Lunar Fancies, in The Moon: A Summary of the Existing Knowledge of our Satellite, with a Complete Photographic Atlas

Author William H. Pickering American

Publisher Doubleday, Page & Company American

1903

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Title: Lunar Fancies, in The Moon: A Summary of the Existing Knowledge of our Satellite, with a Complete Photographic Atlas
Author: William H. Pickering (American, Boston 1858–1938 Mandeville, Jamaica)
Publisher: Doubleday, Page & Company (American)
Date: 1903
Medium: Halftone
Classification: Books
Credit Line: Joyce F. Menschel Photography Library
Object Number: QB581 .P6 1903 Rare Books
Curatorial Department: Photographs

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