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LAWRENCE (Robert M.)
The Therapeutic Value of the Iodide of Ethyl.
First separate edition, 8pp., lacking lower wrapper, disbound. Offprint from the 'New-York Medical Record', June 19, 1880. Formerly in the library of the Birmingham Medical Institute.
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BARNS (Henry)
On the Abuse of Narcotics.
4pp., disbound. Offprint from 'British Medical Journal', 1882. Formerly in the library of the Birmingham Medical Institute.
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BARTHOLOW (Roberts)
Permanganate of Potassium: its action and uses.
First separate edition, 15, [1]pp., lacking lower wrapper, disbound. Offprint from 'The Medical News', November 22, 1884. Formerly in the library of the Birmingham Medical Institute.
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DUSART (Lucien)
Experimental Researches on the Physiological and Therapeutic Action of Phosphate of Lime.
176pp., with half-title, disbound. Formerly in the library of the Birmingham Medical Institute.
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KENNEDY (Evory)
Notes on the Substitution of Medicated for Intoxicating Stimulants.
First edition, 48pp., light stain to title, margins a little dusty, disbound. Formerly in the library of the Birmingham Medical Institute. Not found on Copac; OCLC locates a single copy at the University of Kansas.
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SOTHERAN.
Bibliotheca Chemico-Mathematica: Catalogue of Works in Many Tongues on Exact and Applied Science, with a Subject-Index. Compiled by H. Z[eitlinger] H.C. S[otheran].
2 Vols., frontispiece in volume I, 127 plates, new endpapers, orig. cloth, a little worn. Walford Vol. 1 p.11. '17,397 entries. Compiled from the sale catalogues of scientific and technical works of a famous London bookseller. Includes many old and rare books important in the history of science. Details include author, full title, description, date, sale price, plus annotation. Arranged by author with a detailed subject index. Valuable as a guide to early works'.
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LeFANU (W. R.)
A Bibliography of Edward Jenner.
Second Edition, revised, xvi,160pp., limited to 500 copies, presentation inscription from the author, portrait, 9 plates, orig. cloth, d.w.
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WELLCOME HISTORICAL MEDICAL LIBRARY.
A Catalogue of Printed Books in the Wellcome Historical Medical Library. Vol. I. Books printed before 1641.
First Edition, 4to, orig. cloth. Catalogue of one of the World's finest collections of medical literature, an indispensable work of reference.
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WELLCOME HISTORICAL MEDICAL LIBRARY.
A Catalogue of Printed Books in the Wellcome Historical Medical Library. Vol. II. Books printed from 1641 to 1850, A-E.
First Edition, 4to, orig. cloth. Catalogue of one of the World's finest collections of medical literature, an indispensable work of reference.
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JOHNSTONE (James)
Some Account of the Walton water, near Tewkesbury; with Thoughts on the use and Diseases of the Lymphatic Glands. In a Letter to J. Coakley Lettsom.
First Edition, presentation inscription from the author on half-title, vii, [1], 48 pp., modern marbled wrappers. This pamphlet on the medicinal water of Walton, extols it's curative power in scrofula, and remarks on the uses of the lymphatic glands. Blake, p.236.
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PR?TERRE (Apollonie)
Les Dents Structure et D?veloppement conservation Maladies et Proth?se.
First Edition, half-title, [5], 6-154, [2] pp., original cloth, lettered in gilt on upper cover, a good copy. The author was Chirurgien Dentiste Am?ricain, Laur?at de le Facult? de Paris, R?dacteur en chef de l'Art dentaire. Crowley, 1205; Wellcome no. 12092655.
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DUSART (Lucien)
Clinical Reports Confirming the Results of the Experimental Researches on the Physiological and Therapeutic Action of the Phosphate Lime.
First edition, 172pp., disbound. Formerly in the library of the Birmingham Medical Institute.
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LIEBREICH (Oscar)
On Lanolin. [Reprinted from the British Medical Journal, October, 1886.]
4pp., caption-title, disbound. Formerly in the library of the Birmingham Medical Institute.
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DEWAR (James)
On the Application of Sulphurous Acid, Gaseous and Liquid, to the Prevention, Limitation and Cure of Disease. With cases illustrative of the advantages to be Derived from its employment.
Twelfth edition, 51, [1, advert]pp., disbound. Formerly in the library of the Birmingham Medical Institute.
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WESTCOTT (W. Wynn)
A Therapeutic Index of Diseases & Symptoms.
Third edition, 12mo, 16pp., orig. printed wrappers, disbound. Formerly in the library of the Birmingham Medical Institute.
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SPENDER (John Kent)
Thirty Years of Therapeutic Progress. An address at the Annual Meeting of the Bath and Bristol Branch of the British Medical Association, on Thursday, June 29th, 1882.
First edition, 23, [1]pp., disbound. Formerly in the library of the Birmingham Medical Institute.
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SMITH (Walter G.)
On the Modern Aspects of Therapeutics. [Reprinted from the Dublin Quarterly Journal of Medical Science?May, 1871.]
15, [1]pp., presentation inscription from the author (slightly cropped), disbound. Formerly in the library of the Birmingham Medical Institute.
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SKINNER (Thomas)
The Granulation of Medicines. [Reprinted from the British Medical Journal].
First separate edition, 15, [1]pp., presentation inscription from the author, disbound. Formerly in the library of the Birmingham Medical Institute.
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REITH (Archibald)
On the Therapeutical Action of Medicines in Dilated Conditions of the Blood Vessels. [Reprinted from the Edinburgh Medical Journal for February 1868.]
First separate edition, 21, [1]pp., disbound. Scarce; Copac lists a single copy at The Wellcome Library. Formerly in the library of the Birmingham Medical Institute.
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MANSON (R. Taylor)
A Reply to Mr. E. W. Forster's Pamphlet on "The Basis of Therapeutics,". A Paper Read before the South Durham and North Yorkshire Medical Society on October 6th, 1885.
First separate edition, 12pp., disbound. No other copy located. Formerly in the library of the Birmingham Medical Institute.
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JUDSON (A. B.)
Points in the Therapeutics of Diseases of the Joints. [Reprinted from the Medical Record, May 1, 1886.
First separate edition, 4pp., disbound. Formerly in the library of the Birmingham Medical Institute.
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BLACK (Donald Campbell)
Observations on Therapeutics and Disease.
First edition, 48pp., disbound. Formerly in the library of the Birmingham Medical Institute.
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LUCAS (John C.)
The Elements of Indian Hygiene.
First edition, xvi, 112pp., library stamp to title, orig. cloth, a very nice copy.
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McNALLY (C. J.)
The Elements of Sanitary Science. A handbook for district, municipal, local medical and sanitary officers, members of local boards and municipal councils, and others.
First edition, viii, 267pp., 5 plates, library stamp to title-page, orig. cloth, a nice copy.
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TYSON (James)
The Cell Doctrine: Its History and Present State. For the use of Students in Medicine and Dentistry. Also, a Copious Bibliography of the Subject.
First edition, viii, 150pp., coloured frontis., illustrs., several library stamps, orig. cloth, a nice copy.
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MEDICINE AND SCIENCE.
Medicine and Science. A Bibliographical Catalogue of Historical and Rare Books from the 15th to the 20th Century. Catalogue No. 91.
609pp., 70 plates, orig. decorated printed wrappers. Contains the description of approximately 7,500 books, with bibliographical particulars and some biographical and historical notes.
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WELLCOME HISTORICAL MEDICAL LIBRARY.
A Catalogue of Printed Books in the Wellcome Historical Medical Library.
First Edition, 3 vols., 4to, orig. cloth. Vol. 1. Books printed before 1641. Vol. 2. Books printed from 1641 to 1850, A-E. Vol. 3. Books printed from 1641 to 1850, F-L. Catalogue of one of the World's finest collections of medical literature, an indispensable work of reference.
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GARRISON (F. H.)
An Introduction to the History of Medicine. With Medical Chronology, Suggestions for Study and Bibliographic Data.
Fourth Edition, 996pp., illustrs., orig. cloth.
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DURLING (Richard J.) Compiler.
A Catalogue of Sixteenth Century Printed Books in the National Library of Medicine. Bethesda, Maryland. 1967. First Edition, 4to, 698pp., 1 facsimile, orig. cloth. [Sold with:] KRIVATSY (Peter) Compiler. A Catalogue of Seventeenth Century Printed Books in the National Library of Medicine. National Library of Medicine. 1989. First Edition, 4to, 1,315pp., orig. cloth. [Sold with:] BLAKE (John B.) Compiler. A Short Title Catalogue of Eighteenth Century Printed Books in the National Library of Medicine.
First Edition, 4to, 501pp., orig. cloth. Altogether it includes approximately 25,000 items. Between 30 and 40 per cent have not been recorded before.
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LEFANU (W. R.)
A Bio-Bibliography of Edward Jenner 1749-1823.
First edition, xx, 176pp., limited edition, portrait, 28 plates, orig. cloth, gilt.
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FERGUSON (Munro)
The Printed Books in the Library of the Hunterian Museum in the University of Glasgow. A Catalogue Prepared by Mungo Ferguson. With a Topographical Index by David Baird Smith.
Folio, xxii, 396pp., title in red and black, orig. cloth, rather spotted. Osler 7069, 3024 - "The Hunterian alone remains of the important 18th century libraries collected by physicians. Before deciding that a book not in the B. M. or Bodley in not in Gt. Britain it is always well to consult (this) catalogue".
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BIRD (D.T.) Compiler.
A Catalogue of Sixteenth-Century Medical Books in Edinburgh Libraries.
First edition, 4to, xxxii, 298pp., 89 illustrs., orig. cloth, d.w. Includes collations, bindings, provenance's, bibliographical and literary notes, geographical and alphabetical indices of printers and publishers.
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DAVID (T.)
Bibliographie Fran?aise de l'Art Dentaire.
308pp., orig. cloth.
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EMMERSON (Joan S.) Compiler.
Catalogue of the Pybus Collection of Medical Books, Letters and Engravings 15th - 20th Centuries, Held in the University Library Newcastle Upon Tyne.
4to, 270pp., frontis., 8 plates, orig. cloth. Bibliographically it is of great value because all books prior to 1700 have full collations and all entries give full pagination, number of illustrations / plates and are comprehensively cross-referenced to other medico-historical and bibliographical reference works.
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MEDICINE.
Repository of Medicine. A Bibliographical Catalogue of Rare Books from the 15th to the 20th Century. Catalogue 187.
316pp., orig. printed wrappers, 3863 items described.
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OSLER (Sir William)
Bibliotheca Osleriana. A Catalogue of Books Illustrating the History of Medicine and Science Collected, Arranged, and Annotated by Sir William Osler, Bt. and Bequeathed to McGill University.
4to, xxxv, 785pp., orig. cloth, d.w. One of the greatest physicians of his day, Sir William Osler (1848-1919) was also a bibliophile with an outstanding library of some 7,000 volumes that reflect literary and antiquarian as well as scientific interests. Completed posthumously to Osler's idiosyncratic plan, the catalogue begins with the 'Bibliotheca Prima' containing seminal scientific works arranged chronologically from Hippocrates to R?ntgen. Seven further sections, among them a fine collection of literary works relating to medicine, revert to alphabetical ordering. Particularly valuable for its annotations.
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EALES (Nellie B.)
The Cole Library of Early Medicine and Zoology.
First edition, 2 vols., 4to, 426; 428pp., frontispieces, volume 1 orig. cloth, volume 2 orig. printed wrappers. Part I. 1472 to 1800. Part II. 1800 to the present day and supplement to part I.
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DUCLOS (M.) de Tours
De la Premi?re Dentition et des accidents qui peuvent la compliquer.
First Edition, outer upper corner of title torn away but with no loss of text, foxing of the text, 31, [1] pp., original printed wrappers, spine frayed, with the stamp of "Hospices D'Orleans Bibliotheque" on upper cover, uncut. Dr. Duclos was later involved (1863) in research into Addison's disease. Crowley, 1051; Poletti, p.61.
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GOURRAIGNE (Hugues), LAUGIER (Louis) and MAGNOL (Antoine)
Dissertatio de Natura et Causis Fluiditatis Sanguinis naturalis et deperdit?. Ubi de diluentibus et emolloentibus. De Lactis natura et usibus in Medicina. Cujus veritatem..... tueri conabitur,.....
First Edition, errata on final page, [4], 51, [1] pp., disbound. An academic dissertation from the ?cole de m?decine de Montpellier. Blake. p.182.
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GRESSWELL (Albert & James Brodie)
Diseases & Disorders of the Horse: A Treatise on Equine Medicine and Surgery, Being a Contribution to the Science of Comparative Pathology... Revised, with an Introduction by George Gresswell.
xl, 227pp., frontis., illustrs., in the text, orig. cloth, gilt, a little stained.
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EKLUND (Fredrik)
Den miasmatiskt-kontagi?sa lungsotens och den kroniska lunginflammationens verkliga orsaker och medlen att f?rebygga dem, i st?rsta korthet framst?lda.
16pp., presentation inscription from the author, disbound. Formerly in the library of the Birmingham Medical Institute.
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LE F?BURE DE SAINT-ILDEPHONT (Guillaume Ren?)
Rem?de ?prouv?, pour gu?rir radicalement le Cancer occulte, & manifeste ou ulc?r?.
First Edition, printer's ornament on title, light water-stain on lower blank margin, 16 pp., disbound. Not in Wellcome; Blake, p.262.
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JACKSON (J. Hughlings)
Cases of Disease on the Nervous System in Patients the subjects of Inherited Syphilis.
First separate edition, 22pp., disbound. Offprint, with slight alterations, from "The Transactions of the St. Andrews' Medical Graduates' Association," Vol. I., 1868.)
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SALES-GIRONS (Jean)
Th?rapeutique Respiratoire. Instruction sur l'instrument pulverisateur des liquides m?dicamenteux, ses applications au traitement des maladies de poitrine et la mani?re de s'en servir, par M. le Dr Sales-Girons...
Second edition, 32pp., 3 illustrs., in the text of the apparatus described, light water stain to lower outer margin, recent quarter calf. Sales-Girons (1808-79) instructions for the newly invented nebulizer. "Atomizers (also known as nebulizers) were developed in the mid-1800s in France and were thought to be an outgrowth of the perfume industry as well as a response to the fashion of inhaling thermal waters at spas. Dr Auphon Euget-Les Bain invented the atomizer in 1849, and in 1858 Jean Sales-Girons introduced a portable nebulizer. Dr Sales-Girons won the silver prize of the Paris Academy of Science in 1858 for his invention, which used a pump handle to draw liquid from the reservoir and force it through a nozzle against a plate. At that time, spa therapy was very popular in France, and the Sales-Girons "pulverisateur" was invented to allow those patients who could not attend the thermal baths to benefit from treatment."?Anderson. Anderson, History of Aerosol Therapy. 2005.
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ROYAL MEDICAL SOCIETY.
Regulations of the Medical Society, Instituted at Edinburgh in the Year M,DCC,XXXVII.
First edition, [2], 91, [1, blank]pp., running title to last 3 leaves cropped by the binders knife, recent quarter calf over marbled paper boards. The Royal Medical Society (RMS) is the oldest medical society in the United Kingdom. Known originally as 'the Medical Society' when it was established in 1737, it was granted a Royal Charter in 1778. The RMS is a professional society engaged in the advancement of medical knowledge and provision of assistance to medical students and professionals. It is based in Edinburgh, Scotland, and has members throughout the world. Rare; of this first edition ESTC locates just 2 copies (Harvard & National Library of Medicine).
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PEART (Edward)
The Generation of Animal Heat, Investigated. With an introduction, in which is an attempt to point out, and ascertain, the elementary principles, and fundamental laws of nature; and apply them to the explanation, of some of the most interesting operations, and striking appearances of chemistry.
First edition, [2], xxix, [1, blank], [31]-114, [2, errata leaf]pp., old faint neat stamp to title-page, recent quarter calf over marbled paper boards. Edward Peart (1755/6?1824), physician and writer on science and medicine... chiefly known for his works on physical and chemical theory... In his first work, 'The Generation of Animal Heat' (1788), Peart explained all chemical and physical phenomena by assuming the existence of four elements?aether, phlogiston, the acid principle, and earth... [He] revives the idea of John Mayow that animal combustion takes place in the substance of the muscle and not in the lung, as Lavoisier thought. In the same book he sees clearly that the constant temperature of animals in exercise and at rest must be due to a correlation of various functions, and investigates the matter experimentally in a somewhat rough way. The formula 'excitability of the muscular fibres is the great characteristic of life in animals' is still accepted. (DNB).
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SPENCE (James)
Case of Enormous Deep-Seated Tumour of the Face and Neck, Successfully Removed by Operation. [Reprinted from the Dublin Quarterly Journal of Medical Science, Nov, 1863.]
First separate edition, 14pp., 4 plates of showing the tumour before and after the operation, printed wrappers (lacks lower wrapper), disbound. Copac locates copies at the Wellcome Library and University of Glasgow; Not in the National Library of Ireland; Formerly in the library of the Birmingham Medical Institute.
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[TISSOT (Samuel Auguste David), translated by J. Kirkpatrick].
Advice to the People in General, with Regard to their Health: but particularly calculated for those, who are the most unlikely to be provided in time with the best assistance, in acute Diseases, or upon any sudden inward or outward Accident. With A Table of the most cheap, yet effectual Remedies, and the plainest Directions for preparing them readily. Translated from the French Edition of Dr. Tissot's Avis au peuple, &c. Printed at Lyons; with all the Notes in the two former English Editions, and a few additional ones. By J. Kirkpatrick, M.D. With some further additional Notes and Prescriptions, and with the former Appendix.
Fourth edition revised and corrected, xxxii, [4], 620pp., cont. calf, hinges cracked, rubbed.
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CLARKE (George Augustine)
The British Physician: or, family instructor in the knowledge of medicine; containing descriptions of all the diseases of the human body.... With directions in what manner to treat every distemper. And prescriptions in English of all the medicines necessary to be given in each. Written by George Augustine Clarke, M.D. Revised, corrected, and enlarged, by a physician in London.
First Edition, 12mo, [4],iv,350pp., half-title with advert on verso, lacking the final advert leaf, early ownership signature "Charles Bridges, 1767" to endpapers, recent calf, morocco title label on spine. First and only edition of this work which was published from a manuscript left by the little known author after his death, it was revised, corrected, and enlarged by an anonymous physician of London. ESTC locates 2 copies in the British Isles (Hull & NLS) and 4 copies in North America.
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[SONYER DU LAC (Dionisius Augustinus)]
Dissertatio phisiologica de secretione bilis et ejus in corpore humano effectibus...
First edition, 12pp., disbound.
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