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Strombeck, August von, 1808-1900 (German geologist, mineralogist, paleontologist and mining official)

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Found in 4 Collections and/or Records:

Letter from Von Strombeck, to Charles Lyell, 17 April 1836

 File — Box Box 3.3: Series Coll-203/B1
Identifier: Coll-203/B1/98
Scope and Contents

Letter from Von Strombeck to Lyell regarding a translation of Lyell's publication.

Dates: 17 April 1836

Letters from Hartmann, Carl Friedrich Alexander to Charles Lyell, 10 August 1832 - 10 August 1839

 File — Box Box 1.6: Series Coll-203/1 (Lyell 1)
Identifier: Coll-203/1/121
Scope and Contents

Hartmann was the German translator of Principles of Geology. Correspondence includes sketches and drawings and relates to the translation of Principles; the death of Friedrich Hoffmann; and the translation of Elements.

Dates: 10 August 1832 - 10 August 1839

Letters from Judd, John Wesley to Charles Lyell, 10 June 1871 - 3 December 1874

 File — Box Box 1.8: Series Coll-203/1 (Lyell 1)
Identifier: Coll-203/1/150
Scope and Contents Letters from Judd, to Lyell. Where there are summaries, these are given in quotation marks. Discussing Judd’s knowledge of the island of Heligoland and the composition of the land according to German geologists that he met. Also mentions the fossil collection of Von Strombeck and that they demonstrate beds which is rare. Includes a copy of Judd’s article. Concerns the Duke of Argyll’s...
Dates: 10 June 1871 - 3 December 1874

Notebook No.200, February 1855 - March 1855

 Item — Box Lyell-temp-box 7: Series Coll-203/A1
Identifier: Coll-203/A1/200
Scope and Contents Following the completion of the fifth Edition of Manual of Elementary Geology in February 1855 [otherwise known as 'Elements of Geology'] Charles and Mary Lyell travel to Germany, where this Notebook was written. At the beginning, Lyell is in Brunswick, Germany, but most entries thereafter identify his location as Berlin. The notebook covers a wide range of geological observations and notes from meetings with German scientists. It includes discussions on stratigraphy, fossil identification,...
Dates: February 1855 - March 1855