This set consists of two original French physics books titled 'Leçons de Physique Expérimentale' by the renowned scientist Jean-Antoine Nollet. The books, parts three and four respectively, date from 1745 and 1748 and represent an important piece of scientific history from the eighteenth century. The books are bound in brown leather and feature gold-colored details on the spine, characteristic of the bookbinding art of that era. Inside, there are detailed illustrations and diagrams that visually support Nollet's experimental physics. The pages display the original typography and layout, including marbled endpapers that contribute to the authentic appearance of these antique works. The overall condition of the books is good, retaining their structural integrity and historical character. The leather bindings display a natural patina befitting their age of over 250 years, emphasizing the authenticity of these collectibles. These antique books make a valuable addition for collectors of scientific literature or enthusiasts of historical objects. They come into their own perfectly in a classic library, a study, or as a decorative element in a refined interior.
Specifications
ConditionGoodColorsBrown, GoldMaterialLeather, PaperNumber of items1Height17 cmWidth10 cmDepth6 cmSigns of usageDiscoloring, Scratches, usagesign-corneredge-wear