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London: Nourse. Very Good with no dust jacket. 1758. First Edition. Hardcover. 8vo 8" - 9" tall; 375, [10] pages; THE LABORATORY LAID OPEN OR THE SECRETS OF MODERN CHEMISTRY AND PHARMACY REVEALED. CONTAINING MANY PARTICULARS EXTREMELY NEESSARY TO BE KNOW TO ALL PRACTITIONERS OF MEDICINE. Rebound in modern boards. Contents clean and bright. Mainly deals with the preparations and method. [Duveen 179]. Quite scarce, no copies located beyond the two in British collections. .

Carr & Smith,; Tymbs. Very Good with no dust jacket. 1787-1801. Hardcover. 8VO; Lot of 3 medical works, all 8vo and rebound in modern paper hardcovers, all Very Good, including: ** William Wyatt Bibb. AN INQUIRY INTO THE MODUS OPERANDI OF MEDICINES UPON THE HUMAN BODY. Philadelphia: Carr & Smith, 1801. 68 pp. Bibb County, GA is named after the author of this work. ** William Stephen Jacobs. EXPERIMENTS AND OBSERVATIONS. ON URINARY AND INTESTINAL CALCULI. Philadelphia: Carr & Smith, 1801. 41 pp. Author was an honorary member of the Phil. Medical and Chemical Societies. Text with engravings. ** James Johnstone. SOME ACCOUNT OF THE WALTON WATER, NEAR TEWKESBURY; WITH THOUGHTS ON THE USE AND DISEASES OF THE LYMPHATIC GLANDS. Worcester: Tymbs, n. D. (1787.) Wanting half-title, else complete. .

Phila: W B Saunders. Very Good with no dust jacket. 1910. Cloth. 8.vo; 675, 16 pages; Laid in book mark, unmarked inside,. Quite firm and clean. .