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184942428Northumberland County PA 1849. <p>Robin Joseph Craven 1806-93. Manuscript medical daybook / ledger. Approx. 260pp. 19 or 20 pages pasted with clippings primarily poetry. Northumberland County PA 1849-62. 328 x 203 mm. Original reverse calf stamped in black worn. A few leaves in front loose light toning and spotting but a very good example.</p> <p>Medical ledger and daybook of Dr. Joseph Craven Robin the first physician to locate and practice in Elysburg Pennsylvania. "He first read medicine with his brother William at Sunbury completing his professional preparation at the University of Pennsylvania and in 1828 began practice at Sunbury. The following year he removed to Elysburg at which point he was the first physician to locate permanently and he was in active practice there for forty-two years his field covering all the eastern part of Northumberland County and the adjoining portions of Montour Columbia and Schuylkill counties. He was of the old 'saddle-bag' doctors and in spite of the hardships of a physician's life in his day survived all his fellow practitioners who were in practice at the time his career began living to the advanced age of eighty-seven years. He retired from active professional labors about 1870" Floyd's Northumberland County Genealogy.</p> unknown books
184942428Northumberland County PA 1849. <p>Robin Joseph Craven 1806-93. Manuscript medical daybook / ledger. Approx. 260pp. 19 or 20 pages pasted with clippings primarily poetry. Northumberland County PA 1849-62. 328 x 203 mm. Original reverse calf stamped in black worn. A few leaves in front loose light toning and spotting but a very good example.</p> <p>Medical ledger and daybook of Dr. Joseph Craven Robin the first physician to locate and practice in Elysburg Pennsylvania. "He first read medicine with his brother William at Sunbury completing his professional preparation at the University of Pennsylvania and in 1828 began practice at Sunbury. The following year he removed to Elysburg at which point he was the first physician to locate permanently and he was in active practice there for forty-two years his field covering all the eastern part of Northumberland County and the adjoining portions of Montour Columbia and Schuylkill counties. He was of the old 'saddle-bag' doctors and in spite of the hardships of a physician's life in his day survived all his fellow practitioners who were in practice at the time his career began living to the advanced age of eighty-seven years. He retired from active professional labors about 1870" Floyd's Northumberland County Genealogy.</p> unknown
18341418041834. ROBIN Armand. Traité des peintures applications et procédés employés sur bois sur étoffes sur papier orné de 30 planches pour en faciliter le travail. 99 pp. Illustrated with 11 chromolithographs 9 of which are hand-coloured 2 are double page and 4 are folding. 8vo. 167 x 105 mm bound in original yellow printed wrappers preserved in a new yellow cloth folding box. Paris: Chez l'auteur 1834. Second edition of this scarce painting manual guiding artists on decorating wood fabrics and paper. With sections on decalcage transferring lithographs and engravings to wood chiffonomie imitating Japanese and Chinese painting gouache and many more methods of painting illustrated with hand-coloured representations. Plates with some spotting wrappers worn and quires loose preserved in a new cloth box. OCLC lists only 2 copies of this edition in the US at the Getty and at Winterthur. The first edition is not listed at all. hardcover books
1839013759Paris: Eugene et Victor Penaud Freres 1839. Text in French. 8 Volumes. Contemporary original quarter green calf leather binding with gilt rulling and lettering on spine. Marbled covers and endsheets. Sprinkled edges. This is the Nouvelle edition with two hand colored plates of the various cosutumes in each of the volumes. frontispiece and other black and white plates. Light foxing to some plates not detracting from their beauty. Ribbon-bookmark on each volume. Overall in excellent condition. . New Edition. Quarter Calf Leather. Near Fine. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. Hardcover. Eugene et Victor Penaud Freres Hardcover
185319979Paris: J.-B. Baillière 1853. tlas with 45 plates 26 hand-colored. Text volumes in original printed wrappers atlas in original printed boards rebacked with corners worn. Ownership signature on the atlas of F.A. Alves with his small stamp on title. Francisco Antonio Alves 1832-1873 was chair of physiology and medicine at the University of Coimbra in Portugal and a co-author of a paper on chemical analyses of the water of Coimbra in 1871. First edition of this pioneering work in biochemistry. Robin sought to advance his belief that the future of biological research lay in chemical not cellular analysis. Written in collaboration with the chemist F. Verdeil the book analyzes and compares the different components of human and animal tissues. The atlas depicts some twelve hundred crystalline forms of these compounds as they appear under the microscope. “For him Robin the real seat of life was constituted by the humoral parts of the organism. Beyond the fixed anatomical elements there must be he thought a molecular organization that explained the morphology. In his opinion therefore microscopic investigation was only a stage of biological research and must be followed by chemical analysis.â€<br /> <br /> Robin 1821-1885 was one of the great micrographers of the nineteenth century. He studied medicine at the Faculté de Médécine in Paris where he assumed the chair in natural history. A protégé of Auguste Comte he was won over to the idea of a general science of biology and helped to create the Société de Biologie to promote biological research in France. The Société wanted to distance themselves from what they perceived as the excessively narrow and practical focus of the mainstream of the Paris clinical school. “What is visible at least in the Société’s stated program is an unmistakable shift in the balance between physiology and pathology and between pure science and its applications in the medical art†Lesch. A prolific author Robin’s influence waned with his reluctance to accept later advances in cellular biology such as the discoveries of Pasteur and Virchow. Verdeil was an organic chemist who studied with Liebig publishing his first paper in 1846.<br /> <br /> Bullock History of bacteriology 1938 392; DSB XI 491-492; Hirsch IV 839; Lesch Science and medicine in France 1984 222-224; Waller 8054. J.-B. Baillière unknown
1834102490London: T. Hurst 1834. First Edition. Hardcover. Good. xii 204 p. 18 cm. Vignette on title page. Preface typed in red. Brown cloth showing some wear bumped corners. Black and gold spine label is slightly chipped. Two small stamps on front endpapers. Chips from half-title and rear free endpaper. A few small chips in top of pages elsewhere. Thumbing. <br/><br/>Facetious essays and verses. Especially noteworthy is the "Critical and Philosophical Dictionary" which defines many random "niceties which continually embarrass us" such as Common Sense Palaver Vice etc. More photos available on request. T. Hurst hardcover
18704-0-152Berlin, A. Weichert, o.J. (um 1870). gr. 8°, mit 2 lith. Titeln, 969 S., 1 Bl.(Verlagswerbung), 3 Bll. (Inhalt des Bd. 2), HLn. d. Zt
183357260Boston: Lilly Wait and Co. Good. 1833. First Edition. Hardcover. Original blue cloth with engraved label to front cover orange eps. 184pp two ad pages at front engraved frontis title page vignette. 23 wood engravings. Foxing and dampstaining to covers and pages bookplate. PO inscription dated January 1st 1833. First or early edition; title page dated 1833 CP dated 1832. Early American Juvenile literature. ; 24mo 5" - 6" tall; 184 pages . Lilly, Wait and Co hardcover
185345915Paris, J.B. Baillière, 1853, in-8, 3 volumes de texte de XXXII-728 + [4]-584 + [4]-595 pages ; atlas grand in-8 de 36 pages et 45 planches, demi-chagrin vert bouteille de l'époque pour les vol. de texte ; atlas en cartonnage éditeur, dos toilé, plat imprimés, 45 planches h.t. gravées sur acier; certaines figures sont très finement aquarellées et gommées. PREMIERE EDITION. Rare. Important ouvrage. Charles Robin est l'un des grands micrographes du XIXe siècle, son enseignement de la biologie fut très suivi; la chaire d'histologie fut créée pour lui à la Faculté de médecine de Paris. ENVOI manuscrit des auteurs au Professeur Orfila. Rousseurs. Waller 8054. Hirsch IV, 839. Couverture rigide
187929031879 1 Evreux, Hérissey, 1879, 2 volumes in-8° brochés, des rousseurs, non coupé.
185232395Paris 1852. 24pp. unknown books
185232395Paris 1852. 24pp. unknown
187131188Paris: J. - B. Baillière et fils 1871. Fine. J. - B. Baillière et fils Paris 1871 15 x 23 cm relié First edition. Green cloth binding publisher's binding decorated on boards with blind-stamped crown motifs smooth spine titled and decorated with compartments and blind fillets upper joint cracked 6 cm small tear to headcap without loss corners bumped traces of wear. Work illustrated with 317 figures in the text. Our copy is complete with its 3 engraved plates. Foxing otherwise handsome copy. J. - B. Baillière et fils hardcover
187131188J. - B. Baillière et fils | Paris 1871 | 15 x 23 cm | relié
1821247088Philadelphia: Benjamin Warner 1821. First. hardcover. near fine. Illustrated with 8 Delightful Copperplate engravings. 16 pages. Very slim square. 16mo original plain peach stiff wrappers; protected in a full blue morocco 2-part slipcase. Philadelphia: Benjamin Warner 1821. First edition.<br/><br/> Text pages are somewhat browned as usual still a choice copy of this rare American edition. First and last plates pasted down into the covers as in the Rosenbach copy 616.<br/><br/> Benjamin Warner unknown books
1830RO20011586Eugène et Victor Penaud Frères. 1830. In-8. Relié demi-cuir. Bon état, Couv. convenable, Dos satisfaisant, Quelques rousseurs. POSSIBILITE DE VENTE AU VOLUME.7 volumes de 431p environ, illustré de gravures hors texte couleur et noir et blanc ppar Raffet, Wattier de Moarine..., dos relié cuir vert foncé décoré façon romantique, filets dorés, les coiffes sont légèrement frottées, papier marbré sur les plats., tranche mouchetée. . . . Classification Dewey : 944-Histoire de France varia
1870RO80050334BAILLIERE J.B. et Fils. 2ème édition. 1870. In-12. Relié demi-cuir. Très bon état, Couv. fraîche, Dos satisfaisant, Intérieur acceptable. 416 pages. Titre et filets dorés sur le dos cuir.. . . . Classification Dewey : 610-Sciences médicales. Médecine
1887603891887. Paris 2.XII.1887. 3 Seiten 8°. Albert Robin 1847-1928 französischer Internist Kunstsammler und Mäzen gegen Ende des 19. Jahrhunderts einer der angesehendsten Pariser Ärzte. - An einen Kollegen in Cannes den er um Weiterbehandlung eines Rekonvaleszenten bittet. ". Nous vous adressons et vous le recommandons particulièrement Mr. Paul Heitz convalescent d'une fièvre muqueuse et qui va chercher un rapide et complet rétablissement dans votre beau pays. Comme vous pourrez en juger notre cher malade est déjà en excellente vie et vous ne vous douteriez pas qu'il a eu vers le 13e jour d'une fièvre très bénigne une énorme hémorragie interne qui nous a causé une grande inquiétude . Nous avons procédé avec une extrème prudence à l'alimentation redoutant toujours le retour des accidents intestinaux; mais maintenant le jeune homme est autorisé à se nourrir et tout en prenant quelques précautions il rentre dans la série des convalescents ordinaires. Il n'y a jamais eu le moindre trouble respiratoire circulatoire ou cérébral. Ceci dit pour votre gouverne et votre tranquillité personnels. Surveillez donc simplement la question d'hygiène en continuant le modeste traitement ferrugineux que nous avons recommandé ou les légers laxatifs en usage sauf réserve que vous pourrez apprécier ." unknown
185327374Paris: Baillière 1853. leather_bound. stark abgenutzt. 24 Seiten 15 Tafeln. Privates geglättetes Halbleder mit marmoriertem Bezugspapier. Klein-Oktav 26 x 172 cm. gering bestossen und beschabt innen im Texteil nur wenig gebräunt eine Seite mit Einriss die Tafeln frisch insgesamt gut erhalten. Über allerlei übertragbare Würmer Pilze Flechten teils auch Käfer und andere Parasiten. Wegen Urlaub kann Ihre Bestellung / Anfrage erst nach dem 21.06.2026 bearbeitet werden. - Because of holidays your order / question can be handled only after 06/21/2026. Baillière hardcover
183411967London: T. Hurst. London T. Hurst nd 1834. First edition first impression. Hardback. A good copy. A humorous collection of poems and essays. Spine label absent with a 30mm tear to the top of the spine some toning and markings to the boards front hinge split but held by the strings. Commences with the half-title no endpaper - so perhaps absent. Other than that internally nice. 11967 Hyraxia Books. nd 1834 . Good. Hardback. 1st Edition. 1834. T. Hurst hardcover
1847111111113373Imprimerie De L. Martinet 1847. Hardcover. Good. Imprimerie De L. Martinet; Paris 1847. Hardcover. Text in French. A Good half leather binding marbled boards gilt lettering on spine binding intact some handling/scuffing to boards some discoloration to leather small abrasions to board corners TEG with some blemishes marbled endpapers and pastedowns small sticker top front pastedown starting hinges couple of rubbed spots to rear pastedown age toning to pages small moisture stains top edge and at fore-edge of some prelims and pages pages 65 to 80 are darker colored than rest of text block without Dust wrapper. A good and overall clean copy. 8vooctavo or approx. 6 x 9 inches. 114pp. b&w illustrations. We pack securely and ship daily with delivery confirmation on every book. The picture on the listing page is of the actual book for sale. Additional Scans are available for any item please inquire. Imprimerie De L. Martinet hardcover
1868NG301981868 124 p., contemporary half calf (spine with five raised bands and gilt compartments, black and red labels) with marbled boards and end-papers. Uncut copy in a very attractive binding. Some very slight foxing in first few pages. Bibliotheque des Sciences Naturelles. Rare.
187468288Paris, J.B. Baillière et Fils, 1874, , 1 fort in-8 de : XII, 1008, 48 pp, percaline verte de l'éditeur, éstampes et filets à froid sur les plats, nom de l'auteur et titre dorés au dos, gardes imprimées du catalogue de l'éditeur, Deuxième édition revue et augmentée de ce traité, paru initialement en 1867, à travers lequel Charles Robin se propose de donner un "exposé des caractères anatomiques et physiologiques communs à l'ensemble des humeurs". 35 figures intercalées dans le texte illustrent le propos de cet ouvrage. 48 pages du catalogue de l'éditeur ont été ajoutées à la fin du traité. Charles Robin (1821-1885), anatomiste et homme politique français, contribua grandement au progrès de l'histologie normale et pathologique, en introduisant notamment l'usage du microscope au diagnostique et au traitement des maladies. Nommé professeur agrégé à la faculté de Paris, il fut également membre de l'Académie de médecine et de l'Académie des sciences. Bel exemplaire. Cachet de l'Institut Catholique de Paris en tête d'ouvrage. (Bogousslavsky, Following Charcot p.126) Couverture rigide
1865RO40009795Baillière et fils. 1865. In-4. Relié demi-cuir. Etat passable, Couv. défraîchie, Dos très frotté, Quelques rousseurs. 1800 pages augmentées de nombreuses illustrations en noir et blanc dans et hors texte. Contre-plats jaspés.. . . . Classification Dewey : 610-Sciences médicales. Médecine
1853RO40141223Chez J.-B. Baillière. 1853. In-8. Broché. Etat d'usage, Plats abîmés, Dos abîmé, Intérieur acceptable. 702 pages. Manques sur les bords des plats.. . . . Classification Dewey : 580-Botanique
