Classic 1901 Article Earthquake Seismic Activity Ludlow Brownell Geology John Milne Em2 Deal Alert: 75% Off [c20yxYzT]

1901 Earthquake Seismic Activity Study by Ludlow Brownell

Discover the groundbreaking work of Ludlow Brownell in this original 1901 article, Where Earthquakes Write Their Autographs. This meticulously preserved piece delves into the early study of earthquake seismic activity and its profound consequences. Comprising an 8-page, 4-double-sided article, it offers invaluable insights into the scientific understanding of natural disasters of the time. The article is authenticated with a serial-numbered certificate, ensuring its authenticity and provenance.

Product Details and Specifications

Embodying the rich history of geology, this 110+ year old item is graded Near Mint / Very Fine, showcasing minimal signs of aging. The article measures approximately 6 x 8.5 inches (15 x 22 cm), perfect for display or research. Key features include light aging in margins and light creasing, with no natural defects or water damage. A serial-numbered certificate of authenticity, complete with full provenance, guarantees the item's credibility. This piece is packaged in a custom archival sleeve with an acid-free black board for preservation and display.

Practical Applications and Benefits

This exceptional article is not only a historical artifact but also a valuable resource for geologists, seismologists, and anyone interested in the study of natural disasters. The content encompasses a variety of topics, including the Royal Society, Imperial University, earthquake-proof architecture, and the frequency of earthquakes. With keywords such as 'Seismology,' 'Natural Disasters,' and 'Earthquake Activity,' this piece is ideal for collectors, researchers, or those seeking to deepen their understanding of seismic events. Elevate your study collection or personal library with this meticulously preserved piece of history.