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Lejars, Felix
Traitè de chirurgie d'urgence
In-8°, pp. VIII,1185 e numerose pagine di pubblicità, 994 illustrazioni di cui 602 disegnate da Daleine e Leuba, 217 foografie e 20 tavole fuori testo a colori, tela editoriale con titolo in oro al dorso e al piatto superiore.
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Lewin Luigi
Gli stupefacenti. Traduzione sulla 2° ediz. tedesca. a cura del Dott. Alessandro Clerici
In-8°, pp. XI, 420, brossura editoriale. Alcuni lievi strappetti e tracce di polvere sedimentata.
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LUSSANA, F.
Fisiologia umana applicata alla medicina. Parte prima: Alimentazione e digestione; parte seconda: sanguificazione
In-8°, pp. 423; 427, alcune ilustrazioni n.t., legatura coeva in mezza pelle, titolo e fregi in oro al dorso. Solo prima e seconda parte dedicati all'alimentazione e al sangue.
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MADDOX John
Che cosa resta da scoprire. Una mappa sui segreti delle origini della vita e del futuro della razza umana. Traduzione di Fabio Paracchini
In-8°, pp. 477, qualche illustrazione in b/n nel testo, brossura editoriale figurata a colori.
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MARTINI, Lorenzo
Manuale di igiene. Seconda edizione riveduta dall'autore
In-8°, pp. (8),207, legatura in mezza pelle dell'epoca titolo e fregi in oro al dorso.
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PACCARD, E.
Plantas medicinales de las Republicas Oriental y Argentina
In-8°, pp. 76, 24 tavv. f.t. in litografia a colori, brossura editoriale illustrata. Mancanza all'angolo inferiore bianco della brossura superiore, lievi strappi al dorso.
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PUCCINOTTI, Francesco
Intorno alla medicina civile. Memorie
In-8°, pp. 67, bella brossura editoriale in xilografia.
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RICORD Ph.
Traité pratique des maladies vénériennes ou recherches critiques et expérimentales sur l'inoculation appliquée a l'étude de ces maladies suvies d'un résumé thérapeutique et d'un formulaire spécil
In-8°, pp. 808, 43 di catalogo dei libri di medicina, chirurgia, anatomia, fisiologia, storia naturale, fisica, chimica, farmacia che si trovano nella Libreria dell'Accademia Nazionale di Medicina Baillière, legatura in mezza pelle con titolo e fregi in oro al dorso. La carta di guardia anteriore è in parte strappata. Lievi arrossature a causa del tipo di carta. Philippe Ricord è un medico chirurgo noto per aver riconosciuto e descritto i 3 stadi della sifilide e averla distinta dalla gonorrea.
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SCHNEIDER Pierre-B.
Psicologia medica. Prefazione di Severino Rusconi. Traduzione di Laura Schwarz. Prima edizione
In-8°, pp. 332, qualche illustrazione in b/n nel testo, tela editoriale con titolo in oro al dorso e al piatto anteriore, e sovraccopertina.
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TISSOT
Observations et dissertations de medicine pratique.
Due volumi in un tomo in-8°, pp. X, 273, (3); 263, cartonatura d'attesa dell'epoca con titolo manoscritto al dorso. Esemplare assai fresco e ad ampi margini. Versione francese autorizzata dall'autore, dal testo latino del 1770, di questa raccolta di dissertazioni del celebre medico di origine svizzera André-Simon Tissot (1728-1797), una delle figure di maggior spicco del suo tempo nel campo dell'insegnamento della medicina (insegnò anche a Pavia). Il I vol. si apre con la "Lettre sur l'Inoculation de la Petite Vérole à Monsieur le Comte Franç. Roncalli Parolini", datata 15 dicembre 1759 seguono le lettere indirizzate a M. Zimmermann. Wellcome, V/278.
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TONIN R.
Les corpuscules de Negri dans le cerveau des animau enragés. Extrait du recueil des cominications faites à la sociétyé Khédiviale de Médecine du Caire 1900- 1904
In-8°, pp. 7, brossura editoriale. Interessante opuscolo che spiega la scoperta del medico italiano Adelchi Negri dei corpuscoli negri(dal suo nome) nel cervello degli animali malati di rabbia. Questo studio è il punto di partenza che ha portato alla conoscenza che la rabbia fosse causata da un virus
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TONIN, Romano
Il primo Istituto antirabbico in Egitto
In-4°, pp. 19, brossura editoriale.
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VICARELLI Giuseppe
Terapia ostetrica d'urgenza pel Prof. Giuseppe Vicarelli direttore dell'istituto ostetrico ginecologico della R. università di Torino. Quinta edizione
In-16° oblungo, pp. 411, legatura in piena pelle con decoro floreale al piatto superiore. Sottolineature a matita colorata
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CRESCENZO, Niccolò.
Ragionamenti intorno alla nuova medicina dell'acqua, e come la prima volta introdotta ella fosse, difesa, e sostenuta in Napoli; ed intorno al vero fluido della medicina, e a una più sicura maniera di medicare. Coll'aggiunta di un breve metodo di praticarsi l'acqua anche da coloro che non sono medici. Dedicata al signor cavaliere Noccolò Pio Graveklli.
In-4°, pp. (10), 371, (1), iniziali, fregi e finalini xilografici, legatura in piena pergamena dell'epoca, titolo manoscritto al dorso. Gora di umidità ai margini del volume. Alcuni fascicoli bruniti. Macchie al piatto anteriore della legatura. Prima edizione. L’opera è divisa in 4 Ragionamenti: “Dello studio della razional medicina...” - “Dell’aggradimento del Metodo dell’Acqua nella città di Napoli; d’una più ragionevole maniera di medicare, e della natura, delle qualità, e delle operazioni dell’Acqua nel corpo umano” - “Del corpo umano in istato di sanità, e d’alcune considerazioni su del Metodo dell’Acqua” - “Del corpo umano in istato di malattia, e come possa curarsi col Metodo dell’Acqua”. In Appendice le “Regole di praticarsi la medicina dell’Acqua anche da coloro i quali non sono medici”. Prima edizione di questa importante opera di Crescenzo. Cfr. De Renzi,IV, p. 416 - Biographie Universelle,X, p. 254: “Niccolò Crescenzo publia au commencement du 18 siècle deux ouvrages qui influèrent très avantageusement sur l’exercice de la médecine: 1° Tractatus physico-medicus... potissimum febrium..., 1711 - 2° Ragionamenti intorno alla nuova medicina dell’acqua..., 1727. L’art de guérir était infecté par la ridicule théorie chimique et la pratique incendiaire de van Helmunt et de Sylvius de le Boe. Crescenzo démontra les dangers des remèdes échauffants qu’on prodi- guait de la manière la plus abusive dans le traitement des fièvres, il leur substitua, avec le plus éclatant succès, l’emploi des rafraichissants en général et plus spécialement encore de l’eau froide et glacée. Il indiqua les règles à suivre dans l’usage de ces moyens efficaces, et les précautions qu’ils exigent. Ses recherches ont éclairci plusieurs points de physiologie, et surtout le mouvement en quelque sorte péristaltique des vaisseaux sanguins artériels...”.
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CAMPBELL (J. Menzies) Compiler.
A Dental Bibliography: British and American, 1682-1880.
First Edition, orig. cloth.
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FRANKLIN (Alfred)
Recherches sur la Biblioth?que de la Facult? de M?decine de Paris...
x,179pp., frontis., orig. printed wrappers, unopened, uncut.
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FISCH (Max H.)
Nicolaus Pol Doctor 1494. With a Critical Text of his Guaiac Tract Edited with a Translation by Dorothy M. Schullian.
First Edition, 4to, frontis., 17 plates, orig. cloth. A study of a small collection of medical incunabula and early 16th century books originally collected by Pol. Most of the volumes listed were purchased from Maggs Bros. in 1929 and are now in the Cleveland Medical Library.
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SUDHOFF (Karl)
Deutsche Medizinische Inkunabeln. Bibliographisch-Literarisch Untersuchungen. Studien zur Geschiche der Medizin.
xxiv,278pp., illustrs., orig. cloth. Gives full descriptions for 464 books of the period.
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HORBLIT (Harrison D.)
The Celebrated Library of... Early Science, Navigation & Travel including Americana with a few Medical Books.
2 Parts [A-G, all published], 4to, coloured frontispieces, numerous plates and illustrs., orig. cloth, printed price lists, 502 lots. Horblit withheld the rest his library as he was disappointed with the prices realized in these two sales.
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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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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 (John)
Bibliotheca Chemica. A Catalogue of the Alchemical, Chemical and Pharmaceutical Books in the Collection of the late James Young of Kelly and Durris.
2 Vols., 4to, xxiv,487; [ii],598pp., orig. cloth. A rich collection of early works with detailed bibliographical descriptions.
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BURGESS (Renate)
Portraits of Doctors & Scientists in the Wellcome Institute of the History of Medicine. A Catalogue.
First Edition, 4to, numerous illustrs., orig. cloth, d.w. Describing 12,000 portrait-prints collected by Sir Henry Wellcome.
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HORBLIT (Harrison D.)
The Celebrated Library of... Early Science, Navigation & Travel including Americana with a few Medical Books.
2 Parts [A-G, all published], 4to, coloured frontispieces, numerous plates and illustrs., orig. cloth, printed price lists, 502 lots. Horblit withheld the rest his library as he was disappointed with the prices realized in these two sales.
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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., small neat library stamp on title-page, 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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DAVID (T.)
Bibliographie Fran?aise de l'Art Dentaire.
308pp., orig. cloth.
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MEDICINE.
Six Catalogue Dealing with Medicine, Surgery and Pharmacology. Comprising Sotheran's Price Current of Literature. Catalogue 841, Medical Series, No.1. Catalogue 861, Medical Series, No. 3. Catalogue 872, Medical Series, No. 4. Catalogue 880, Medical Series, No. 5. Catalogue 917, Medical Series, No. 10. Catalogue 925, Medical Series, No. 11.
6 Catalogues bound in one, cloth.
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BAILLIERE (J.-B.)
Catalogue des Livres de Medecine Chirurgie, Anatomie, Physiologie, Histoire Naturelle, Physique, Chimie, Pharmacie / qui se Trouvent chez J.-B. Bailli?re, Libraire de l'Acad?mie Nationale de M?decine...
48pp., stitched as issued, slightly soiled.
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GUERRA (Francisco)
American Medical Bibliography 1639-1783. A Chronological Catalogue, and Critical and Bibliographical Study of Books, Pamphlets, Broadsides, and Artices in Periodical Publications Relating to the Medical Sciences - Medicine, Surgery, Pharmacy, Dentistry, and Veterinary Medicine - Printed in the Present Territory of the United States of America during British Dominion and the Revolutionary War.
First Edition, 4to, 88pp., facsimiles, orig. cloth. With facsimile title pages and collations given.
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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, a very good ex-library copy with minimal markings, orig. cloth. 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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OSLER (Sir William)
Incunabula Medica. A Study of the Earliest Printed Medical Books 1467-1480.
4to, xii, 137pp., limited to 150 copies, frontis., 16 plates, facsimiles in the text, orig. cloth. Garrison & Morton. 6769. Extensive descriptions, collations, bibliographical notes etc. on 217 medical books printed to 1480.
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MEDICAL BOOKS.
Notable Medical Books from the Lilly Library, Indiana University. Prepared by William R. LeFanu.
First Edition, 4to, 130 plates, orig. cloth, d.w. One hundred and thirty medical books from the collection of J.K. Lilly, Jr., are described and illustrated in this volume; each one, when it was new, made some striking contribution to the increase of knowledge or the advance of medical care.
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DURLING (Richard J.) Compiler.
A Catalogue of Sixteenth Century Printed Books in the National Library of Medicine.
First Edition, 4to, xii,698pp., 1 facsimile, orig. cloth, a little worn, fore-edges spotted. Comprehensive catalogue with full bibliographical data of 4,800 16th century imprints.
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BALLARD (James F.) Compiler.
A Catalogue of Medical Incunabula Contained in the William Norton Bullard Loan Collection, Deposited in the Boston Medical Library.
4to, viii,75,[3]pp., one of 250 copies printed by D.B. Updike at the Merrymount Press, one plates, orig. cloth, uncut, t.e.g.
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FERGUSON (John)
Bibliotheca Chemica. A Catalogue of the Alchemical, Chemical and Pharmaceutical Books in the Collection of the late James Young of Kelly and Durris.
2 Vols., 4to, xxiv,487; [ii],598pp., orig. cloth. A rich collection of early works with detailed bibliographical descriptions.
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MEDICINE.
The London Practice of Physic: Wherein the definition and symptoms of diseases, with the present method of cure, are clearly laid down. With proper tables, exhibiting the doses of medicines, and the Quantity of Purgatives, Opiates, and Mercurials, in the Compositions of the London Dispensatory; and complete index of the diseases. The whole calculated for the General Use of Young Practitioners.
Second Edition, with large additions and amendments, xii,400,[12]pp., with the suggested author's name of James Bogle French supplied in ink in a cont. hand, cont. calf, expertly re-backed with orig. spine laid-down, morocco label to spine, a nice copy.
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WARNER (Joseph)
An Account of the Testicles, their Common Coverings and Coats; and the Diseases to which they are Liable. With the Method of Treating them.
Second Edition, [iv],100pp., text a little browned, corners of text a little chipped, without endpapers, recent cloth. Joseph Warner (1717?1801) was chief surgeon at Guy's Hospital in London for more than forty years. He had the unique distinction of being a member of all three professional surgical organisations in London during the 18th century.
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WITHERS (Thomas)
A Treatise on the Errors and Defects of Medical Education: In which are Contained Observations on the Means of Correcting them.
First Edition, viii,5-134pp., without endpapers, recent cloth. Thomas Withers (1750-1809) physician to York Hospital; one of the founders of York Lunatic Asylum which opened in 1777, and of the York Dispensary, 1788.
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ELLIOT (John)
The Medical Pocket-Book. Containing a short but plain Account of the Symptoms, Causes, and Methods of Cure, of the Diseases incident to the Human Body. Including such as require Surgical Treatment: Together with the Virtues and Doses of Medicinal Compositions and Simples. Extracted from the best Authors, and digested into alphabetical order. The second edition, with additions and corrections.
Second Edition, 12mo, viii,136pp., early ownership signature on front endpaper, text lightly browned, cont. calf, hinges cracked. First published in 1781 with a sixth and final edition appearing in 1807. John Elliot, M.D., was born at Chard, Somerset in 1747 and died in 1787 in Newgate prison by voluntary abstinence from all food, while awaiting trail on a charge of attempted murder but later acquitted. Elliot practised as an apothecary in Soho, first in Carnaby Market, and then as he prospered, in Great Marlborough Street, and later as a Physician in Newman Street.
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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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GOURLAY (William)
Observations on the Natural History, Climate, and Diseases of Madeira, During a Period of Eighteen Years.
First Edition, viii,[ii],158,[2]pp., with the errata leaf and final publishers advert leaf, text lightly browned, new endpapers, modern boards, spine printed paper label. William Gourlay is described on the title page as being a fellow of the Royal College of Physicians, Edinburgh; and Physician to the British Factory at Madeira.
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SCHOENEMAN (A.)
Atlas of the Human Auditory Apparatus, with Special Reference to the Topographical and Surgical Anatomy of the Temporal Bone. Translated at the Personal Request of the Author, and Edited by Percival J. Hay.
First English edition, 4to, 12 page introduction followed by 50 full-page lithographic plates, each accompanied by an explanatory leaf, orig. cloth-backed printed boards, with some light worm damage to spine. An important and monumental work on the ear, Schoenemann was lecturer on otology, rhinology and laryngology in the university of Berne.
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MITCHILL (Samuel)
A Discourse Pronounced by Request of the Society for Instructing the Deaf and Dumb, at the City Hall in the City of New-York, on the 24th Day of March, 1818.
First edition, 32,[4]pp., disbound.
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LIPSCOMB (George)
Observations on the History and Cause of Asthma; and a Review of "A Practical Enquiry on Disordered Respiration;" in a Letter to Robert Bree, M. D. the Author of that work.
First edition, vii, [1], 108pp., printed price below imprint crossed-out in ink, cont. ownership signature to title, title and final leaf a little soiled, recent publishers style boards, printed label to spine. ESTC locating 3 copies in the British Isles and 2 in North America (BMp, Ds [this copy], Lrcs; CaOKQ, DNLM).
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WELLCOME HISTORICAL MEDICAL LIBRARY.
A Catalogue of Printed Books in the Wellcome Historical Medical Library. Volume III. Books Printed from 1641 to 1850 F-L. Compiled by H.R. Denham.
4to, xvi,565pp., orig. cloth.
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FULTON (John F.)
A Bibliography of The Honourable Robert Boyle Fellow of the Royal Society.
Second edition, 4to, xxvi,218pp., from the reference library of Toby Rogers, frontis., 26 facsimiles, orig. cloth, d.w.
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MADAI (David Samuel von, M.D.)
A Short Account of the Effects and use of some approved Medicines, which are dispensed in the Orphanhouse at Halle in the Dutchy of Magdeburg..... Translated from the German.
First English Edition, advertisement leaf before title and advertisement on verso of title, folding table with 'Price-note' dated 1784, a little spotting or browning of the text, xxxii, 174 pp., contemporary marbled boards, rubbed. Published by David Samuel von Madai, M.D. Counsellor and Physician to his Serene Highness the Prince of Anhalt Coethen, and practitioner at the Orphanhouse at Halle. Translated from "Kurtze Nachricht von dem Nutzen und Gebrauch einiger bewahrten Medicamenten, welche zu Halle...." The British Library (lacking the folding table), Wellcome Library and the Staatsbibliothek zu Berlin copies only in the ESTC: Wellcome, 111, p.20.
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SCARPA (Antonio)
Trait? Pratique des Hernies, ou M?moires Anatomiques et Chirurgicaux sur ces maladies/ par Antoine Scarpa; traduits de l'Italien par M. Cayol; on y a joint une note de M. Laennec; et un m?moire sur une terminaison particuli?re de la gangr?ne dans les hernies, par le traducteur.
2 vols., First French Edition, 8vo and folio, 375 x 260 mm., title (comprising text volume and atlas), text volume with half-title and folding engraved diagram, atlas with 21 engraved plates (containing 11 fully worked anatomical engraving and 10 outline plates), drawn and engraved to perfection, represent their subjects life-size, xii, 473 pp.; 21 cm. + atlas: 15 pp., 11 [i.e. 21] plates; 42 cm. "Scarpa explained with excellent precision the different characteristics between inguilan and fermoral hernias. The anatomical investigations resulted in the establishment of the very important principles relating to to the pathology as well as the modern surgical treatment of these hernias." - Monti/Loria, Antoniocarpa p.67-68. This important work was first published in Italian in Milan (1809). Scarpa gave the classic description of sliding hernia or hernia of the bowel. The French Edition is important because it contains considerable new material by Scarpa himself besides contributions by Laennec and others on the subject. Heirs of Hippocrates, 690; Waller, 8544; Garrison & Morten, 3583.
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D'ESCHERNY (David)
A Treatise of the Causes and Symptoms of the Stone; and of the Chief Remedies now in Use to cure this Distemper. Containing, A History of Mrs. Stephen's Medicines, and her Receipt. Observations upon them. Answers to the Objections made against; and Cautions to those who use them. An Examination of the Lime-water and Soap, and Cases concerning them. Of Dr. Jurin's Lithontripticum, or Soap-lye; and Remarks relating thereunto. Of Soap. Of the Liquid Shell, and other Nostrums. Of Forcing and Softening Medicines. Cases of Persons who have taken Mrs. Stephens's Medicines in a solid Form, with the Sequel of a few printed before.
First Edition, viii, 146 pp., modern calf, spine gilt, a nice copy. The author is described as "Brother-in-law to Mrs. Stephens." Blake, p.116; Wellcome 11, p.454.
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CLIFFORD (Isodore E. and R. E.)
Crown, Bar, and Bridge-work: New Methods of permanently adjusting Artificial Teeth without Plates.
First edition, 8vo, 26pp., presentation inscription from the authors on front fly-leaf, 10 chromolithograph plates of dentures, orig. cloth, all edges gilt, a good copy. Weinberger, p.32.
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