ARCHIVES of Dimitri RIABOUCHINSKY - Lot 166

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ARCHIVES of Dimitri RIABOUCHINSKY - Lot 166
ARCHIVES of Dimitri RIABOUCHINSKY RIABOUCHINSKY, Dimitri (1882–1962) — Autograph A significant selection of correspondence with Russian-speaking colleagues working in Europe and the United States. Includes: • Letters to D. P. Riabouchinsky, typewritten letters from colleagues and former students, in Russian. Correspondents include: the Russian Higher Technical Institute, A. de Giers, N. Minorski, L. Gabrilovich, P. Giro, G. N. Pikhteev, Prince Sergei Shcherbatov, M. M. Kostievich, V. Speranski, A. Titov, the journal “Russkoe Voskresenie,” E. Konovalov, N. Agadzhanian, A. Kirilov, and others. 1928–1962, 79 pp. in total, various formats, envelopes. Discussions of newly published works and research, recollections of collaborations, and information on the ongoing work of colleagues and former students. • Drafts of letters from D. P. Riabouchinsky to various colleagues, including thank-you notes for birthday greetings. Handwritten letters and copies of letters, in Russian. 1932–1962, 41 pp. in total, various sizes, as is. We are including typewritten copies of letters by D.P. Riabouchinsky, 1933, 9 pp., 27 x 21 cm; two business cards belonging to D.P. Riabouchinsky; a business card belonging to Alexis de Giers; a typewritten text written on the occasion of D.P. Riabouchinsky’s jubilee, in Russian, 2 pp., 27 x 21 cm. • Excerpts from two texts addressed to D.P. Riabouchinsky, handwritten: “A Short Note on Physics in Pančevo,” in Russian, 11 pp., 29 × 23 cm; abstract of an unidentified work, handwritten in Russian, 14 pp., 26.5 × 21 cm. ARCHIVE OF DMITRY RYABUSHINSKY RYABUSHINSKY, Dmitry (1882–1962) – Autograph An extensive collection of correspondence with Russian-speaking colleagues working in Europe and America. Includes: • Handwritten and typewritten letters from colleagues and former students addressed to D.P. Ryabushinsky, in Russian. Correspondents include: the Higher Russian Technical Institute, A. Girs, N. Minorsky, L. Gabrilovich, P. Giro, G.N. Pykhteev, Prince Sergei Shcherbatov, M.M. Kostevich, V. Speransky, A. Titov, the journal *Russkoe Voskresenie*, E. Konovalov, N. Agadzhanyan, A. Kirilov, and others. 1928–1962, 79 pages total, various sizes, envelopes. Discussions of newly published works and research, recollections of collaborative work, and information on the current projects of colleagues and former students. • Drafts of letters from D.P. Ryabushinsky to various colleagues, including thank-you notes for anniversary congratulations. Autograph letters and copies of letters, in Russian. 1932–1962, 41 pages in total, various sizes, as compiled. We are enclosing typewritten copies of letters by D.P. Ryabushinsky, 1933, 9 pages, 27 × 21 cm; two business cards belonging to D.P. Ryabushinsky; a business card belonging to Alexei de Girs; a typewritten text on the occasion of D.P. Ryabushinsky’s anniversary, in Russian, 2 pages, 27 × 21 cm. • Excerpts from two texts addressed to D.P. Ryabushinsky, manuscripts: “A Page from Physics in the City of Pančevo,” 11 pages, in Russian, 29 × 23 cm; notes from an unidentified work, manuscript in Russian, 14 pages, 26.5 × 21 cm.
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