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a81551Paris 1963 NATO. Report 411 amended edition. 4to. 113pp. text drawings original wraps. Institute name stamp on cover. VG plus. . paperback
a18821NY 1931 1932. 3 issues of Medical Life a magazine of medical history: June 1932 issue with Nicholaas Tulp by Thyssen and Medicine of Primitve Man XVIII by Wright; Oct. 1931 issue with articles by Legiardi-Laura Beckman and Sudhoff and July 1932 issue with Clincal Medicine in the Middle Ages by James Walsh and Medicine of Primitive Man XIX by Wright. Octavo original printed wraps. Good. 3 issue: . paperback
177910470Yverdon .et Paris: P. Fr. Didot le jeune. and Méquignon l'aîné 1779. First edition. xii 130 2 pp. 1 vols. 12mo. Contemporary quarter leather and boards slightly rubbed fine copy bound with two other titles see below. First edition. xii 130 2 pp. 1 vols. 12mo. Rare treatise on Rabies by this surgeon physician 1742-1832 and author of several medical treatises including a six volume History of Anatomy and Surgery Paris 1770-73. Bound with two other works:<br /> <br /> 2 Levret André 1703-1780. Observations sur l'Alaitement des Enfans.132pp. 8vo Paris: Chez Méquignon 1781. First Edition. Rare work by this obstetrician and pediatrician who according to Garrison-Morton "improved the obstetric forceps and was a famous teacher in Paris." Not in NLM; not in NUC nor RLIN.<br /> <br /> 3 Maret Hugues 1726-1786. Mémoire dans lequel on cherche à déterminer quelle influence les mœurs des François ont sur leur santé.4 159 3 pp. 8vo Amiens: chez la veuve Godard 1772. First Edition. NLM 18th-C. p. 287. Fascinating essay on a subject much in the news today. NLM 18th-C. p. 359 P. Fr. Didot le jeune... and Méquignon l'aîné unknown
1939688New York: D. Appleton - Century Company 1939. First Edition First Printing. Hardcover. Near Fine/Very Good . 5 1/4 X 7 1/2 Inches. 116 Pages. Amazingly scarce Morton First edition in the original jacket. Original price of $1.50 intact on inside front flap. Very early book in the field of podiatry. Doctor Morton an Associate Professor at Columbia is widely known as the namesake of "Morton's Toe." <br /> <br /> A hint of toning to the interior. Original red cloth binding bright. Hints of surface wear to the head and foot of spine. Light foxing to spine and back panel of dust jacket. A very rare book in highly collectible condition. D. Appleton - Century Company hardcover
19404693London: The Lancet 1940. First Thus. Original wraps. Very Good. 5 1/4 X 8 1/2 Inches. 16 PP. Original 1940 first seperate printing of the article "Paediatrics: Past Present and Prospective" which was originally published in The Lancet. This tract published seperately by The Lancet. Signed by Sir Robert Hutchison at top of first page. Hutchison served as President of the Royal Society of Medicine and the Royal College of Physicians. He was also well known as the original editor of the medical books Clinical Methods and Food and the Principles of Dietetics. A very scarce autograph. Original tie-binding intact. Light wear to edge of front cover. The Lancet unknown
1745H5068Leipzig: Wolfgang Heinrich Schönermarck 1745. Hardcover. Good. 3rd edition 1745. Thick small quarto 8.5 inches 21.5 cm good copy lacking front flyleaf last two pages of index with edgewear binding good but dry and rubbed with some loss of leather to bottom edges of boards light wear and loss to rear board contents otherwise very good and complete. 12 1440 44 pp. Text in German. Wolfgang Heinrich Schönermarck hardcover
a42079Bononiae 1797. In Latin. Octavo 16pp. foldout plate rebound in later wraps. VG. . paperback
a54919Yalta 1977. U.S. Department of Health Education and Welfare. NIH 78-1470. 4to. 429pp. wraps. Depository stamp and numbers on front cover. VG. paperback
a70524Sochi 1975. U.S. Department of Health Education and Welfare. NIH 77-924. 4to. 361pp. original printed wraps. Depository stamp and numbers on front cover. VG. . paperback
18253010London: John Knight & Henry Lacey 1825. Hardcover. Very Good. Three volume set. Small 8vos. Full contemporary greeen morocco gilt spines rather worn and rubbed. Internally nice and clean. Interesting essays on a wide range of medical topics. <br/><br/> John Knight & Henry Lacey hardcover
a49329Washington 1974. Annual Progress Report July 1 1973-June 30 1974 Walter Reed Army Institute of Research Walter Reed Army Medical Center. 4to. pp.845-1582 string bound 2 holes at left margin for string wraps. Depository library stamp on front and on first page of each volume a few ink numbers on front of each. VG. Volume II only. . paperback
a52836Washington 1990 U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. 4to. about 120pp. spiral wraps. A few ink numbers on front depository library stamp on front and on title page. VG. paperback
18063875London: J. Johnson 1806. First Edition. Hardcover. Very Good. 5 1/8 X 8 1/2 Inches. 420 PP. Rebound circa early 20th Century in half calf with leather tips. Contemporary ownership signature at top of title-page. Ink stamp on the title-page and on page one: "Ex Biblioth./Universitatis/Aberdonensis." Bookplate laid down on front pastedown: "Ex Libris / Illus. / Samuel. X / Radbill M.D." Honorary Librarian of the College of Physicians of Philadelphia and Curator of the Osler Library bookplate: "Gordon W. Jones M.D. / Falmouth / Virginia." Noted in pencil on FFEP First English Edition First published in French 1804. / Castiglion: History of Medicine p. 752". A very attractive copy with an interesting history. <br /> <br /> Cabanis was a French physician physiologist and materialist philosopher. One of the writings of P.J.G. Cabanis is listed in the "Catalogue of the Library of Thomas Jefferson" and notes of correspondence between Cabanis and Jefferson LOC. Translated from French by Alexander Henderson. <br /> <br /> NOTE: Last copy recorded as sold on Rare Book Hub was the The Property of The Royal Medical Society Edinburgh Sold at Sotheby's in 1969. J. Johnson hardcover
a72859NY December 1926. Edited by the Medical Board of Lebanon Hospital. Octavo 76pp. stiff cover with 3 metal studs. Contents: Admission Procedures Care of Clinical Specimens Preparation of Patients for X-Ray Diets Preparation for Child Delivery Post Partum Care of Mother etc. Good Plus light wear. . unknown
1947561New York: Arden Book Co 1947. First Edition First Printing. Original wraps. Very Good. 5 3/8 X 8 1/2 Inches. 26 PP. Original stapled wraps. Rear cover stamped and postmarked to "Dr. Claud W. Lawrence" of Nashville Tenn. An interesting albeit sensationalist pamphlet regarding the power of sarsaparilla. The booklet claims that the root will provide everything from more testosterone to more progesterone. This is a one-stop shop for man and woman alike! These claims have since been determined to be totally false. Original staples have a bit of rust. Covers a bit smudged. Quite scarce as OCLC records "0" copies of this pamphlet. Arden Book Co unknown
om197Philadelphia 1871-1874 Henry Lea. 48 monthly issues bound in one volume. Volume XXIX No. 337 January 1871 through Volume XXXII No. 384 December 1874 complete. Large octavo wraps with leather spine. A few institution stamps. Good cover soiled text clean. . hardcover
a50302Bethesda 1972. 4to. 540pp. microfiche transparencies in rear pocket printed cloth. Institution name stamped on all fore-edges. Depository library stamp on title page. Residue of label on front and on heel of spine. VG a few interior pages bumped at the right margin hardcover
a54365San Francisco 1989. 4to. 319pp. wraps. VG light soiling light wear. paperback
a7694Washington 1895 GPO. September 5678 1893. 2 volumes. Large octavos 2250pp. illustrations hardcovers. Good plus covers rubbed and lightly stained. 2 volumes. . hardcover
a33710Chicago 1945. In The Journal of the American Medical Association Vol. 127 No. 3 January 20 1945 at pp. 146-149. GM 3214. Complete issue has several articles. 4to. rebound in later wraps. VG. paperback
a95852Moscow 1955. Translated from Russian to English. Hardcover large 4to. 461p. VG in fairly good dj. . hardcover
a16748Moscow 1955. Translated from Russian to English. 8vo. 484pp. VG in Good lightly soiled DJ. . unknown
a55588Chicago 1958. Prepared and Conducted by the Council on Clinical Chemistry. 4to. 77 leaves mimeo on rectos only printed spiral bound wraps. A few pen markings on one page. Owner signed on front. Good a bit soiled lightly worn. paperback
18263100861826. 37 ff. written on rectos only. 4to. Wrappers titled in manuscript. Covers worn and stained with some wear and chipping to the text. 37 ff. written on rectos only. 4to. Unpublished manuscript on the ancient Egyptian and Greek roots of medicine by the early American physician Charles Alfred Lee 1801-1872. Lee graduated from Williams College in 1822 and received his M.D. at Berkshire Medical College. He was connected with the Northern Dispensary of New York City chair of materia medica and general pathology at Geneva Medical College New York and taught at a series of eastern United States medical schools. Lee helped found the New York Journal of Medicine and the Collateral Sciences in 1843 and in 1850 he co-founded the Buffalo Medical School. His most famous work was the American edition of Dr. James Copeland's Dictionary of Practical Medicine 1848. He published several medical textbooks including the popular Human Physiology for the Use of Elementary Schools 1843. He also edited Bacchus: an Essay on the Nature Causes Effects and Cure of Intemperance 1840 by Ralph Grindrod.<br /> The present manuscript which appears to be unpublished is a survey of early Egyptian and Greek medicine and draws from sources quoted in the original Greek. unknown
1833557691833. Contemporary morocco. Very good. Two parts octavo 24.2 by 14.3 cm. 280 unnumbered leaves. Manuscript on polished cream paper. Persian text recto and verso in black and red ink; triple-ruled inner text borders 15.4 by 7.9 cm in red and blue single-ruled outer border 21.7 by 11.3 cm in blue. The second part of the manuscript opens with an illuminated full-page double suite composition Arab. unwan in polychrome and gilt; marginal illumination appears on two other leaves in this section. Contemporary paneled tan morocco lightly rubbed at extremities elaborately tooled in blind. Some marginal annotations in black ink at several early leaves. Intermittent mild smudges mostly marginal; bottom corner of first leaf excised resulting in loss of several words. Very good.<br /> <br /> Compendium of medical tracts used by prominent physicians of the Muslim world written in superb Persian calligraphy by 'Ali Muhammad in A.H. 1249 = 1833. Much of the work deals with herbal remedies used by famous Persian physicians including Avicenna 980-1037. A treatise on anatomy is included along with commentaries penned between the two sets of borders which discuss various matters including diagnosis from urine; hygienic practices drawn from the treatises of famous physicians; prescriptions and recipes derived from the book Tuhfat al-mu'minin a work on materia medica by Muhammad Muʼmin Husayni d.1698 dedicated to the Safavid ShÄh SulaymÄn. Husayni was considered the greatest herbalist of the Mazandaran region of Persia. Four pages in the second part present various alphabets in black ink; comments and correspondences with the Arabic/Persian alphabet are noted in red ink. <br /> <br /> Provenance: Stamps of "Mohd. Halim Salimi Library Kandahar-Afghanistan" in blue ink at opening and closing leaves. In the late 1950s Mohammed Halim Salimi of Kandahar worked in an administrative capacity for the International Cooperation Administration a United States government agency and precursor of the U.S. Agency for International Development USAID. A smaller elliptical owner's stamp in red with text beneath at blank recto of the opening leaf. unknown