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1830184351830. Hecker's Annalen 17/1. - Berlin im Verlage von Theod. Christ. Friedr. Enslin 1830 8° 128 pp. orig. Broschur. First Edition! "German writers usually credit Salomon Levi Steinheim 1789-1866 with the first description of parathyroid tetany". Salomon Levi Steinheim 1789-1866 " geb. 6. August 1789 zu Bruchhausen im Bisthum Corvey studirte und promovirte 1811 in Kiel mit der Diss. "De causis morborum" liess sich in Altona nieder wo er lange Jahre prakticirte auch Armenarzt der jüdischen Gemeinde war. Er ist der Verfasser einiger werthvoller Arbeiten über Humoralpathologie Natur des Contagiums etc." Pagel Hirsch V pp.525 Garrison & Morton No.4827 unknown
189455108Boston: Arena Publishing Company 1894. First edition. Hardcover. Good. 283pp. Duodecimo 20 cm Olive green cloth over boards with gilt stamped titles on the spine and front cover. The pages have yellow borders. "Patent Applied For" label at head of title page. The extremities are a bit soiled and rubbed there is a contemporary gift inscription on the front free endpaper and the rear endpaper is split along the hinge. A utopian novel and one of the many responses and sequels to Bellamy's novel "Looking Backward. Arena Publishing Company hardcover
189427420Boston: Arena Publishing Company 1894. Hardcover. 283p. first edition text pages printed in cartouches of yellow litho'd panels that extend text margin to page margin; original lime green cloth slightly still bright patent label affixed at head of title page publisher's notice regarding colored margins tipped in. Very Good. "Julian West's son's biography provides a detailed account of the life cycle in Bellamy's utopia especially education. Emphasizes that fundamental change comes only with the gradual internalization of new values over several generations." Roemer p. 198. Arena Publishing Company hardcover
188392641883. Wien Wilhelm Braumüller 1883 8° XXXVI 868 pp. 14 Holzschn. 2 z.T. farb. lith. Tafeln Halbleinenband der Zeit; St.a.Tit. Erste Ausgabe! "1868 wurde Salomon Stricker 1834-1898 speziell auf Betreiben Rokitansky's zum Prof. e.o. der experim. Pathologie sowie zum Leiter eines eigens für ihn gegründeten Instituts ernannt aus dem schon 1869 die ersten »Studien« erschienen mit dem Hauptangriff auf die Cohnheim'sche Lehre. . 1873 erfolgte Stickers Ernennung zum ord. Prof. für allgemeine und experimentelle Pathologie. . Ihm ist hauptsächlich die Einführung der mikroskop. Demonstrationen mittels Projektionsapparat beim Unterricht in der Pathologie zu danken. Seine Vorträge fesselten durch unübertreffliche Klarheit. Als Experimentator und Mikroskopiker entwickelte er eine meisterhafte Technik. Sticker hat zuerst Gewebe durch Härten und Einbetten in Gummi oder Wachs für feine Schnitte aus freier Hand geeignet gemacht. . Seine Sätze in der Entzündungs- bzw. Gewebelehre : "Die Gewebe kehren auf ihren Jugendzustand zurück" und "Die Zellen vermehren sich auf Kosten der Grundsubstanz" wurden wie G.Kapsammer in seiner schönen Biographie von Stricker Wien. med. Wschr. 1898/10 hervorhebt zu geflügelten Worten." Pagel Sp.1671ff. unknown
187942qhStevens and Sons London / J C Juta Cape Town 1879. First Edition. Hardcover. Very Good/No Jacket. Various Commentaries of the Pandects by Voet combined complete. Previous owner signature throughout from MORRIS ALEXANDER one of the first Jews to sit in the South African Volksraad after Union; as member for Cape Town Castle constituency he was a tireless fighter for the underprivileged and for those living in District Six. Included: separate booklet "Voet ad Pandectas: Book 47 Title XI - De Extraordinariis Criminibus" 1893 - the pages of this are tanned crisped worn. The boards of the book are marbled; green cloth corners and spine. The boards are scuffed worn marked. The corners and spine also have wear marks. The boards and spine are efficient steady sound. The book has evidence of use throughout with some light wear about the edges annotations and finger marks. In general and by far the contents are clean clear orderly tidy authoritative confident competent tidy. fk. Our orders are shipped using tracked courier delivery services. Stevens and Sons, London / J C Juta, Cape Town hardcover
1896285287Lipsiae : Veit et Comp. 1896. First Edition. Hardcover. Near find set bound in half leather over cloth boards. Some wear and tear as with age. Remains well preserved overall; tight bright clean and sharp-corenred. Physical description; three volumes: xiv 1532 p ; 34 cm. Notes; Added t.p. in Hebrew. Preface in Latin and Hebrew. Subjects; Bible. Old Testament Concordances Hebrew. Bible. O.T. Hebrew. Concordances. Bible. Old Testament. Hebrew. Concordances. Bible. Old Testament. Aramaic. Concordances. Bible. O.T. Aramaic ; Concordances. Lipsiae : Veit et Comp. hardcover
180436607AB1804. Zweyte vermehrte und verbesserte Auflage. Wien Doll 1804. 8°. XVI 362 SS. 3 Bll. Pappband der Zeit mit Rückenschild leicht fleckig und berieben einige Wurmgänge. Titel mit altem Stempel. Durchgehend leichter Wurmfraß mit gelegentlichem Buchstabenverlust. Sonst innen in äußerst schöner Erhaltung. Der aus Berlin stammende Arzt J.S. Frank 1768-1840 promovierte 1792 in Wien. Sein vorliegendes Werk ist ganz auf den Brownianismus ausgerichtet der zu dieser Zeit in Deutschland sehr großes Aufsehen erregt hatte. Insofern ist es ein für die Geschichte der Pharmazie interessantes Werk. - Hirsch II 602. - Nicht bei Wellcome und Waller. unknown
1876264251876. S.ber. Akad. Wiss. Wien 74. - Wien 1876 8° 20 pp. orig. Broschur. Erste Ausgabe! unknown
1878516021878. Med. Jb. 1878/1. - Wien Wilhelm Braumüller 1878 8° 126 pp. 5 lith. Tafeln orig. Broschur; unaufgeschnittenes Expl. unknown
1880515981880. Med. Jb. 1880/3. - Wien Wilhelm Braumüller 1880 8° 269-365 4 lith. Taf. 3 Holzschnitte orig. Broschur; unaufgeschnittenes Expl. unknown
1878516031878. Med. Jb. 1878/3. - Wien Wilhelm Braumüller 1878 8° pp.418 2 7 lith. Tafeln orig. Broschur; unaufgeschnittenes Expl. Ferner: Entgegnung auf die Mittheilungen des Herrn Vulpian "Ueber die Gefässnerven in den sensiblen Rückenmarkswurzeln. Von S. Stricker pp.409-418. Ein Fall von Atresie der Lungenarterie mit Verkrümmungen des rechten Ventrikels. Von Dr. Wilhelm Raab pp.293-300 1 Taf. unknown
1827515971827. Rev. méd. franc. étrang. 1827/1. - Paris Gabon 1827 8° 564 pp. feiner Pappband d.Zt. First Edition! Pierre Salomon Séglas 1792-1875 - Urethro-cystic speculum endoscope. Garrison & Morton No.4165.1 unknown
1851390841851. Wschr. ges. Heilk. 1851/46-50. - Berlin bei August Hirschwald 1851 8° pp.721-800 Rückenbroschur. Erstdruck! Salomon Friedrich Stiebel "geb. 20. April 1792 zu Frankfurt a. M. gest. daselbst 20. Mai 1868 studirte seit 1810 in Heidelberg seit 1811 in Berlin machte als Lützow'scher Jäger den Befreiungskrieg mit studirte nach den Feldzügen in Göttingen und promovirte daselbst 1815 mit der "Diss. sistens anatomen limnei stagnalis". Seit 1815 Arzt in Frankfurt seit 1841 mit dem Titel eines herzogl. nassauischen Geh. Hofraths wurde er 1845 Arzt an dem von seinem Freunde Dr. CHRIST gestifteten Kinderkrankenhause und war 1830-48 Mitglied der gesetzgebenden Versammlung. Sein 5Ojähr. Dr.-Jubil. wurde 1865 unter grosser Theilnahme begangen. Er stiftete aus den Ueberschüssen der bei dieser Gelegenheit eingegangenen Gelder einen Preis für Entwicklungsgeschichte und Kinderkrankheiten welcher alle 4 Jahre vertheilt wird zuerst 1870. Schriften: "Kleine Beiträge zur Heilwissenschaft" Frankf. 1823 besonders interessant sind darin 2 magnetische Beobachtungen - "Soden und seine Heilquellen" Ib. 1840 - " Von dem rechten Gebrauche des Arztes für Gesunde und Kranke" Ib. 1840 - "Die Grundformen der Infusorien in den Heilquellen" Ib. 1841 4. m. 1 Taf. - "Berichte über Dr. Christ's Kinderkrankenhaus" Ib. 1845 - "Klinische Vorträge in dem Frankfurter Kinderkrankenhaus gehalten" 1. Heft nicht mehr erschienen Ib. 1845 - "Strafmethoden sind keine Strafsysteme" Ib. 1846 - "Jubeldissertation" 1865. Von Stiebel's Journal - Artikeln sind zu erwähnen: "Dyacanthos polycephalus ein Eingeweidewurm des Menschen" MKCKEL'S Archiv f. Physiol. III 1817 in der That ein Rosinenstiel s. RUDOLPHI Entozoorum Synopsis Berlin 1819 pag. 184 - "Ueber krampfhaften Croup und Asthma Millari" RDST'S Magaz. XX u. XXI 1826 - "Ueber das Leben und den Bau der grünen Oscillatorie" Museum Senckenbergianum I 1839 4. - "Fünf Vorlesungen über Croup und Laryngospasmus" Journ. f. Kinderkrankh. 1859. Auch bearbeitete er den Artikel "Rachitis" in VIRCHOW'S Handb. der spec. Pathol. u. Ther. S. hat über seine Jugend berichtet in den "Erinnerungen aus den deutschen Befreiungskriegen" Frankf. 1847." W.Stricker Hirsch V p.537 siehe Stricker pag. 337. - Derselbe in Virchow's Archiv. XI/VTI. - Sein Sohn hat seinen Nekrolog verfasst im Jahresber. des ärztl. Vereins zu Frankf. 1863 unknown
1843414641843. Z. ges. Medicin 23. - Hamburg Perthes-Besser & Mauke 1843 8° XVI 572 pp. Pappband der Zeit; St.a.Tit. Erstdruck! Ferner finden wir von E.S. Nathan noch "Einige Bemerkungen über das Wesen und Unwesen der Phrenologie bei gelegenheit ihrer Wiedereinführung in Deutschland pp.269-280; 405-419. Elias Salomon Nathan Arzt und Schriftsteller geboren zu Eutin am 17.Mai 1807 Sohn von Salomon Aron Nathan und Caroline geb. Warrisch studierte Medicin in Kiel und promovierte daselbst 1830. Machte 1831 den polnischen Feldzug mit und ließ sich dann in Hamburg als praktischer Arzt und starb daselbst 1862 am 5. Juni. Er hinterließ eine Witwe Jeanette geb. Segalla und zwei Kinder. Neben seiner ausgebreiteten Praxis befasste er sich auch eingehend mit jüdischer Geschichte und Literatur und übersetzte unter anderem unter dem Pseudonym "Essena" Jospeh Salvadors "Histoire des institutions de Moise et du Peuple Hebreu" in Deutsche 3 Teile Hamburg 1836 mit Einleitung von Gabriel Riesser. Dann schrieb er "Gedanken aus dem Tagebuche eines Juden über die drei großen Propheten der europäischen Geschichte" das. 1837 und "Denkwürdige Beispiele aus der Kirchengeschichte f. herrschende und beherrschte Gemeinschaften" Hamburg 1855. "Ueber Aether-Rausch" /Hamburg 1847 und "Ueber das psychische Lachen". Siehe Schröder Hans: Lexikon der hamburgischen Schriftsteller 5.Bd. 1870; Wininger Salomon: Große jüdische National-Biographie IV 1929 p.494 unknown
1883387991883/84. Z. klin. Med. 7/Suppl. - Berlin Verlag von August Hirschwald 1883/84 8° 18 pp. 1 Tafel mit aufmontierter orig. Photographien von C. Günther orig. Broschur; letzte Seite etwas fleckig Tafel hinterlegt. Paraxanthin wurde erstmals 1883 von Georg Salomon 1849-1916 aus dem Harn des Menschen isoliert. unknown
1896452971896. Zbl. Bakt. 1.Abt. 19/12-13. - Jena Gustav Fischer 1896 8° pp.433-512 Broschur. First Edition! ". in a paper entitled 'Spirillum of the mammalian stomach and its behavior with respect to the parietal cells'. Hugo Salomon reported spirochetes in the gastric mucosa of dogs cats and rats although he was unable to identify them in other animals including man. In this early paper Salomon undertook a series of somewhat bizarre experiments in which he tried to transmit the bacterium to a range of other animal species by using gastric scrapings from dogs. He failed to transmit it to owls rabbits pigeons and frogs; however the feeding of gastric mucus to white mice resulted in a spectacular colonization within a week as evidenced by the series of drawings of infected gastric mucosa reproduced in the original paper fig. 4. The lumen of the gastric pits of the mice were packed with the spiral-shaped bacteria and invasion of the parietal cells was also noted." Mark Kidd & Irvin M. Modlin: A Century of Helicobacter pylori Paradigms Lost - Paradigms Regained. Digestion 1998;59:1-15 unknown
1891140945829New York: International Book Company 1891. Later Edition. Very Good. Later edition. 336 pp. Bound in publisher's original clay stamped cloth with spine lettered in gilt. Very Good with light wear to extremities minor fraying to tail of spine. Tape ghosts to cloth near foot and on front and rear free endpapers. Small nick to edge of title page. Contents lightly toned with a few ink splotches throughout rear hinge splitting with old hand "20" written at top edge of pastedown. A late 19th-century edition of the ex-slave's narrative in lovely condition. International Book Company unknown
1853001105Auburn: Derby and Miller 1853. Hardcover. Very Good/No Jacket. 12mo - over 6¾ - 7¾" tall. First edition early printing with "Thirteen Thousand" at the top of the title page. 1853 on the title page and the copyright page. Lacking ads xvi 17-336pp. Sm 8vo. Original brown leather with gilt lettering to the spine. Frontispiece with facsimile autograph below Northup's portrait. Very good with slight loss to top of the spine edgewear soiling to the text block and 3 inked letters to the bottom edge. Foxing throughout. Yellow pastedowns. Square and solid. A very decent early copy of this classic. Basis for the eponymous movie. <br/> <br/> Derby and Miller hardcover
18536011Auburn; Buffalo; London: Derby and Miller; Derby Orton and Mulligan 1853. Good plus. 4336pp. plus frontispiece portrait and six plates. 12mo. Original publisher's cloth spine gilt. Spine ends and corners worn cloth rubbed; patches of discoloration to rear board. Slightly later pencil ownership inscription and annotation on front free endpaper recto. Scattered staining and soiling heavier to initial leaves; moderate toning and dust soiling. Second printing "Fifth thousand" of this classic and powerful slave narrative. The author Solomon Northup was a free Black landowner in New York but was kidnapped into slavery during a trip to Washington DC in 1841 and spent twelve years enslaved under several owners in Louisiana before his freedom was obtained in 1853 after a coordinated search. His story in the words of Frederick Douglass "chills the blood" and Northup's work became one of the most influential and popular anti-slavery narratives of the 1850s. The first edition of 4000 copies was published in early July 1853 and sold out in weeks requiring the immediate undertaking of the present second printing and in the July 15 1853 it is advertised that "To-day the long looked for issue of the fifth thousand.will commence at Derby Orton & Mulligan's." A good copy and only slightly later printing of this cornerstone of American abolitionist literature. Derby and Miller; Derby, Orton, and Mulligan unknown
1853009086Auburn: Derby and Miller 1853. 1st Edition 1st Printing. Hardcover. Very Good. The rare true first printing of this famous and very significant book with no mention of "Thousand" at top of title page later printings say "Fifth Thousand" "Tenth Thousand" etc. 1853 stated on both title and copyright pages and no mention of "London" at bottom of title page later printings have this. Octavo 336 pages with four-page publisher's ads in front bound between pastedown and flyleaf as issued and seven full-page illustrations. Very good with professional repair to spine rebacked with original spine laid down and corners. Slight slant to spine. Attractive bookplate on front pastedown and some foxing to pages throughout but cleaner than typically found. Housed in a custom-made slipcase. An excellent first printing of Northup's autobiography which is becoming exceedingly hard to find in collectible condition. Basis for the film of the same name that won the 2014 Academy Award for Best Picture. <br/> <br/> Derby and Miller hardcover
1853140942732Auburn / Buffalo: Derby and Miller / Derby Orton & Mulligan 1853. First Edition. Poor. First edition first printing. Bound in publisher's original brown cloth decorated in blind with spine lettered in gilt. A poor copy with heavily binding worn and soiled front hinge tender missing preliminary pages including the portrait frontis and opening directly to the title page binding appears repaired with spine seemingly glued down. Contents heavily browned and spotted. A well-worn copy. Derby and Miller / Derby, Orton & Mulligan unknown
1853140944182Auburn Buffalo Cincinnati: Derby and Miller; Derby Orton and Mulligan; Henry W. Derby 1853. First edition. First edition. First printing with no mention of additional printings in thousands at top of title page. 4 ads xvi 17-336pp. Bound in publisher's brown cloth spine lettered in gilt boards stamped in blind with original yellow coated endpapers. Illustrated with seven full page illustrations including the frontispiece of the author. Housed in a leather backed custom clamshell case. About Very Good with cloth worn along edges exposed boards along bottom edge rubbed spine lettering. Contents significantly foxed and printing quality of pages varies as is typical. A presentable copy of the sought-after first printing in its original binding with no discernible sophistications; quite rare thus. <br /> <br /> <p>A ex-slave memoir by an African American man who had been a free landowner in New York but during an 1841 trip to the nation's capitol was drugged kidnapped and sold into slavery. He lived for twelve years in bondage in the Red River region of Louisiana. Upon publication Frederick Douglass hailed his story as a work whose "truth is far greater than fiction. It chills the blood." Also the basis of an award-winning 2013 film. Derby and Miller; Derby, Orton and Mulligan; Henry W. Derby unknown
18551808140031Auburn : Miller Orton & Mulligan 1855-01-01. 3rd. Hardcover. Acceptable. Octavo 20 cm. Third edition twenty-eighth thousand on title page. xvi 17-336 pp. 6 plates including frontis. Original blindstamped black cloth. Spine rebacked on modern cloth. Rubbing. Contemporary signature of of John Stires and later stamp of Frank E. Bord to front endpapers. Pages heavily foxed. Refs: Sabin 55847; Blockson 10165 First edition <br> First published in 1853 Twelve Years a Slave is the memoir and slave narrative of Solomon Northup as told to and complied by David Wilson. Northup was a black man who was born free in New York. His narrative tells of his kidnapping and sale into slavery in the Deep South. He was in bondage for 12 years in Louisiana before he was able to secretly get information to friends and family in New York who in turn secured his release with the aid of the state. Northup's account provides extensive details on the slave markets in Washington D.C. and New Orleans and describes at length cotton and sugar cultivation and slave treatment on major plantations in Louisiana. <br> Northup's narrative confirmed Stowe's own fictional portray about slavery in Louisiana in Uncle Tom's Cabin. Northup's account describes the daily life of slaves at Bayou Boeuf in Louisiana their diet and living conditions the relationship between master and slave and the means that slave catchers used to recapture runaways. In his narrative Northup compared his life in slavery to his life as a free man in a free state. While there were hundreds of such kidnappings he was among the few persons who gained freedom again. Northup's biography on his 12 year plight was the Best Picture Winner in the 2012 Academy Awards. Auburn : Miller, Orton & Mulligan hardcover
18545904Auburn: Derby and Miller 1854. 1st Edition . Hardcover. Very Good. First edition early printing. Published in 1854--one year after the first printing--with "Twentieth Thousand" at top of title page. Very good with minor professional repair to spine ends and interior hinges. Binding firm with all seven full-page illustrations intact and in nice shape. Some foxing and soiling to pages inevitable with this title but overall a very attractive copy of this important book. Basis for the film of the same name that won the 2014 Academy Award for Best Picture. <br/> <br/> Derby and Miller hardcover
18561401303Miller Orton & Mulligan 1856. 5th or later Edition. Hardcover. Very Good. Very good early printing. Basis for award winning movie this year. Housed in a custom-made collector's slipcase. Miller, Orton & Mulligan hardcover