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Author
Moon, F. G.
Full Title
Jupiter : Diameter 89,069 miles; distance from the sun 494,499,108 miles; revolutions round the sun 11 yr. 315 d. 14 h.; progressions per hour 29,894 miles; of its orbit inclination 1 deg. 19 min.; eccentricity 23,823,978 miles.
List No
14006.039
Note
Card in yellow suit (representing autumn), showing the planet Jupiter. Features astronomical symbol.
Author
Moon, F. G.
Full Title
Saturn : Diameter 78,730 miles; distance from the sun 907,089,032 miles; revolutions round the sun 29 yr. 174 d. 2 h.; progressions per hour 22,072 miles; of its orbit inclination 2 deg. 30 min.; eccentricity 50,949,376 miles.
List No
14006.040
Note
Card in yellow suit (representing autumn), showing the planet Saturn. Features astronomical symbol.
Author
Moon, F. G.
Full Title
Herschel : Diameter 34,201 miles; distance from the sun 1,795,991,709 miles; revolutions round the sun 83 yr. 150 d. 18 h.; progressions per hour 15,450 miles; of its orbit inclination 16 1/2 min.; eccentricity 83,818,933 miles.
List No
14006.041
Note
Card in yellow suit (representing autumn), showing the planet Herschel, or Uranus, according to its first name, after the British amateur astronomer and telescope-maker William Herschel, who discovered the planet on March 13,1781. Features astronomical symbol.
Author
Moon, F. G.
Full Title
Capricorn; the goat, 51 stars -- Aquarius; the waterbearer, 108 stars -- Pisces; the fishes, 113 stars.
List No
14006.042
Note
Card in white suit (representing winter), showing the constellations Capricorn, Aquarius and Pisces. Includes descriptive text: The signs in which the sun appears in winter. Features astrological symbols.
Author
Moon, F. G.
Full Title
The orbits.
List No
14006.043
Note
Card in white suit (representing winter), showing the orbits of the major and minor planets, as well as the comet of 1680. Features astronomical symbols.
Author
Moon, F. G.
Full Title
Mercury : Diameter 3,108; distance from the sun 36,814 miles; revolutions round the sun 87 d. 23 h. 16 m.; progressions per hour 109,561 miles; of its orbit inclination 7 degrees; eccentricity 7,565,940 miles.
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14006.044
Note
Card in white suit (representing winter), showing the planet Mercury. Features astronomical symbol.
Author
Moon, F. G.
Full Title
Venus : Diameter 7,498; distance from the sun 68,791,752 miles; revolutions round the sun 224 d. 16 h. 19 m.; progressions per hour 80,149 miles; of its orbit inclination 3 deg. 23 1/2 min.; eccentricity 473,100 miles.
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14006.045
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Card in white suit (representing winter), showing the planet Venus. Features astronomical symbol.
Author
Moon, F. G.
Full Title
Tellus, or the Earth : Diameter 7,964; distance from the sun 95,000,000 miles; revolutions round the sun 365 d. 6 h. 9 m.; progressions per hour 68,092 miles; of its orbit; eccentricity 1,579,679 miles.
List No
14006.046
Note
Card in white suit (representing winter), showing the planet Tellus, or Earth, according to its Latin name. Features astronomical symbol.
Author
Moon, F. G.
Full Title
Mars : Diameter 4,218; distance from the sun 144,907,630 miles; revolutions round the sun 1 yr. 321 d. 23 h.; progressions per hour 55,223 miles; of its orbit 1 deg. 51 min.; eccentricity 13,495,827 miles.
List No
14006.047
Note
Card in white suit (representing winter), showing the planet Mars. Features astronomical symbol.
Author
Moon, F. G.
Full Title
Vesta : Diameter unknown; distance from the sun 225,435,000 miles; revolutions round the sun 3 yr. 240 d. 5 h.; progressions per hour 48,211 miles; of its orbit inclination 7 deg. 1/5 min.; eccentricity 20,915,050 miles.
List No
14006.048
Note
Card in white suit (representing winter), showing the planet Vesta. Features astronomical symbol.
Author
Moon, F. G.
Full Title
Juno : Diameter 1,425; distance from the sun 253,380,485 miles; revolutions round the sun 4 yr. 131 days; progressions per hour 45,469 miles; of its orbit inclination 13 deg. 4 min.; eccentricity 64,597,834 miles.
List No
14006.049
Note
Card in white suit (representing winter), showing the minor planet Juno, or asteroid in the asteroid belt. Juno was the third asteroid discovered, by German astronomer Karl Harding in 1804. Features astronomical symbol.
Author
Moon, F. G.
Full Title
Pallas : Diameter 2,099; distance from the sun 262,021,240 miles; revolutions round the sun 4 yr. 221 d. 17 h.; progressions per hour 44,874 miles; of its orbit inclination 34 deg. 48 min.; eccentricity 64,516,665 miles.
List No
14006.050
Note
Card in white suit (representing winter), showing the minor planet Pallas, or asteroid, the third largest in the asteroid belt and the second asteroid to be discovered, by the German astronomer and physician Wilhelm Olbers on March 28, 1802, following the discovery of Ceres the year before. It is named after Pallas Athena, the Greek goddess of wisdom. Features astronomical symbol.
Author
Moon, F. G.
Full Title
Ceres : Diameter 1,024; distance from the sun 262,903,570 miles; revolutions round the sun 4 yr. 221 d. 14 h.; progressions per hour 44,871 miles; of its orbit inclination 10 deg. 38 min.; eccentricity 20,598,231 miles.
List No
14006.051
Note
Card in white suit (representing winter), showing the dwarf planet Ceres, or asteroid, the largest in the asteroid belt. Ceres was the first asteroid to be discovered, by Giuseppe Piazzi at Palermo Astronomical Observatory on January 1, 1801. It was originally considered a planet, but was reclassified as an asteroid in the 1850s after many other objects in similar orbits were discovered. Features astronomical symbol.
Author
Moon, F. G.
Full Title
Jupiter : Diameter 89,069 miles; distance from the sun 494,499,108 miles; revolutions round the sun 11 yr. 315 d. 14 h.; progressions per hour 29,894 miles; of its orbit inclination 1 deg. 19 min.; eccentricity 23,823,978 miles.
List No
14006.052
Note
Card in white suit (representing winter), showing the planet Jupiter. Features astronomical symbol.
Author
Moon, F. G.
Full Title
Saturn : Diameter 78,730 miles; distance from the sun 907,089,032 miles; revolutions round the sun 29 yr. 174 d. 2 h.; progressions per hour 22,072 miles; of its orbit inclination 2 deg. 30 min.; eccentricity 50,949,376 miles.
List No
14006.053
Note
Card in white suit (representing winter), showing the planet Saturn. Features astronomical symbol.
Author
Moon, F. G.
Full Title
Herschel : Diameter 34,201 miles; distance from the sun 1,795,991,709 miles; revolutions round the sun 83 yr. 150 d. 18 h.; progressions per hour 15,450 miles; of its orbit inclination 16 1/2 min.; eccentricity 83,818,933 miles.
List No
14006.054
Note
Card in white suit (representing winter), showing the planet Herschel, or Uranus, according to its first name, after the British amateur astronomer and telescope-maker William Herschel, who discovered the planet on March 13,1781. Features astronomical symbol.
Author
Kuiper, Gerard P. (Gerard Peter), 1905-1973
Full Title
Petavius : A6-d, (Lick) -- A6-b, (Yerkes) -- A6-c, (Lick) -- A6-a, (Lick). Photographic lunar atlas, edited by Gerard P. Kuiper. © 1960 The University of Chicago.
List No
14057.019
Note
Four photographs of the moon - in black and white - showing part of the globe, with corresponding data available in booklet. Each 41 x 51 cm (with some variation), on sheet 88 x 108 cm, folded to 44 x 54 cm (to fit inside box). When folded, quadrants turn like the pages of a book, displaying one photograph at a time. Each photograph shows the same area - lunar crater Petavius - from different observatories. (Photographs listed here in order of appearance on unfolded sheet.)
Author
Kuiper, Gerard P. (Gerard Peter), 1905-1973
Full Title
Furnerius : A7-d, (McDonald, Lick) -- A7-b, (Yerkes) -- A7-c, (Lick) -- A7-a, (Lick). Photographic lunar atlas, edited by Gerard P. Kuiper. © The University of Chicago 1960.
List No
14057.020
Note
Five photographs of the moon - in black and white - showing part of the globe, with corresponding data available in booklet. Each 41 x 51 cm (with some variation), on sheet 88 x 108 cm, folded to 44 x 54 cm (to fit inside box). When folded, quadrants turn like the pages of a book, displaying one photograph at a time (except for two photographs together in A7-d). Each photograph shows the same area - lunar crater Furnerius - from different observatories. (Photographs listed here in order of appearance on unfolded sheet.)
Author
Kuiper, Gerard P. (Gerard Peter), 1905-1973
Full Title
Endymion : B1-d, (Pic du Midi) -- B1-b, (Lick) -- B1-c, (Mount Wilson, McDonald) -- B1-a, (Yerkes). Photographic lunar atlas, edited by Gerard P. Kuiper. © The University of Chicago 1960.
List No
14057.021
Note
Five photographs of the moon - in black and white - showing part of the globe, with corresponding data available in booklet. Each 41 x 51 cm (with some variation), on sheet 88 x 108 cm, folded to 44 x 54 cm (to fit inside box). When folded, quadrants turn like the pages of a book, displaying one photograph at a time (except for two photographs together in B1-c). Each photograph shows the same area - lunar crater Endymion - from different observatories. (Photographs listed here in order of appearance on unfolded sheet.)
Author
Kuiper, Gerard P. (Gerard Peter), 1905-1973
Full Title
Atlas : B2-d, (Mount Wilson) -- B2-b, (Yerkes) -- B2-c, (Lick) -- B2-a, (Yerkes). Photographic lunar atlas, edited by Gerard P. Kuiper. © 1960 The University of Chicago.
List No
14057.022
Note
Four photographs of the moon - in black and white - showing part of the globe, with corresponding data available in booklet. Each 41 x 51 cm (with some variation), on sheet 88 x 108 cm, folded to 44 x 54 cm (to fit inside box). When folded, quadrants turn like the pages of a book, displaying one photograph at a time. Each photograph shows the same area - lunar crater Atlas - from different observatories. (Photographs listed here in order of appearance on unfolded sheet.)
Author
Kuiper, Gerard P. (Gerard Peter), 1905-1973
Full Title
Taurus : B3-d, (Yerkes) -- B3-b, (Lick) -- B3-c, (Lick) -- B3-a, (Mount Wilson). Photographic lunar atlas, edited by Gerard P. Kuiper. © 1960 The University of Chicago.
List No
14057.023
Note
Four photographs of the moon - in black and white - showing part of the globe, with corresponding data available in booklet. Each 41 x 51 cm (with some variation), on sheet 88 x 108 cm, folded to 44 x 54 cm (to fit inside box). When folded, quadrants turn like the pages of a book, displaying one photograph at a time. Each photograph shows the same area - lunar mountain range Taurus - from different observatories. (Photographs listed here in order of appearance on unfolded sheet.)
Author
Kuiper, Gerard P. (Gerard Peter), 1905-1973
Full Title
Tranquillitatis : B4-d, (McDonald, Mount Wilson) -- B4-b, (Mount Wilson) -- B4-c, (Lick) -- B4-a, (Lick). Photographic lunar atlas, edited by Gerard P. Kuiper. © 1960 The University of Chicago.
List No
14057.024
Note
Five photographs of the moon - in black and white - showing part of the globe, with corresponding data available in booklet. Each 41 x 51 cm (with some variation), on sheet 88 x 108 cm, folded to 44 x 54 cm (to fit inside box). When folded, quadrants turn like the pages of a book, displaying one photograph at a time (except for two photographs together in B4-d). Each photograph shows the same area - lunar mare Tranquillitatis - from different observatories. (Photographs listed here in order of appearance on unfolded sheet.)
Author
Kuiper, Gerard P. (Gerard Peter), 1905-1973
Full Title
Theophilus : B5-d, (Lick, Mount Wilson) -- B5-b, (Lick) -- B5-c, (Lick) -- B5-a, (Lick). Photographic lunar atlas, edited by Gerard P. Kuiper. © 1960 The University of Chicago.
List No
14057.025
Note
Five photographs of the moon - in black and white - showing part of the globe, with corresponding data available in booklet. Each 41 x 51 cm (with some variation), on sheet 88 x 108 cm, folded to 44 x 54 cm (to fit inside box). When folded, quadrants turn like the pages of a book, displaying one photograph at a time (except for two photographs together in B5-d). Each photograph shows the same area - lunar crater Theophilus - from different observatories. (Photographs listed here in order of appearance on unfolded sheet.)
Author
Kuiper, Gerard P. (Gerard Peter), 1905-1973
Full Title
Fracastorius : B6-d, (Mount Wilson, Yerkes) -- B6-b, (Pic du Midi) -- B6-c, (Lick). -- B6-a, (Lick). Photographic lunar atlas, edited by Gerard P. Kuiper. © 1960 The University of Chicago.
List No
14057.026
Note
Five photographs of the moon - in black and white - showing part of the globe, with corresponding data available in booklet. Each 41 x 51 cm (with some variation), on sheet 88 x 108 cm, folded to 44 x 54 cm (to fit inside box). When folded, quadrants turn like the pages of a book, displaying one photograph at a time (except for two photographs together in B6-d). Each photograph shows the same area - lunar crater Fracastorius - from different observatories. (Photographs listed here in order of appearance on unfolded sheet.)
Author
Kuiper, Gerard P. (Gerard Peter), 1905-1973
Full Title
Janssen : B7-d, (Pic du Midi, Mount Wilson) -- B7-b, (Yerkes) -- B7-c, (Lick) -- B7-a, (Lick). Photographic lunar atlas, edited by Gerard P. Kuiper. © 1960 The University of Chicago.
List No
14057.027
Note
Five photographs of the moon - in black and white - showing part of the globe, with corresponding data available in booklet. Each 41 x 51 cm (with some variation), on sheet 88 x 108 cm, folded to 44 x 54 cm (to fit inside box). When folded, quadrants turn like the pages of a book, displaying one photograph at a time (except for two photographs together in B7-d). Each photograph shows the same area - lunar crater Janssen - from different observatories. (Photographs listed here in order of appearance on unfolded sheet.)
Author
Kuiper, Gerard P. (Gerard Peter), 1905-1973
Full Title
Biela : B8-d, (Lick) -- B8-b, (Lick) -- B8-c, (Lick) -- B8-a, (Lick). Photographic lunar atlas, edited by Gerard P. Kuiper. © 1960 The University of Chicago.
List No
14057.028
Note
Four photographs of the moon - in black and white - showing part of the globe, with corresponding data available in booklet. Each 41 x 51 cm (with some variation), on sheet 88 x 108 cm, folded to 44 x 54 cm (to fit inside box). When folded, quadrants turn like the pages of a book, displaying one photograph at a time. Each photograph shows the same area - lunar crater Biela. (Photographs listed here in order of appearance on unfolded sheet.)
Author
Kuiper, Gerard P. (Gerard Peter), 1905-1973
Full Title
Frigoris W. : C1-d, (Mount Wilson) -- C1-b, (Yerkes) -- C1-c, (McDonald) -- C1-a, (Mount Wilson). Photographic lunar atlas, edited by Gerard P. Kuiper. © The University of Chicago 1960.
List No
14057.029
Note
Four photographs of the moon - in black and white - showing part of the globe, with corresponding data available in booklet. Each 41 x 51 cm (with some variation), on sheet 88 x 108 cm, folded to 44 x 54 cm (to fit inside box). When folded, quadrants turn like the pages of a book, displaying one photograph at a time. Each photograph shows the same area - lunar mare Frigoris (west) - from different observatories. (Photographs listed here in order of appearance on unfolded sheet.)
Author
Kuiper, Gerard P. (Gerard Peter), 1905-1973
Full Title
Frigoris W. : C1-f, (Mount Wilson) -- C1-e, (Pic du Midi). Photographic lunar atlas, edited by Gerard P. Kuiper. © 1960 The University of Chicago.
List No
14057.030
Note
Two photographs of the moon - in black and white - showing part of the globe, with corresponding data available in booklet. First 35 x 35 cm ; second 41 x 51 cm, on sheet 88 x 54 cm, folded to 44 x 54 cm (to fit inside box). When folded, halves turn like the pages of a book, displaying one photograph at a time. Each photograph shows the same area - lunar mare Frigoris (west) - from different observatories. (Photographs listed here in order of appearance on unfolded sheet.)
Author
Kuiper, Gerard P. (Gerard Peter), 1905-1973
Full Title
Caucasus : C2-d, (Mount Wilson) -- C2-b, (Mount Wilson) -- C2-c, (Lick) -- C2-a, (Mount Wilson). Photographic lunar atlas, edited by Gerard P. Kuiper. © The University of Chicago 1960.
List No
14057.031
Note
Four photographs of the moon - in black and white - showing part of the globe, with corresponding data available in booklet. Each 41 x 51 cm (with some variation), on sheet 88 x 108 cm, folded to 44 x 54 cm (to fit inside box). When folded, quadrants turn like the pages of a book, displaying one photograph at a time. Each photograph shows the same area - lunar mountain range Caucasus - from different observatories. (Photographs listed here in order of appearance on unfolded sheet.)
Author
Kuiper, Gerard P. (Gerard Peter), 1905-1973
Full Title
Serenitatis : C3-d, (Mount Wilson, Mount Wilson) -- C3-b, (Mount Wilson) -- C3-c, (Lick) -- C3-a, (Pic du Midi). Photographic lunar atlas, edited by Gerard P. Kuiper. © The University of Chicago 1960.
List No
14057.032
Note
Five photographs of the moon - in black and white - showing part of the globe, with corresponding data available in booklet. Each 41 x 51 cm (with some variation), on sheet 88 x 108 cm, folded to 44 x 54 cm (to fit inside box). When folded, quadrants turn like the pages of a book, displaying one photograph at a time (except for two photographs together in C3-d). Each photograph shows the same area - lunar mare Serenitatis - from different observatories. (Photographs listed here in order of appearance on unfolded sheet.)
Author
Kuiper, Gerard P. (Gerard Peter), 1905-1973
Full Title
Vaporum : C4-d, (Yerkes, Mount Wilson) -- C4-b, (Mount Wilson) -- C4-c, (Lick) -- C4-a, (Pic du Midi). Photographic lunar atlas, edited by Gerard P. Kuiper. © 1960 The University of Chicago.
List No
14057.033
Note
Five photographs of the moon - in black and white - showing part of the globe, with corresponding data available in booklet. Each 41 x 51 cm (with some variation), on sheet 88 x 108 cm, folded to 44 x 54 cm (to fit inside box). When folded, quadrants turn like the pages of a book, displaying one photograph at a time (except for two photographs together in C4-d). Each photograph shows the same area - lunar mare Vaporum - from different observatories. (Photographs listed here in order of appearance on unfolded sheet.)
Author
Kuiper, Gerard P. (Gerard Peter), 1905-1973
Full Title
Hipparchus : C5-d, (Mount Wilson) -- C5-b, (Mount Wilson) -- C5-c, (Lick) -- C5-a, (Pic du Midi). Photographic lunar atlas, edited by Gerard P. Kuiper. © The University of Chicago 1960.
List No
14057.034
Note
Four photographs of the moon - in black and white - showing part of the globe, with corresponding data available in booklet. Each 41 x 51 cm (with some variation), on sheet 88 x 108 cm, folded to 44 x 54 cm (to fit inside box). When folded, quadrants turn like the pages of a book, displaying one photograph at a time. Each photograph shows the same area - lunar crater Hipparchus - from different observatories. (Photographs listed here in order of appearance on unfolded sheet.)
Author
Kuiper, Gerard P. (Gerard Peter), 1905-1973
Full Title
Playfair : C6-d, (Pic du Midi) -- C6-b, (Mount Wilson) -- C6-c, (Mount Wilson) -- C6-a, (Pic du Midi). Photographic lunar atlas, edited by Gerard P. Kuiper. © 1960 The University of Chicago.
List No
14057.035
Note
Four photographs of the moon - in black and white - showing part of the globe, with corresponding data available in booklet. Each 41 x 51 cm (with some variation), on sheet 88 x 108 cm, folded to 44 x 54 cm (to fit inside box). When folded, quadrants turn like the pages of a book, displaying one photograph at a time. Each photograph shows the same area - lunar crater Playfair - from different observatories. (Photographs listed here in order of appearance on unfolded sheet.)
Author
Kuiper, Gerard P. (Gerard Peter), 1905-1973
Full Title
Maurolycus : C7-d, (Mount Wilson) -- C7-b, (Mount Wilson) -- C7-c, (Lick) -- C7-a, (Pic du Midi). Photographic lunar atlas, edited by Gerard P. Kuiper. © 1960 The University of Chicago.
List No
14057.036
Note
Four photographs of the moon - in black and white - showing part of the globe, with corresponding data available in booklet. Each 41 x 51 cm (with some variation), on sheet 88 x 108 cm, folded to 44 x 54 cm (to fit inside box). When folded, quadrants turn like the pages of a book, displaying one photograph at a time. Each photograph shows the same area - lunar crater Maurolycus - from different observatories. (Photographs listed here in order of appearance on unfolded sheet.)
Author
Kuiper, Gerard P. (Gerard Peter), 1905-1973
Full Title
Jacobi : C8-d, (Pic du Midi) -- C8-b, (Mount Wilson) -- C8-c, (McDonald) -- C8-a, (Lick). Photographic lunar atlas, edited by Gerard P. Kuiper. © 1960 The University of Chicago.
List No
14057.037
Note
Four photographs of the moon - in black and white - showing part of the globe, with corresponding data available in booklet. Each 41 x 51 cm (with some variation), on sheet 88 x 108 cm, folded to 44 x 54 cm (to fit inside box). When folded, quadrants turn like the pages of a book, displaying one photograph at a time. Each photograph shows the same area - lunar crater Jacobi - from different observatories. (Photographs listed here in order of appearance on unfolded sheet.)
Author
Kuiper, Gerard P. (Gerard Peter), 1905-1973
Full Title
Jacobi : C8-f, (Mount Wilson) -- C8-e, (Lick, Lick). Photographic lunar atlas, edited by Gerard P. Kuiper. © 1960 The University of Chicago.
List No
14057.038
Note
Three photographs of the moon - in black and white - showing part of the globe, with corresponding data available in booklet. First 41 x 51 cm; second 35 x 51 cm; third 15 x 49 cm, on sheet 88 x 54 cm, folded to 44 x 54 cm (to fit inside box). When folded, halves turn like the pages of a book, C8-f displaying one photograph, C8-e displaying two photographs together. Each photograph shows the same area - lunar crater Jacobi - from different observatories. (Photographs listed here in order of appearance on unfolded sheet.)
Author
Kuiper, Gerard P. (Gerard Peter), 1905-1973
Full Title
Frigoris E. : D1-d, (Mount Wilson) -- D1-b, (Lick, McDonald) -- D1-c, (McDonald) -- D1-a, (Mount Wilson). Photographic lunar atlas, edited by Gerard P. Kuiper. © 1960 The University of Chicago.
List No
14057.039
Note
Five photographs of the moon - in black and white - showing part of the globe, with corresponding data available in booklet. Each 41 x 51 cm (with some variation), on sheet 88 x 108 cm, folded to 44 x 54 cm (to fit inside box). When folded, quadrants turn like the pages of a book, displaying one photograph at a time (except for two photographs together in D1-b). Each photograph shows the same area - lunar mare Frigoris (east) - from different observatories. (Photographs listed here in order of appearance on unfolded sheet.)
Author
Kuiper, Gerard P. (Gerard Peter), 1905-1973
Full Title
Frigoris E. : D1-f, (McDonald, McDonald) -- D1-e, (McDonald, Mount Wilson). Photographic lunar atlas, edited by Gerard P. Kuiper. © 1960 The University of Chicago.
List No
14057.040
Note
Four photographs of the moon - in black and white - showing part of the globe, with corresponding data available in booklet. First 41 x 26 cm; second 41 x 27 cm; third 41 x 51 cm; fourth 35 x 51 cm, on sheet 88 x 54 cm, folded to 44 x 54 cm (to fit inside box). When folded, halves turn like the pages of a book, each displaying two photographs at a time. Each photograph shows the same area - lunar mare Frigoris (east) - from different observatories. (Photographs listed here in order of appearance on unfolded sheet.)
Author
Kuiper, Gerard P. (Gerard Peter), 1905-1973
Full Title
Plato : D2-d, (McDonald) -- D2-b, (Mount Wilson) -- D2-c, (Lick) -- D2-a, (Mount Wilson). Photographic lunar atlas, edited by Gerard P. Kuiper. © 1960 The University of Chicago.
List No
14057.041
Note
Four photographs of the moon - in black and white - showing part of the globe, with corresponding data available in booklet. Each 41 x 51 cm (with some variation), on sheet 88 x 108 cm, folded to 44 x 54 cm (to fit inside box). When folded, quadrants turn like the pages of a book, displaying one photograph at a time. Each photograph shows the same area - lunar crater Plato - from different observatories. (Photographs listed here in order of appearance on unfolded sheet.)
Author
Kuiper, Gerard P. (Gerard Peter), 1905-1973
Full Title
Archimedes : D3-d, (Mount Wilson) -- D3-b, (Lick) -- D3-c, (Yerkes) -- D3-a, (Mount Wilson). Photographic lunar atlas, edited by Gerard P. Kuiper. © 1960 The University of Chicago.
List No
14057.042
Note
Four photographs of the moon - in black and white - showing part of the globe, with corresponding data available in booklet. Each 41 x 51 cm (with some variation), on sheet 88 x 108 cm, folded to 44 x 54 cm (to fit inside box). When folded, quadrants turn like the pages of a book, displaying one photograph at a time. Each photograph shows the same area - lunar crater Archimedes - from different observatories. (Photographs listed here in order of appearance on unfolded sheet.)
Author
Kuiper, Gerard P. (Gerard Peter), 1905-1973
Full Title
Aestuum : D4-d, (Pic du Midi, Mount Wilson) -- D4-b, (Lick) -- D4-c, (Yerkes) -- D4-a, (Mount Wilson). Photographic lunar atlas, edited by Gerard P. Kuiper. © 1960 The University of Chicago.
List No
14057.043
Note
Five photographs of the moon - in black and white - showing part of the globe, with corresponding data available in booklet. Each 41 x 51 cm (with some variation), on sheet 88 x 108 cm, folded to 44 x 54 cm (to fit inside box). When folded, quadrants turn like the pages of a book, displaying one photograph at a time (except for two photographs together in D4-d). Each photograph shows the same area - lunar mare Aestuum - from different observatories. (Photographs listed here in order of appearance on unfolded sheet.)
Author
Kuiper, Gerard P. (Gerard Peter), 1905-1973
Full Title
Nubium N. : D5-d, (McDonald, Pic du Midi) -- D5-b, (Mount Wilson) -- D5-c, (Yerkes) -- D5-a, (Mount Wilson). Photographic lunar atlas, edited by Gerard P. Kuiper. © 1960 The University of Chicago.
List No
14057.044
Note
Five photographs of the moon - in black and white - showing part of the globe, with corresponding data available in booklet. Each 41 x 51 cm (with some variation), on sheet 88 x 108 cm, folded to 44 x 54 cm (to fit inside box). When folded, quadrants turn like the pages of a book, displaying one photograph at a time (except for two photographs together in D5-d). Each photograph shows the same area - lunar mare Nubium (north) - from different observatories. (Photographs listed here in order of appearance on unfolded sheet.)
Author
Kuiper, Gerard P. (Gerard Peter), 1905-1973
Full Title
Nubium S. : D6-d, (Mount Wilson) -- D6-b, (Mount Wilson) -- D6-c, (Yerkes) -- D6-a, (Mount Wilson). Photographic lunar atlas, edited by Gerard P. Kuiper. © 1960 The University of Chicago.
List No
14057.045
Note
Four photographs of the moon - in black and white - showing part of the globe, with corresponding data available in booklet. Each 41 x 51 cm (with some variation), on sheet 88 x 108 cm, folded to 44 x 54 cm (to fit inside box). When folded, quadrants turn like the pages of a book, displaying one photograph at a time. Each photograph shows the same area - lunar mare Nubium (south) - from different observatories. (Photographs listed here in order of appearance on unfolded sheet.)
Author
Kuiper, Gerard P. (Gerard Peter), 1905-1973
Full Title
Tycho : D7-d, (Yerkes) -- D7-b, (Mount Wilson) -- D7-c, (Lick) -- D7-a, (Mount Wilson). Photographic lunar atlas, edited by Gerard P. Kuiper. © 1960 The University of Chicago.
List No
14057.046
Note
Four photographs of the moon - in black and white - showing part of the globe, with corresponding data available in booklet. Each 41 x 51 cm (with some variation), on sheet 88 x 108 cm, folded to 44 x 54 cm (to fit inside box). When folded, quadrants turn like the pages of a book, displaying one photograph at a time. Each photograph shows the same area - lunar crater Tycho - from different observatories. (Photographs listed here in order of appearance on unfolded sheet.)
Author
Kuiper, Gerard P. (Gerard Peter), 1905-1973
Full Title
Clavius : D8-d, (Lick) -- D8-b, (Mount Wilson) -- D8-c, (Lick) -- D8-a, (Mount Wilson). Photographic lunar atlas, edited by Gerard P. Kuiper. © 1960 The University of Chicago.
List No
14057.047
Note
Four photographs of the moon - in black and white - showing part of the globe, with corresponding data available in booklet. Each 41 x 51 cm (with some variation), on sheet 88 x 108 cm, folded to 44 x 54 cm (to fit inside box). When folded, quadrants turn like the pages of a book, displaying one photograph at a time. Each photograph shows the same area - lunar crater Clavius - from different observatories. (Photographs listed here in order of appearance on unfolded sheet.)
Author
Kuiper, Gerard P. (Gerard Peter), 1905-1973
Full Title
Clavius : D8-f, (Mount Wilson) -- D8-e, (Pic du Midi). Photographic lunar atlas, edited by Gerard P. Kuiper. © 1960 The University of Chicago.
List No
14057.048
Note
Two photographs of the moon - in black and white - showing part of the globe, with corresponding data available in booklet. Each 41 x 51 cm (with some variation), on sheet 88 x 54 cm, folded to 44 x 54 cm (to fit inside box). When folded, halves turn like the pages of a book, displaying one photograph at a time. Each photograph shows the same area - lunar crater Clavius - from different observatories. (Photographs listed here in order of appearance on unfolded sheet.)
Author
Kuiper, Gerard P. (Gerard Peter), 1905-1973
Full Title
Pythagoras : E1-d, (Mount Wilson) -- E1-b, (Pic du Midi) -- E1-c, (McDonald) -- E1-a, (Mount Wilson). Photographic lunar atlas, edited by Gerard P. Kuiper. © 1960 The University of Chicago.
List No
14057.049
Note
Four photographs of the moon - in black and white - showing part of the globe, with corresponding data available in booklet. Each 41 x 51 cm (with some variation), on sheet 88 x 108 cm, folded to 44 x 54 cm (to fit inside box). When folded, quadrants turn like the pages of a book, displaying one photograph at a time. Each photograph shows the same area - lunar crater Pythagoras - from different observatories. (Photographs listed here in order of appearance on unfolded sheet.)
Author
Kuiper, Gerard P. (Gerard Peter), 1905-1973
Full Title
Iridum : E2-d, (Mount Wilson) -- E2-b, (Pic du Midi) -- E2-c, (Mount Wilson) -- E2-a, (Mount Wilson). Photographic lunar atlas, edited by Gerard P. Kuiper. © 1960 The University of Chicago.
List No
14057.050
Note
Four photographs of the moon - in black and white - showing part of the globe, with corresponding data available in booklet. Each 41 x 51 cm (with some variation), on sheet 88 x 108 cm, folded to 44 x 54 cm (to fit inside box). When folded, quadrants turn like the pages of a book, displaying one photograph at a time. Each photograph shows the same area - lunar mare Iridum - from different observatories. (Photographs listed here in order of appearance on unfolded sheet.)
Author
Kuiper, Gerard P. (Gerard Peter), 1905-1973
Full Title
Euler : E3-d, (Yerkes, McDonald) -- E3-b, (McDonald) -- E3-c, (Mount Wilson) -- E3-a, (McDonald). Photographic lunar atlas, edited by Gerard P. Kuiper. © 1960 The University of Chicago.
List No
14057.051
Note
Five photographs of the moon - in black and white - showing part of the globe, with corresponding data available in booklet. Each 41 x 51 cm (with some variation), on sheet 88 x 108 cm, folded to 44 x 54 cm (to fit inside box). When folded, quadrants turn like the pages of a book, displaying one photograph at a time (except for two photographs together in E3-d). Each photograph shows the same area - lunar crater Euler - from different observatories. (Photographs listed here in order of appearance on unfolded sheet.)
Author
Kuiper, Gerard P. (Gerard Peter), 1905-1973
Full Title
Kepler : E4-d, (Yerkes, McDonald) -- E4-b, (Lick) -- E4-c, (Mount Wilson) -- E4-a, (McDonald). Photographic lunar atlas, edited by Gerard P. Kuiper. © 1960 The University of Chicago.
List No
14057.052
Note
Five photographs of the moon - in black and white - showing part of the globe, with corresponding data available in booklet. Each 41 x 51 cm (with some variation), on sheet 88 x 108 cm, folded to 44 x 54 cm (to fit inside box). When folded, quadrants turn like the pages of a book, displaying one photograph at a time (except for two photographs together in E4-d). Each photograph shows the same area - lunar crater Kepler - from different observatories. (Photographs listed here in order of appearance on unfolded sheet.)
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