A very fine grouping of three college level Chemistry texts in very finely executed half leather bindings with raised bands, marbled boards, etc., A very nicely executed group of matching bindings. Perfect to grace the shelves of any science buff.
Conant, James Bryant. Professor of Chemistry at Harvard University. The Chemistry of Organic Compounds. A Years Course in Organic Chemistry. New York. Macmillan Company. 1934. 623pp.
[With]
Foster, William. Professor of Chemistry in Princeton University. Inorganic Chemistry for Colleges. A Textbook for Students of Second Year Chemistry. New York. D. Van Nostrand Company. 1932. 837pp.
[With]
Willard, Hobart H. and N. Howell Furman. Professors at University of Michigan and Princeton University. Elementary Quantitative Analysis. Theory and Practice. New York. D. Van Nostrand Company. 1936. 435pp.
Very good condition with some minor rubbing at extremities; leather remains appropriately pliable. First volume has pencil notations in margins and text. Second is signed on the title in pencil by Frank Grucello Jr [b.1914], presumably the owner of the books. Each with an integrated satin ribbon page marker as well. Bindings unsigned, which is a shame.
