he gave public lectures on experimental physics as well as in Vienna. The instruments come from the fields of chemistry, optics, aerometry, hydraulics and hydrostatics, electricity, mathematics and magnetism. In 1763, he published a "Excellent Cabinet of Physical and Mathematical Instruments" in Vienna with Trattner (see Giese 576). A not identical "complete display" of his instruments from ca. 1750 is available in Bamberg and Munich. – Mirror with simple exlibris "Baron Tschiderer". Joints sprung inside, attachments partially dissolved. ==References====External links==* Official website* Official site* Official website ==References====External links==* Official website* Official website of Le moyen de devenir peintre en trois heures, et d'exécuter au pinceau les Ouvrages des plus grands Maîtres, sans avoir appris le dessein. 96 p. Paris, Libraries associés, 1756. Rebound: I. Agates (d.i. Johann Rosenreich Difrage). To make steel out of all iron, in a way that has never been heard, light, speedy and easy in all the samples. ==References== Riegel's soul. Wittib, 1760. - VD 18 10538178. - II. (Johann Wiegand). Full instruction on tobacco production ... 88 pp., Vienna, J. Th. Trattner, 1759. Arents III, 819. Immensack 15. Not with Giese. Joh. Georg Gotthelf Pretty. Mr Andreæ Gärtners ... Long-wired lamps, or strange, immense and inconceivable samples confirmed invention, so fix lamps on a slight way ... 4 Bl., 110 (recte 102 pp., p. 10-17 skipped). With stung frontispiece. Leipzig and Frankfurt 1725. - VD18 10861343. See ADB 8, p. 376 and NDB 6, p. 20.
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Jakob Franz Bianchi Invitation to Lectures in Thoughtful Science

Circa 1777 invitation to lectures by physicist Jakob Franz Bianchi.

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1.800 €

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Lot Details

Lot #
254
Currency
EUR
Location
Berlin, DE
Lot Ends
8 Oct 2026, 23:59:59
Auction Ends
8 Oct 2026, 23:59:59
Lots in Auction
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