Tables of calculated hour-angles and altitude azimuth table 30⁰ N. to 30⁰ S. : ex-meridian tables 60⁰ N. to 60⁰ S. and calculated reductions ans azimuths of bright stars from 1 hour to 3 hours from Meridian / c by H.S. Blackburne.

Altitude tables, computed for intervals of four minutes : between the parallels of latitude 31⁰ and 60⁰ and parallels of declination 0⁰ and 24⁰ designed for the determination of the position-line at all hour angles without logarithmic computation /

Ball, Frederick

January 1915

Changes in this ed. are the insertion of Table II.C ... and slight changes in the form of Tables II....

Tables of instrumental constants and corrections for the reduction of transit observations made at the U. S. Naval Observatory /

Eastman, John R. (John Robie), 1836-1913.
United States Naval Observatory Washington observations for 1872. Appendix I.

January 1873

At head of title: Washington observations for 1872. Appendix I.Special tables for determining the a...

Azimuths of the sun and other celestial bodies of declination 0? to 23? for latitudes extending to 70? from the equator.

United States. Hydrographic Office.
Littlehales, G. W. (George Washington), 1860-1943.
Southerland, William Henry Hudson, 1852-1933.
Schroeder, Seaton, 1849-1922.

January 1930

The 1st edition has title: Azimuth tables ... By Lieutenant S. Schroeder ... and Master W. H. H. Sou...

Tables for azimuths, great-circle sailing, and reduction to the meridian, with a new and improved "Sumner" method: latitudes 85⁰ N. to 85⁰ S., declinations 85⁰ N. to 85⁰ S. : also other useful navigational tables, with numerous examples of double altitudes, equal altitudes, azimuths, etc. /

Blackburne, Harold S.
Westland, Charles.

January 1908

Also includes Reduction to the meridian tables, by H.S. Blackburne and Charles Westland.Published by...

Tables for azimuths, great-circle sailing, and reduction to the meridian : with a new and improved "Sumner" method- latitudes 90⁰ N. to 90⁰ S., declinations 90⁰ N. to 90⁰ S. /

Blackburne, H. S.

January 1911

"Published by direction of the Hon. the Minister of Marine.""Also other useful navigational tables, ...

Tables for azimuths, great-circle sailing, and reduction to the meridian, with a new and improved "Sumner" method: latitudes 90⁰ N. to 90⁰ S., declinations 90⁰ N. to 90⁰ S. : also other useful navigational tables, with numerous examples of double altitudes, equal altitudes, azimuths, etc. /

Blackburne, Harold S.

January 1916

Published by direction of the Hon. the Minister of Marine.Mode of access: Internet

Sun's true bearing, or, azimuth tables computed for intervals of fur minutes between the parallels of latitudes 30 ̊and 60 ̊inclusive /

Great Britain. Hydrographic Department.
Burdwood, John.

January 1898

Originally published in 1866 by order of the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty.Mode of access: In...

Nautical and astronomical tables; compiled and computed for facilitating operations in navigation and nautical astronomy: comprising several new tables, particularly adapted for the mean atmospherical refractions in the East and West Indies, as well as in the temperate and frigid zones; the transits of sixty-one stars over any medidian to the year 1836 inclusive. To which are prefixed, a full explanation of their uses and application ...

Lynn, Thomas, 1774-1847.

January 1825

"Tables containing the latitudes of places, with their longitudes ... [London] The author, 1824": 11...

Azimuth and hour angle for latitude and declination; or, Tables for finding azimuth at sea by means of the hour angle, in all navigable latitudes, at every two degrees of declination between the limits of the zodiac, whenever sun, moon, planet, or known star be observed at a convenient distance from the zenith. Together with a great circle sailing table to tenths, with arguments to every 20.

Shortrede, Robert, 1800-1868.

"Example for latitude 480": slip inserted between p. viii and ix.Added t.-p. in French. Text in Engl...

Altitude tables, computed for intervals of four minutes between the parallels of latitude 0⁰ and 30⁰ and parallels of declination 0⁰ and 24⁰ designed for the determination of the position-line at all hour angles without logarithmic computation,

Ball, Frederick.

January 1918

Changes in the ed. are the insertion of Tables II.C and II.D - cf. Pref. to 3d ed.Mode of access: In...

The "newest" navigation altitude and azimuth tables for facilitating the determination of lines of position and geographical position at sea, the simplest and readiest in solution, plane and spherical traverse tables for solving all problems of navigation,

Aquino, Francisco Radler de, 1878-

January 1917

New York, D. Van Nostrand co. stamped below imprint.Mode of access: Internet."Altitude correction ta...

Azimuths of the sun for latitudes extending to 61 degrees from the equator.

United States. Hydrographic Office.
Southerland, William Henry Hudson, 1852-1933.
Schroeder, Seaton, 1849-1922.

The first edition has title "Azimuth tables ... By Lieutenant S. Schroeder ... and Master W. H. H. S...

Azimuths of the sun for latitudes extending to 61 degrees from the equator.

United States. Hydrographic Office.
Southerland, William Henry, 1852-
Schroeder, Seaton, 1849-1922.

January 1916

The 1st edition has title: "Azimuth tables ... By Lieutenant S. Schroeder ... and Master W. H. H. S...

Azimuth and hour angle for latitude and declination; or, Tables for finding azimuth at sea by means of the hour angle, in all navigable latitudes, at every two degrees of declination between the limits of the zodiac whenever sun, moon, planet, or known star be observed at a convenient distance from the zenith, together with a great circle sailing table ...

Shortrede, Robert, 1800-1868.

January 1869

Added t.p. in French.English and French on opposite pages.Mode of access: Internet

The mariner's compass rectified. Containing tables, shewing the true hour of the day ... With tables of amplitudes. Which tables of sun-dials [etc.] are calculated from the equator to 60 degrees of latitude ... With the description and use of those instruments most in practice in the art of navigation. Also a table of latitude and longitudes of places.

Wakely, Andrew.
Bayly, William, 1737-1810.
Wales, William, 1734?-1798.
Mountaine, William, d. 1779.
Atkinson, James.

January 1780

"Observations of the moon's distance from the sun and stars, made by Messrs. W. Wales ... and W. Bay...

Altitude tables, computed for intervals of four minutes : between the parallels of latitude 31⁰ and 60⁰ and parallels of declination 0⁰ and 24⁰ designed for the determination of the position-line at all hour angles without logarithmic computation /

Ball, Frederick

January 1915

Changes in this ed. are the insertion of Table II.C ... and slight changes in the form of Tables II....

Tables of instrumental constants and corrections for the reduction of transit observations made at the U. S. Naval Observatory /

Eastman, John R. (John Robie), 1836-1913.
United States Naval Observatory Washington observations for 1872. Appendix I.

January 1873

At head of title: Washington observations for 1872. Appendix I.Special tables for determining the a...

Azimuths of the sun and other celestial bodies of declination 0? to 23? for latitudes extending to 70? from the equator.

United States. Hydrographic Office.
Littlehales, G. W. (George Washington), 1860-1943.
Southerland, William Henry Hudson, 1852-1933.
Schroeder, Seaton, 1849-1922.

January 1930

The 1st edition has title: Azimuth tables ... By Lieutenant S. Schroeder ... and Master W. H. H. Sou...

Tables for azimuths, great-circle sailing, and reduction to the meridian, with a new and improved "Sumner" method: latitudes 85⁰ N. to 85⁰ S., declinations 85⁰ N. to 85⁰ S. : also other useful navigational tables, with numerous examples of double altitudes, equal altitudes, azimuths, etc. /

Blackburne, Harold S.
Westland, Charles.

January 1908

Also includes Reduction to the meridian tables, by H.S. Blackburne and Charles Westland.Published by...

Tables for azimuths, great-circle sailing, and reduction to the meridian : with a new and improved "Sumner" method- latitudes 90⁰ N. to 90⁰ S., declinations 90⁰ N. to 90⁰ S. /

Blackburne, H. S.

January 1911

"Published by direction of the Hon. the Minister of Marine.""Also other useful navigational tables, ...

Tables for azimuths, great-circle sailing, and reduction to the meridian, with a new and improved "Sumner" method: latitudes 90⁰ N. to 90⁰ S., declinations 90⁰ N. to 90⁰ S. : also other useful navigational tables, with numerous examples of double altitudes, equal altitudes, azimuths, etc. /

Blackburne, Harold S.

January 1916

Published by direction of the Hon. the Minister of Marine.Mode of access: Internet

Sun's true bearing, or, azimuth tables computed for intervals of fur minutes between the parallels of latitudes 30 ̊and 60 ̊inclusive /

Great Britain. Hydrographic Department.
Burdwood, John.

January 1898

Originally published in 1866 by order of the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty.Mode of access: In...

Nautical and astronomical tables; compiled and computed for facilitating operations in navigation and nautical astronomy: comprising several new tables, particularly adapted for the mean atmospherical refractions in the East and West Indies, as well as in the temperate and frigid zones; the transits of sixty-one stars over any medidian to the year 1836 inclusive. To which are prefixed, a full explanation of their uses and application ...

Lynn, Thomas, 1774-1847.

January 1825

"Tables containing the latitudes of places, with their longitudes ... [London] The author, 1824": 11...

Azimuth and hour angle for latitude and declination; or, Tables for finding azimuth at sea by means of the hour angle, in all navigable latitudes, at every two degrees of declination between the limits of the zodiac, whenever sun, moon, planet, or known star be observed at a convenient distance from the zenith. Together with a great circle sailing table to tenths, with arguments to every 20.

Shortrede, Robert, 1800-1868.

"Example for latitude 480": slip inserted between p. viii and ix.Added t.-p. in French. Text in Engl...

Altitude tables, computed for intervals of four minutes between the parallels of latitude 0⁰ and 30⁰ and parallels of declination 0⁰ and 24⁰ designed for the determination of the position-line at all hour angles without logarithmic computation,

Ball, Frederick.

January 1918

Changes in the ed. are the insertion of Tables II.C and II.D - cf. Pref. to 3d ed.Mode of access: In...

The "newest" navigation altitude and azimuth tables for facilitating the determination of lines of position and geographical position at sea, the simplest and readiest in solution, plane and spherical traverse tables for solving all problems of navigation,

Aquino, Francisco Radler de, 1878-

January 1917

New York, D. Van Nostrand co. stamped below imprint.Mode of access: Internet."Altitude correction ta...

Azimuths of the sun for latitudes extending to 61 degrees from the equator.

United States. Hydrographic Office.
Southerland, William Henry Hudson, 1852-1933.
Schroeder, Seaton, 1849-1922.

The first edition has title "Azimuth tables ... By Lieutenant S. Schroeder ... and Master W. H. H. S...

Azimuths of the sun for latitudes extending to 61 degrees from the equator.

United States. Hydrographic Office.
Southerland, William Henry, 1852-
Schroeder, Seaton, 1849-1922.

January 1916

The 1st edition has title: "Azimuth tables ... By Lieutenant S. Schroeder ... and Master W. H. H. S...

Azimuth and hour angle for latitude and declination; or, Tables for finding azimuth at sea by means of the hour angle, in all navigable latitudes, at every two degrees of declination between the limits of the zodiac whenever sun, moon, planet, or known star be observed at a convenient distance from the zenith, together with a great circle sailing table ...

Shortrede, Robert, 1800-1868.

January 1869

Added t.p. in French.English and French on opposite pages.Mode of access: Internet

The mariner's compass rectified. Containing tables, shewing the true hour of the day ... With tables of amplitudes. Which tables of sun-dials [etc.] are calculated from the equator to 60 degrees of latitude ... With the description and use of those instruments most in practice in the art of navigation. Also a table of latitude and longitudes of places.

Wakely, Andrew.
Bayly, William, 1737-1810.
Wales, William, 1734?-1798.
Mountaine, William, d. 1779.
Atkinson, James.

January 1780

"Observations of the moon's distance from the sun and stars, made by Messrs. W. Wales ... and W. Bay...

Altitude tables, computed for intervals of four minutes : between the parallels of latitude 31⁰ and 60⁰ and parallels of declination 0⁰ and 24⁰ designed for the determination of the position-line at all hour angles without logarithmic computation /

Ball, Frederick

January 1915

Changes in this ed. are the insertion of Table II.C ... and slight changes in the form of Tables II....

Tables of instrumental constants and corrections for the reduction of transit observations made at the U. S. Naval Observatory /

Eastman, John R. (John Robie), 1836-1913.
United States Naval Observatory Washington observations for 1872. Appendix I.

January 1873

At head of title: Washington observations for 1872. Appendix I.Special tables for determining the a...

Azimuths of the sun and other celestial bodies of declination 0? to 23? for latitudes extending to 70? from the equator.

United States. Hydrographic Office.
Littlehales, G. W. (George Washington), 1860-1943.
Southerland, William Henry Hudson, 1852-1933.
Schroeder, Seaton, 1849-1922.

January 1930

The 1st edition has title: Azimuth tables ... By Lieutenant S. Schroeder ... and Master W. H. H. Sou...

Tables of calculated hour-angles and altitude azimuth table 30⁰ N. to 30⁰ S. : ex-meridian tables 60⁰ N. to 60⁰ S. and calculated reductions ans azimuths of bright stars from 1 hour to 3 hours from Meridian / c by H.S. Blackburne.

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Tables of calculated hour-angles and altitude azimuth table 30⁰ N. to 30⁰ S. : ex-meridian tables 60⁰ N. to 60⁰ S. and calculated reductions ans azimuths of bright stars from 1 hour to 3 hours from Meridian / c by H.S. Blackburne.

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