Search Results: Medical from Quagga Books

Harenberg. A reprint of the original German edition of 1758. Numerous reproductions of engravings

The Syndics of the Cambridge University press. 4 lectures in the form in which they were originally delivered taken from the FitzPatrick Lectures at the College of Physicians in November 1919 and November 1920. The author wished to indicate the part played by the scholars and physicians of Islam and especially of Persia in the transmission of medical science through the dark ages to the rise of the modern learning. Some light foxing to the prelims. 138 Pages. Contents clean and binding sound. Reprint. Condition: Very good. Binding: Hardcover. Cloth boards with a thin discolouration streak on the front cover.

H.K. Lewis. Previous owner's name to the fep. Light foxing to the prelims. Garrison & Morton 6307.

Cassell. To date but published circa 1900. Volume 2 have 3 charts for exercise in a pocket at the rear.

American College of Surgeons, 1960. Bound in red cloth with gilt device to front board and gilt lettering to spine. With b/w frontis and b/w plates. Occasional foxing, especially to the prelims. Scratch marks to front and back boards. Overall a VG copy.

James Maclehose and Sons, 1908. Illustrated with ten plates and twelve figures in the text. Inscribed to Dr Alice J Marshall by Rachel M Teacher, possibly the author's wife. Lightly worn green cloth boards. (Garrison & Morton 523)

Caspari Fritsch. Name of owner on front free end page with some lettering on paste-down. A. Corn. Celsi was a Roman with an almost encyclopedaedic knowlege on medicine whose treatise stands as a best source for understanding Roman medicine. He was a major figure in the study of the origins of ancient medicine. 5 decorated compartments on spine - with title in gilt lettering on orange in one compartment. Red tint to all edges. Engraved illustration of A Corn Celsus (Celsi) as frontispiece and an illustration on Page 599. Scattered foxing with some age-toning. 777 Pages. Condition: Very good for its age. Binding: Hardcover. Speckled boards with leather spine and corners. Edge-wear with bumping and fraying to corners and top edge of spine. Abrasions and a few marks to covers. Evidence of insect damage to top edge of rear board.

A. Millar, 1744. Full calf binding with gilt ruled edges. Front board re-attached with tissue repairs to front and back gutters. Toning to end papers. Contents remarkably clean and still firmly bound. Speckled red tint to all edges.

J.H. Gebhard et Socios. Scarce medical text on hydrophobia or rabies.Text in Latin, 42 pages. World cat shows 8 copies. NG Kerk library stamp to front board and fep, and cancelled stamp to verso of title page and three others. 42 Pages. 1st Edition. Condition: Good. Binding: Hardcover. Paper covered boards with spine dirty and chipped but stable. Edges bumped.

Joseph Johnson. Full calf binding. Some splitting at the spine. Tide marks to a few pages. A good clean copy. 254 pp. No illustrations.

Mouton & Co., 1975. Blue cloth boards. Slight discolouration to feps. Foxing to top edges of pages. Contents clean. Well bound copy.

The Blakiston Company, 1950. Inscribed by Dr Max Sandler as a gift from the author. (Garrison & Morton 6305 for the first edition of 1943)

Purnell. Published for the South African Historical Mint. The stories of 12 Boer and British Generals of the Anglo Boer War. Foxing to front and rear feps. 131 Pages. Contents clean and binding sound. 1st Edition. Condition: Good. Binding: Hardcover. Leather boards with gilt.

Heinrich Dieterich. Owner's name on front free end page. Blumenbach, physiologist and anthropologist, was Professor of Medicine at Göttingen. He was the first to show the value of comparative anatomy in the study of anthropology. (Ref. Garrison and Morton, Page 53, No. 312). Includes the page with Instructions to book-binder on the last free end page. With 8 plates. Six of the plates are missing the lower edge of the margin. Small repair and tide mark to title page. Some scattered foxing and age-toning. Some rubbing. Speckled green tint to all edges. 549 Pages. Good to Very Good. Marbled boards and spine. Edge-wear to extremities. Bumping to corners. Some rubbing to boards. Title in gilt.

Bailliere, Tindall & Cox. A comprehensive illustrated history of Scottish medicine published for the Wellcome Historical Museum in London. Extensively illustrated with portraits and includes illustrations. Deep blue silk endpapers. Binding sound and tight. Gilding to top edge. Very light foxing to fore- and lower page edges. This is a heavy item and will incur additional shipping charges. 2nd Edition. Condition: Very Good+. Binding: Hardcover. Ribbed cloth boards with embossed devices on covers with gilt lettering on spine. Some edge-wear to extremities. Bumping to spine edges.

Churchill Livingstone . An account of the Army Medical Department, from the time of the institution of the Standing Army in 1660 to the formation of the Royal Army Medical Corps in 1898." Pencil underlying and marginalia occurring mostly between Pages 285 and 377 of Volume 1, with some highlighting in the index; and minor pencil marginalia on page 390 in volume 2. Remainder of text and maps are clean. Pages: 518 Vol One and 447 Vol Two. 1st Edition. Condition: Very good. Dust jacket: Good to very good. Some light edge-wear. Binding: Hardcover. Black paper-covered boards with gilt lettering to spine.

Ferdinand Enke. Text: German. With 47 partially coloured text images of muscles and the direction arrows for massaging. Detailed text of massaging techniques. 95 pages. Contents clean and tightly bound. 7th Revised Edition. Condition: Good+. Binding: Hardcover. 3cm x 1.5cm mark on front board with a few small marks on rear board. Lacks top edge of spine. Faded lettering on spine. Edge-wear to extremities, especially to front top RH corner.

Henry Frowde and Hodder & Stoughton. A thoroughly revised second edition of this classic work. Previous owners name to the fep. Garrison & Morton 3921 for the first edition of 1909.

Self published., 1973. Dissertation on obtaining the degree of Doctor of Medicine, The Medical Faculty of the University of Dusseldorf submitted by Fritz Zimmermann. Text: German with English.

John Bale, Sons & Danielsson Ltd. Catalogue prepared and published by the donor, Cuthbert H J Lockyer. This is the author's copy with notes. Some light foxing to the front and rear prelims. Inscription on front fep. Text clean. Notes written in blue ink on the blank pages. 297 Pages. 1st Edition. Condition: Very good. Binding: Hardcover. Cloth boards with bright gilt lettering. Some light edge-wear to extremities.