Large Printed Sheets,
each containing from 50 to 100 Engraved Figures.
| Part I. 1s. 6d. |
|---|
| 1. Mechanic Powers. |
| 2. Machinery. |
| 3. Watch and Clock Work. |
| Part II. 1s. 6d. |
| 4. Elements of Machinery. |
| 5. Motion and Force. |
| 6. Steam Engine. |
| Part III. 1s. 6d. |
| 7. Hydrostatics. |
| 8. Hydraulics. |
| 9. Pneumatics. |
Lardner’s Popular Geology. (From “The Museum of Science and Art.”) 201 Illustrations. 2s. 6d.
Lardner’s Common Things Explained. Containing:
Air—Earth—Fire—Water—Time—The Almanack—Clocks and Watches—Spectacles—Colour—Kaleidoscope— Pumps—Man—The Eye—The Printing Press—The Potter’s Art—Locomotion and Transport—The Surface of the Earth, or First Notions of Geography. (From “The Museum of Science and Art.”) With 233 Illustrations. Complete, 5s., cloth lettered.
⁂ Sold also in Two Series, 2s. 6d. each.
Lardner’s Popular Physics. Containing:
Magnitude and Minuteness—Atmosphere—Thunder and Lightning—Terrestrial Heat—Meteoric Stones—Popular Fallacies— Weather Prognostics—Thermometer—Barometer—Safety Lamp—Whitworth’s Micrometric Apparatus—Electro-Motive Power—Sound—Magic Lantern—Camera Obscura—Camera Lucida—Looking Glass—Stereoscope—Science and Poetry. (From “The Museum of Science and Art.”) With 85 Illustrations. 2s. 6d. cloth lettered.
Lardner’s Popular Astronomy. Containing:
How to Observe the Heavens—Latitudes and Longitudes —TheEarth—The Sun—The Moon—The Planets: are they Inhabited?—The New Planets—Leverrier and Adams’s Planet—The Tides—Lunar Influences—and the Stellar Universe—Light—Comets—Cometary Influences—Eclipses—Terrestrial Rotation—Lunar Rotation—Astronomical Instruments. (From “The Museum of