Too Big to Walk: The New Science of Dinosaurs

Brian J. Ford

William Collins

Describes advanced weapons created during World War II. Many of these devices are still with us.

Allied Secret Weapons: The War of Science (Ballantine's Illustrated History of World War II: Weapons Book, No. 19)

Science & Math

History & Philosophy

Ballantine, 1971

At Peenemunde the conditions and pay were excellent, morale was high, and the results were widely acclaimed. The set-up was ideal for the furtherance of secret work, and the German secret weapon program pressed steadily ahead with incredible and in some cases devastating results.

German Secret Weapons: Blueprint for Mars

Pan Books

Single Lens : The Story of the Simple Microscope

Harper & Row, Publishers, New York

Over 400 alphabetical entries cover such scientific topics as acid rain, computers, numbers, and sound

First Encyclopedia of Science (The Random House Library of Knowledge)

Children's Books

Random House Books

First edition. "A detailed and very accessible account of the development of scientific illustration from the works of the earliest civilization to the dawn of modern science." Many illustrations including a number in color. Jacket spine faded. viii, 208 pages. cloth, dust jacket.. 4to..

Images of Science: A History of Scientific Illustration

Arts & Photography

History & Criticism

The British Library Publishing D

The Optical Microscope Manual: Past and Present Uses and Techniques

Optical Microscope Manual: Past and Present Uses and Techniques

David & Charles / Crane, Russak

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