Ik had zelf al enkele PDF versies gevonden online, maar onlangs kon ik een DVD set kopen met 240 PDF versies van met name Engelse Astronomie boeken. Op zich staat alles op Google Books, maar zo voelt het nog een beetje ‘voor de heb’…
| XXXXXXXXXXXX | Titel van het boek (in PDF format) Overzicht is mooier op Desktop |
| 1715 | The elements of astronomy, physical and geometrical by D. Gregory (1715) |
| 1731 | MathematicalElements1731.pdf |
| 1731 | MathematicalElementsPart2-1731.pdf |
| 1734 | Time’s telescope universal and perpetual, fitted for all countries and capacities by D. Campbell (1734) |
| 1752 | Astronomical tables with precepts, both in English and Latin, for computing the places of the sun, moon, planets, and comets by E. Halley (1752) |
| 1797 | A compendious system of astronomy by M. Bryan (1797) |
| 1803 | A treatise on astronomy, in which the elements of the science are deduced in a natural order by O. Gregory (1803) |
| 1806 | Astronomy explained upon Sir Isaac Newton’s Principles by J. Ferguson (1806) |
| 1808 | Telescope1808.pdf |
| 1811 | A set of astronomical tables for … 1780, 1781, 1782, and 1783 by T White (1811) |
| 1816 | The elements of astronomy by S. Vince (1816) |
| 1821 | The first three sections of Newton’s Principia by I. Newton (1821) |
| 1822 | An introduction to astronomy in a series of letters by J. Bonnycastle (1822) |
| 1828 | A popular exposition of the system of the universe, with plates and tables by F Hassler (1828) |
| 1828 | Elements of astronomy by J. H. Wilkins (1828) |
| 1832 | The planetarium and astronomical calculator by T. Ostrander (1832) |
| 1833 | Historical Account Of The Origin And Progress Of Astronomy by J. Narrien (1833) |
| 1836 | A treatise on astronomy by Herschel, John (1836) |
| 1837 | The universe and the stars, being an original theory on the visible creation, founded on the laws of nature by T. Wright (1837) |
| 1837 | The wonders of the heavens by D. Bradford (1837) |
| 1839 | An introduction to astronomy by D. Olmsted (1839) |
| 1840 | Letters on astronomy by D. Olmsted (1840) |
| 1840 | The elements of the theory of astronomy by J. Hymers (1840) |
| 1841 | Astronomy for schools; upon the basis of Mons. Arago’s lectures at the Royal observatory of Paris by F Arago 1841 |
| 1843 | A new system of astronomy, in question and answer.by A Clark (1843) |
| 1844 | A cycle of celestial objects for the use of naval, military, and private astronomers Vol. 1 by W. H. Smyth (1844) |
| 1844 | A cycle of celestial objects for the use of naval, military, and private astronomers Vol. 2 by W. H. Smyth (1844) |
| 1846 | Thoughts on some important points relating to the System of the world by J. P. Nichol (1846) |
| 1847 | The young astronomer; or, The facts developed by modern astronomy by J Abbott (1847) |
| 1848 | The planetary and stellar worlds – a popular exposition of the great discoveries and theories of modern astronomy by O. M. Mitchel (1848) |
| 1849 | The stars and the earth by F. Eberty (1849) |
| 1850 | A compendium of astronomy; containing the elements of the science, familiarly explained and illustrated by D. Olmsted (1850) |
| 1850 | A treatise on the principal fixed stars and constellations, with maps, illustrative of them as seen in the four seasons by H. Whitall (1850) |
| 1850 | Publications of the U.S. Naval Observatory Catalogue of 23,521 Stars For the Equinox 1850 |
| 1852 | An elementary treatise on astronomy by W. A. Norton (1852) |
| 1852 | History of physical astronomy, from the earliest ages to the middle of the 19th century by R. Grant (1852) |
| 1852 | An elementary treatise on physical astronomy by R. Woodhouse |
| 1853 | A high-school astronomy in which the descriptive, physical, and practical are combined by H Mattison (1853) |
| 1854 | Astronography, or, Astronomical geography by E. Willard (1854) |
| 1854 | Lectures on astronomy delivered at King’s College, London by H Moseley 1854 |
| 1855 | Smith’s Illustrated astronomy by A. Smith (1855) |
| 1856 | The geography of the heavens, and class-book of astronomy accompanied by a celestial atlas by E. H. Burrit (1856) |
| 1856 | The mechanism of the heavens, or, familiar illustrations of astronomy by D. Olmsted (1856) |
| 1857 | A treatise on astronomy descriptive, theoretical and physical by H Robinson (1857) |
| 1857 | Extracts from Greenwich observations, 1855 (1857) |
| 1860 | Cosmology by S. Clark (1860) |
| 1862 | An historical survey of the astronomy of the ancients by G. C. Lewis (1862) |
| 1862 | The common sights in the heavens by A. W. Drayson (1862) |
| 1863 | Practical and spherical astronomy by R. Main (1863) |
| 1864 | Guy’s Elements of astronomy by J. Guy (1864) |
| 1864 | The Astronomical register by F Levander (1864) |
| 1866 | Uranography and practical astronomy, designed for private students by L. Lillard (1866) |
| 1867 | A primary astronomy for schools and families by H Mattison (1867) |
| 1867 | A treatise on astronomy, spherical and physical; with astronomical problems, and solar, lunar, and other astronomical tables by W. A. Norton (1867) |
| 1867 | The correlation and conservation of gravitation and heat, and some of the effects of these forces on the solar system by E. Chapin (1867) |
| 1867 | The heavens; an illustrated handbook of popular astronomy by A. Guillemin (1867) |
| 1868 | A new manual of the elements of astronomy, descriptive and mathematical by H. Kiddle (1868) |
| 1868 | A new resolution of the diameters and distances of the heavenly bodies by common arithmetic by W. I. Loomis (1868) |
| 1868 | Elements of astronomy by J. Davis (1868) |
| 1868 | Elements of astronomy by W. J. Rolfe (1868) |
| 1869 | Astronomy without mathematics by E. B. Grimthorpe (1869) |
| 1869 | The telescope by M. P. Ward (1869) |
| 1870 | The marvels of the heavens by C. Flammarion (1870) |
| 1871 | A short course in astronomy and the use of the globes by H. Kiddle (1871) |
| 1871 | Star-studies. What we know of the universe outside the earth by E. Colbert (1871) |
| 1871 | The great facts of modern astronomy by W. S. Henson (1871) |
| 1872 | The elements of theoretical and descriptive astronomy, for the use of colleges and academies by C White (1872) |
| 1872 | KennisDerSterrenbeelden1872.pdf |
| 1873 | Half-hours with the telescope; being a popular guide to the use of the telescope as a means of amusement and instruction by R. A. Proctor (1873) |
| 1873 | Introduction to astronomy by J. I. Plummer (1873) |
| 1873 | Tables of instrumental constants and corrections for the reduction of transit observations made at the U. S. Naval Observatory by J. R. Eastman (1873) |
| 1873 | The romance of astronomy by R. K. Miller (1873) |
| 1873 | The unity of the physical world by A Winchell (1873) |
| 1873 | Atlas voor de sterrenkunde1873.pdf |
| 1873 | DeSterrenwereld_BernardusBrinkman-1873.pdf |
| 1874 | Electro astronomical atlas … with explanatory notes, questions and answers by J. W. Spoor (1874) |
| 1874 | I dialoghi di Galileo Galilei sui massimi sistemi tolemaico e copernicano – volume unico by G. Galilei (1874) |
| 1875 | Elements of astronomy by N. Lockyer (1875) |
| 1875 | Metingen1875.pdf |
| 1875 | Sterrenkunde1875.pdf |
| 1877 | Astronomical myths by J. F. Blake (1877) |
| 1877 | Myths and marvels of astronomy by R. A. Proctor (1877) |
| 1877 | The science of astronomy by A. K. Bartlett (1877) |
| 1877 | VasteSterren1877.pdf |
| 1878 | Astronomy by J. P. Rambosson (1878) |
| 1878 | Astronomy by R. S. Ball (1878) |
| 1878 | How to find the stars, with indications of the most interesting objects in the starry heavens, and an account of the astronomical lantern and its use by J. F. Clarke (1878) |
| 1878 | The new idea of astronomy and the sight of the eye by D. W. Hunt (1878) |
| 1878 | BritishAssociation1878.pdf |
| 1878 | PopulaireOntwikkelingsGeschiedenisVanHetHeelal1878.pdf |
| 1879 | Astronomy for schools and colleges by S. Newcomb (1879) |
| 1879 | Flowers of the sky by R. A. Proctor (1879) |
| 1879 | The stars and constellations; how and when to find and tell them by W. H. Rosser (1879) |
| 1880 | The sidereal messenger of Galileo Galilei (1880) |
| 1880 | The sidereal messenger of Galileo Galilei and a part of the preface to Kepler’s Dioptrics containing the original account of Galileo’s astronomical discoveries by G. Galilei (1880) |
| 1881 | A theorem on planetary motion; or, Sunshine and shadow by C. Roberts (1881) |
| 1881 | Studies in astronomy by A. K. Bartlett (1881) |
| 1881 | The young folks’ astronomy by J. D. Champlin (1881) |
| 1882 | Astronomy by W. H. M. Christie (1882) |
| 1882 | Astronomy for schools and general readers by S Sharpless (1882) |
| 1882 | Popular astronomy by S. Newcomb (1882) |
| 1882 | The earth as a cosmical system by R. Curry (1882) |
| 1882 | The heavens above – a popular handbook of astronomy by G. A. Gillet (1882) |
| 1882 | The Trouvelot astronomical drawings manual by E. L. Trouvelot (1882) |
| 1883 | Astronomy by S. Newcomb (1883) |
| 1883 | Bridging the skies by T Timby 1883 |
| 1883 | Mysteries of time and space by R. A. Proctor (1883) |
| 1883 | Traité d’astronomie pratique par A. Souchon (1883) |
| 1884 | Astronomy by J. N. Lockyer (1884) |
| 1884 | Elements of astronomy by S. H. Peabody (1884) |
| 1884 | Gravitation; an elementary explanation of the principal perturbations in the solar system by G. B. Airey (1884) |
| 1884 | Machinery of the heavens – a system of physical astronomy by A. P. Pichereau (1884) |
| 1884 | The story of the stars. New descriptive astronomy by J. D. Steele (1884) |
| 1884 | BewegingDerMaan1884.pdf |
| 1885 | Astronomy for beginners in thirty-two lessons by F. Fellowes (1885) |
| 1886 | Astronomy by observation by E. A. Bowen (1886) |
| 1886 | Recreations in astronomy by H. W. Warren (1886) |
| 1886 | The star-guide by L. Clark (1886) |
| 1887 | Gravitation the determining force by E. S. Chapin (1887) |
| 1888 | Easy star lessons by R. A. Proctor (1888) |
| 1888 | Planetary and stellar studies – the planets, stars, and nebulae by J. E. Gore (1888) |
| 1888 | The sun by C Young (1888) |
| 1889 | A Handbook of descriptive and practical astronomy Vol. 1 by G. F. Chambers (1889) |
| 1889 | A Handbook of descriptive and practical astronomy Vol. 2 by G. F. Chambers (1889) |
| 1889 | A Handbook of descriptive and practical astronomy Vol. 3 by G. F. Chambers (1889) |
| 1889 | Astronomy, new and old by M Brennan (1889) |
| 1889 | Astronomy, new and old by M. S. Brennan (1889) |
| 1889 | Celestial motions, a handy book of astronomy by W. T. Lynn (1889) |
| 1889 | Stellar evolution, and its relation to geological time by J. Croll (1889) |
| 1889 | The expanse of Heaven; a series of essays on the wonders of the firmament by R. A. Proctor (1889) |
| 1889 | The new astronomy by S. P. Langley (1889) |
| 1890 | Astronomy with an opera glass – a popular introduction to the study of the starry heavens with the simplest of optical instruments by G. P. Serviss (1890) |
| 1890 | Elements of astronomy by C. A. Young (1890) |
| 1891 | A Manual Of Spherical And Practical Astronomy Vol. 2 by W. Chauvenet (1891) |
| 1891 | A popular handbook and atlas of astronomy, designed as a complete guide to a knowledge of the heavenly bodies and as an aid to those possessing telescopes by W. Peck (1891) |
| 1891 | A trip to the moon. (From the earth to the moon) by Meyer (1891) |
| 1891 | Star groups – a student’s guide to the constellations by J. E. Gore (1891) |
| 1891 | The story of the heavens by R. S. Ball (1891) |
| 1891 | The young astronomer; or, Helps to a knowledge of the leading constellations – J Carlisle 1891 |
| 1892 | Astronomy and astro-physics by W Payne (1892) |
| 1892 | Poole bros’ Celestial handbook by J. A. Colas (1892) |
| 1892 | The great centre an astronomical study by J. C. Hamilton (1892) |
| 1893 | A popular history of astronomy during the nineteenth century by A. M. Clerke (1893) |
| 1893 | Celestial objects for common telescopes Vol. 1 by T. W. Webb (1893) |
| 1893 | Celestial objects for common telescopes Vol. 2 by T. W. Webb (1893) |
| 1893 | Elementary mathematical astronomy by C. W. Barlow (1893) |
| 1893 | Method of finding the true cause of the acceleration and retardment of the eclipses of Jupiter’s satellites by J Norcross (1893) |
| 1893 | Sky wonders by W. W. Rammsay (1893) |
| 1894 | The amateur telescopist’s handbook by F. M. Gibson (1894) |
| 1894 | The starry skies. or, First lessons on the sun, moon and stars by A Giberne (1894) |
| 1894 | The worlds of space; a series of popular articles on astonomical subjects by J. E. Gore (1894) |
| 1895 | Great astronomers by R. S. Ball (1895) |
| 1895 | Notes on the nebular theory in relation to stellar, solar, planetary, cometary, and geological phenomena by W. F. Stanley (1895) |
| 1895 | World making. A scientific explanation of the birth, growth and death of worlds by S Leland 1895 |
| 1896 | A study of the sky by H. A.Howe (1896) |
| 1896 | The pith of astronomy (without mathematics); the latest facts and figures as developed by the giant telescopes by S. G. Bayne (1896) |
| 1896 | The stars of God by E Burr (1896) |
| 1897 | A new astronomy by D. P. Todd (1897) |
| 1897 | Elements of descriptive astronomy by H. A. Howe (1897) |
| 1897 | Uitmetingenvandensterrenhoop1897.pdf |
| 1898 | flam008wond01_01.pdf |
| 1899 | A short history of astronomy by A. Berry (1899) |
| 1899 | Elementary astronomy; a beginner’s text-book by E. S. Holden (1899) |
| 1899 | Elementary lessons in astronomy by J. N. Lockyer (1889) |
| 1899 | Recent adventures in astronomy by A. H. Fison (1899) |
| 1899 | Researches into the origin of the primitive constellations of the Greeks, Phoenicians and Babylonians Vol. 1 by R. Brown (1899) |
| 1899 | Researches into the origin of the primitive constellations of the Greeks, Phoenicians and Babylonians Vol. 2 by R. Brown (1899) |
| 1899 | Star-land; being talks with young people about the wonders of the heavens by R. S. Ball (1899) |
| 1899 | Star-names and their meanings by R. H. Allen (1899) |
| 1899 | The Indian eclipse, 1898 by E Maunder (1899) |
| 1899 | The teaching of astronomy in the primary and secondary schools and in the university by E Holden (1899) |
| 1900 | Publications of the U.S. Naval Observatory – Transit Circel Observations Sun,Moon, Planets (1900) |
| 1900 | The Royal Observatory, Greenwich; a glance at its history and work by E Maunder (1900) |
| 1901 | Elements of theoretical and descriptive astronomy by C. J. White (1901) |
| 1901 | Laboratory astronomy by R. W. Willson (1901) |
| 1901 | Pleasures of the telescope by G. P. Serviss (1901) |
| 1901 | Stars and telescopes by D. P. Todd (1901) |
| 1901 | The amateur astronomer by G. Riegler (1910) |
| 1901 | The romance of the heavens by A. W. Bickerton (1901) |
| 1901 | The total solar eclipse, 1900 by E Maunder (1901) |
| 1902 | Astronomy for Everybody by S Newcomb (1902) |
| 1902 | Astronomy for everybody; a popular exposition of the wonders of the heavens by S. Newcomb (1902) |
| 1902 | Manual of astronomy by C. A. Young (1902) |
| 1902 | Outlines astronomy by J. F. W. Herschel (1902) |
| 1902 | Practical talks by an astronomer by H. Jacoby (1902) |
| 1902 | Star-gazer’s hand-book; a brief guide for amateur students of astronomy by H. W. Elson (1902) |
| 1903 | A text-book of astronomy by G. C. Comstock (1903) |
| 1903 | Ancient calendars and constellations by E. M. Plunket (1903) |
| 1903 | Lessons in astronomy, including uranography; a brief introductory course without mathematics by C. A. Young (1903) |
| 1903 | Our own and other worlds by J. Hamilton (1903) |
| 1903 | The stellar heavens, an introduction to the study of the stars and nebulae by J. E. Gore (1903) |
| 1904 | Astronomical discovery by H. H. Turner (1904) |
| 1904 | Astronomy for amateurs by C. Flammarion (1904) |
| 1904 | Astronomy without a telescope; a guide to the constellations, and introduction to the study of the heavens with the unassisted sight by E. W. Maunder (1904) |
| 1904 | How to know the starry heavens by E Irving (1904) |
| 1905 | A popular guide to the heavens by R. S. Ball (1905) |
| 1905 | Other worlds than ours by R Proctor (1905) |
| 1906 | A century’s progress in astronomy by H. Macpherson (1906) |
| 1906 | New theories in astronomy by W. Stirling (1906) |
| 1907 | Astronomical essays, historical and descriptive by J. E. Gore (1907) |
| 1907 | A field book of the stars by W. T. Olcott |
| 1908 | A treatise on spherical astronomy by R. S. Ball (1908) |
| 1908 | Astronomy with the naked eye; a new geography of the heavens, with descriptions and charts of constellations, stars, and planets by G. P. Serviss (1908) |
| 1908 | The Astronomical journal Oct 1905 to January 1908 (1908) |
| 1908 | The astronomy of the Bible; an elementary commentary on the astronomical references of Holy Scripture by E Maunder (1908) |
| 1908 | The heavens and their story by A. Maunder (1908) |
| 1908 | Through the depths of space, a primer of astronomy by H. C. Macpherson (1908) |
| 1909 | Astronomy from a dipper by E. C. Clarke (1909) |
| 1909 | Astronomy of to-day; a popular introduction in non-technical language by C. G. Dolmage (1909) |
| 1909 | Curiosities of the sky, a popular presentation of the great riddles and mysteries of astronomy by G. P. Serviss (1909) |
| 1909 | History of astronomy by G. Forbes (1909) |
| 1909 | In starland with a three-inch telescope; a conveniently arranged guide for the use of the amateur astronomer by W. T. Olcott (1909) |
| 1909 | The earth’s beginning by R. S. Ball (1909) |
| 1909 | The scientific papers of Sir William Huggins by W. Huggins (1909) |
| 1909 | The stars by G. F. Chambers (1909) |
| 1910 | An easy guide to the constellations with a miniature atlas of the stars by J. Gall (1910) |
| 1910 | In the high heavens by R. S. Ball (1910) |
| 1910 | Round the year with the stars, the chief beauties of the starry heavens as seen with the naked eye by G. P. Serviss (1910) |
| 1910 | The elements of astronomy principally on the mechanical side, intended for engineering students by N Dupuis (1910) |
| 1911 | Astronomy by A. R. Hinks |
| 1911 | Astronomy for all by B. H. Burgel |
| 1911 | Star lore of all ages; a collection of myths, legends, and facts concerning the constellations of the Northern hemisphere by W. T. Olcott |
| 1911 | The Road map of the stars by A. R. Parsons |
| 1911 | The romance of modern astronomy, describing in simple but exact language the wonders of the heavens by H. Macpherson |
| 1912 | Origin of architectural design; or, The archaeology of astronomy by L. H. McCoy (1912) |
| 1912 | The science of the stars by E. W. Maunder (1912) |
| 1912 | A beginner’s star-book; an easy guide to the stars and to the astronomical uses of the opera-glass, the field-glass and the telescope by E. G. Murphy |
| 1912 | Astronomy in a nutshell, the chief facts and principles explained in popular language by G. P. Serviss |
| 1912 | Descriptive astronomy; an elementary exposition of the facts, principles, and theories of astronomical science by F. R. Moulton |
| 1912 | Practical astronomy with the unaided eye by H. Macpherson |
| 1913 | Sterrenkunde 1913.pdf |
| 1913 | Astronomy – a popular handbook by H. Jacoby |
| 1913 | First observations in astronomy by M. E. Byrd |
| 1914 | The essence of astronomy; things every one should know about the sun, moon, and stars by E. W. Price |
| 1915 | The family celestial by M. A. Shuler |
| 1916 | An introduction to astronomy by F. R. Moulton |
| 1917 | HarvardMapOfTheSky1917.pdf |
| 1917 | Astronomy – Determination of time, longitude, latitude, and azimuth by W. Bowie |
| 1917 | From nebula to nebula by G. H. Lepper |
| 1917 | Uranography, a brief description of the constellations visible in the United States – with star-maps and lists of objects observable with a small telescope by C. A. Young |
| 1918 | Publications of the U.S. Naval Observatory – Results Observations Six-Inch Transit circle 1909-1918 |
| 1918 | An introductory treatise on dynamical astronomy by H. C. Plummer |
| 1918 | Astronomy, a handy manual for students and others by F. W. Dyson |
| 1919 | Some problems of sidereal astronomy by H. N. Russell |
| 1919 | Splendors of the sky by I. M. Lewis |
| 1919 | The Adolfo Stahl lectures in astronomy by The Astronomical Society of The Pacific |
| 1919 | The call of the stars by J. R. Kippax |
| 1919 | The elements of astronomy for surveyors by R. W. Chapman |
| 1919 | The elements of descriptive astronomy by E. O. Tancock |
| 1920 | The book of stars by A. F. Collins |
| 1920 | The mathematics of the sky by C. J. Burton |
| 1921 | The elements of astronomy by D. N. Mallik |
| 1921 | The star people by G. Johnson |
| 1921 | The witness of the stars by E. W. Bullinger |
| 1921 | Verdelingderhelderesterren.pdf |
| 1922 | Astronomy; the science of the heavenly bodies by D. P. Todd |
| 1922 | Histoire de l’astronomie par E. L. Doublet |
| 1922 | The new heavens by G. E. Hale |
| 1923 | Hutchinson’s Splendour of the heavens; a popular authoritative astronomy Vol. 1 by T. Phillips |
| 1923 | Hutchinson’s Splendour of the heavens; a popular authoritative astronomy Vol. 2 by T. Phillips |
| 1938 | Kepler GW 01 002334737.pdf |
| 1939 | Isofoten1939.pdf |
| 1939 | Kepler GW 02 002334738.pdf |
| 1940 | Kepler GW 06 002334742.pdf |
| 1941 | Kepler GW 04 005353411.pdf |
| 1945 | Kepler GW 13 002334747.pdf |
| 1949 | Kepler GW 14 002334748.pdf |
| 1951 | Kepler GW 15 002334749.pdf |
| 1953 | Kepler GW 05 002334741.pdf |
| 1954 | Kepler GW 16 002334750.pdf |
| 1955 | Kepler GW 17 002334751.pdf |
| 1959 | Kepler GW 18 002334752.pdf |
| 1960 | Kepler GW 09 002334745.pdf |
| 1963 | Kepler GW 08 002334744.pdf |
| 1969 | Kepler GW 10 002334746.pdf |
| 1975 | Kepler GW 19 002334753.pdf |
| 1983 | Kepler GW 11-1 000174253.pdf |
| 1988 | Kepler GW 20-1 000841436.pdf |
| 1990 | Kepler GW 03 002334739.pdf |
| 1990 | Kepler GW 12 004240340.pdf |
| 1991 | Kepler GW 07 002334743.pdf |
| 1993 | Kepler GW 11-2 008831995.pdf |
| 1998 | Kepler GW 20-2 012171244.pdf |
| 2002 | Kepler GW 21-1 014727294.pdf |
| 2009 | Kepler GW 21-2-1 035836814.pdf |
| 2009 | Kepler GW 21-2-2 035836866.pdf |
| 3000 | Popular astronomy; a review of astronomy and allied sciences by W Payne |
| 3000 | Popular astronomy; a review of astronomy and allied sciences by W Payne |
| 3000 | Popular astronomy; a review of astronomy and allied sciences by W Payne |
| 3000 | Publications of the David Dunlap Observatory – University of Toronto Vol. 1 |
| 3000 | Publications of the U.S. Naval Observatory Observations with the Six-Inch transit circle |
| 3000 | Sir William Huggins and spectroscopic astronomy by E Maunder |
| 3000 | The astronomical observatory of Harvard College Circulars 151 to 200 |
| 3000 | The book of stars for young people by G Mitton |
