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New York: Editions Medicina Rara, 1975. Limited Edition. Leather_bound. Circa 1975. Facsimile reprint of the original 1583 edition at the Herzog August Bibliothek, Wolfenbuttel, Germany. Limited to 2800 copies with this copy numbered 525. Half leather over green boards, five raised bands with red spine label with title in gilt..... More
Batavia, Frankfurt, Rostock, various, 1726-1727. Vellum. Small, thick octavo. Full vellum binding with manuscript title of spine fading. Some soiling, as is frequently seen with vellum. Binding solid. Some light dampstains to first fifteen pages, some toning but overall a bright copy. All title pages in red and black. Book..... More
Vienna: Alfred Holder, 1900. Hardcover. Single volume, two books, both German-language. 714 pp. Krafft-Ebing was instrumental in solving the problem of the general paralysis of the insane, inoculating paralytics with syphilis. Second book by Remak is another landmark work in early neropathology. Light sunning to spine. Light rubbing to extremities..... More
Baltimore: Joseph Cushing, 1814. First Edition. Leatherbound. Stated First American edition from the Second Paris edition. Two volumes: 415, 434 pages. Wih the ten published copper plates. Full Tree Calf leather binding with contrasting black and red spine labels, spine double-ruled in gilt. Previous owner's name to title page, small..... More
NEW YORK: William Wood and Company, 1909. Hardcover. Reprint of fourth revised edition. Bound in limp black leather, finely-diced, with a wrap-around flap with a tongue which inserts into a strap. Gilt edges, moderately faded gilt lettering on spine. Binding with significant rubbing and some light fraying to extremities, moderate..... More
