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1970Reliure toile de l'éditeur. 382 pages. Jaquette. 20x27cm. Exemplaire numéroté 1011/5000.
1937Deux volumes reliures toiles. 623 + 1192 pages. 16x25cm.
1936Reliure toile de l'éditeur. 608 pages. Couverture passée.
19292 volumes reliures demi-basane. 858 + 1343 pages.
1895Reliure Toile de l'éditeur. 838 pages. 16x25cm. Couverture passée.
1914Broché. 564 pages.
1912Reliure percaline de l'éditeur. 466 pages.
1716Two folio volumes. pp. (14), 636, (20); (15), 506, (18) + 'Celeberrimorum virorum Apologiae pro R.D. Carolo Musitano adversus Petrum Antonium de Martino' (58 p.) + Engraved frontis portrait. Title pag e in red and black. Large rococo printer's devices. Foxed. Folio. [355 x 225 mm.] Old full vellum bindings. Embossed Ex Libris. Carolo Musitano was one of the most celebrated medical scholars of his d ay, and his works form a compendium of ancient and 'modern' therapeutics. Especially interesting are his comments on treatments for various psychological and mental disturbances. OCLC records only two copies of this edition in the U.S. "Medicine is a conjectural art. It has almost no rules" -- Aulus Cornelius Celsus. This would make a wonderful gift for any doctor - or doctor to be. W143
1862pp. 40 + Errata. Old damp stain. 8vo. 240 mm. Original printed red wraps. RARE. OCLC Records only the copies at AAS and Harvard (Countway). MED 4
1931pp. 238, (2). Inked ownership of Mabel Krall, Womans Medical College, Philadelphia. 12mo. Original full red cloth binding. Fourth Edition. MED 3
1784pp. (10), 1262, (81) + Engraved frontis showing: surgeon's operating tables; medicinal gardens; an apothecary shop; and an alchemist's laboratory + Folding engraved plate showing flowering medicinal plants. Marginal damp stain. Thick 4to. 23 cm. Disbound. ** Early manuscript ownership of Abraham Good (who apparently was a "Pow-Wow" and regular medical doctor in Berks County, Pennsylvania). Arranged like a dictionary in double columns, with the main text in German, and plant and chemical names in Latin, Greek, and symbols. An exhastive treatment of minerals, plants, chemicals, medicines, magic spells, and techniques available for the treatment of diseases. RARE. The first edition was issued in 1709. This is the 17th. None of the editions are listed in Waller, Osler or Cushing. The only other copy of this edition that we've been able to locate in the U.S. is at the University of Michigan. **PRICE JUST REDUCED! MED 8
1954175p. + Illustrations. F. K. Richter's copy with his penciled and inked margin notations and under linings. Sm. 4to. Original cloth backed boards, corners worn with slight loss. This interesting work also includes a superb collection of early remedies and formulas. Limited edition. Pennsylvania German Society. Volume LV. PA 012A.
1855pp. xx, 259, (4) [Publisher's catalogue]. Foxed. Inked ownership of G. N. Berntheizel, Mountville, Lancaster Coounty, PA, May 18th, 1865 on fly leaf and title page. Early owner changed the titlepage date to 1865. Penciled ownership of David P. Bliss, Sparta, Monroe County, OH. 12 mo. Original full publisher's cloth binding, embossed in blind. Slight loss at head and tail of spine. Slightly soiled. Hardbound. Very good copy. Benjamin Howard Rand (1827-1883) graduated at Jefferson Medical College (1848) where he served as clinical assistant to Dr. Thomas D. Mutter and Dr. Joseph Pancoast. In 1850 he was elected professor of chemistry in the Franklin Institute; and he also held similar chairs in the Philadelphia Medical College (1853-1864); and the Jefferson Medical College (1864-1877). SCIENCE BOX 1
1855136 p. Small 12 mo. 140 mm. Age stained, but quite legible. Disbound. A rare French manual on the manufacturing and use of Apple Brandy and related liquors. **PRICE JUST REDUCED! FR-VOYAGE 3RD FL
1845Full Title: NOUVELLE ENCYCLOPEDIE DES MENAGES, OU RESUME DES SCIENCES ET DES ARTS, Contenant les Meilleures Recettes Connues jusqu'a ce jour, Redigee par une Societe d'hommes savants, Chimistes, Manufacturiers et Artistes de tous les etats et tous les pays. d'apres l'Exposition de 1844, les journaux industriels, les brevets dinvention, les recueils des Societes dencoragement, les ouvrages les plus recents et les mieux estimes. Dedie aux Artistes et a l'Industrie. Par MM. D. R. J. Quartieme Edition. 254 p. + Two large folding charts. Certification on the verso of the title page signed by the publisher. Edges uncut. 18 mo. 150 mm. Original printed wraps. A wonderful collection of recipes and formulas for: scientists; artists; manufacturers; doctors; and pharmacists. The author mentions that he took some of these from the enormously successful French Industrial Exposition of 1844, held in a temporary structure on the Champs-Elysees in Paris. This ephemeral pamphlet is extremely scarce. We have been unable to locate a copy in any U.S. library, and in Europe only the French National Library has a copy (of the 5th edition). **PRICE JUST REDUCED! FR-VOYAGE 3RD FL
1890pp. 119 + 34 pages of interesting (mostly illustrated or typographic) advertisements for medical furniture, potions, pills, equipment, etc. 16 mo. 170 mm. Original full cloth binding. With the manuscript ownership of Dr. Gaius M. Brumbaugh. Dr. Brumbaugh was from a distinguished Huntingdon, Pennsylvania family that included a governor of PA. MED 2
1901pp. xvii, 17-613; + 16 p. (Catalogue of Books Published by Lea Brothers & Co.). With sixty-six illustrations and nine colored plates (one a colored spectra plate). 8vo. 240 mm. Original full cloth binding. Autograph ownership of Dr. Francis A. Hoodner, Univ. of MD Dental Dept. Balt. MD. Hardbound. Very Good. Scarce. YORK /DENTISTRY 1
1939478 p. 8vo. 230 mm. Cloth backed marbled boards. On the front paste down is a Nazi registration stamp: 'Dereinnahmt im bestandbuch uber Bucher' dated 1942, and signed by Rosenberg as karteifuehrer. Carl Wilhelm Wolfgang Ostwald (1883-1943) was a German chemist and biologist famous for his research on colloids. He was born in Riga, the son of the 1909 winner of the Nobel Prize in Chemistry, Wilhelm Ostwald. 'In the early 20th century, before enzymology was well understood, colloids were thought to be the key to the operation of enzymes; i.e., the addition of small quantities of an enzyme to a quantity of water would, in some fashion yet to be specified, subtly alter the properties of the water so that it would break down the enzyme's specific substrate.' It was proposed that life itself was explainable in terms of the aggregate properties of all the colloidal substances that make up an organism. As more detailed knowledge of biology and biochemistry developed, the colloidal theory was replaced by the macromolecular theory.' The Nazi registration impratur (essentially a license to print or publish) makes this example all the more interesting. DENTISTRY 1
1559In-4° rilegato in piena pergamena. 1) Bartolomeo Maranta, Methodi cognoscendorum simplicium, Venezia, Valgrisi, 1559 . (36), 296, marca tipografica incisa su legno al frontespizio, Durling 2950. Opera sulle proprietà medicinali delle piante, divisa in tre libri, che si inserisce nel filone dei testi di botanica farmaceutica, in cui le piante, come i fiori e i frutti, vengono esaminati dal punto di vista della nomenclatura, della nascita della specie e delle proprietà medico-farmacologiche. Maranta individua qui nel cytisus la "medicago arborea" nota agli antichi per le sue proprietà di erba medica. Bartolomeo Maranta, medico e botanico nato a Venosa verso il 1500 e morto a Molfetta nel 1571. Allievo di Luca Ghini, fu un naturalista stimato formatosi presso il Giardino dei Semplici a Pisa, lavorò presso il Giardino botanico di Napoli dal 1554 al 1556, esperienza che mise a frutto dal 1568 a Roma progettando un nuovo giardino. Fu medico del Duca di Mantova e del cardinale Branda Castiglione. 2) Prospero Alpini, De plantis aegypti, accessit etiam Liber de Balsamo, Venezia, de Franceschi, 1592. Prima edizione del De plantis e seconda del De balsamo; cc. (4), 80, (8), con 50 belle incisioni su legno nel testo, molte a piena pagina, e marca tipografica sui due frontespizi: il Dialogus de balsamo ha un suo frontespizio, la paginazione è continua. Durling 179. Edizione originale della prima opera sulle piante dell’Egitto e sull’opera considerata la più importante di Prospero Alpini; l’autore fu tra i primi botanici e medici del XVI secolo a studiare le piante per il loro specifico interesse botanico e non soltanto per gli utilizzi che se ne potevano fare in medicina; inoltre, il metodo autoptico adottato, sia sulle piante selvatiche che su quelle da lui coltivate, permise di fare in campo botanico grandi passi avanti. Sono qui rappresentate per la prima volta in un trattato di botanica europeo la pianta del caffè (?), del baobab (pianta e frutto) e della banana, i cui frutti vengono descritti come assai nutrienti, profumati ma un po’ pesanti per lo stomaco. Delle foglie e dei frutti si descrive la morfologia, l’utilizzo in cucina nel caso delle piante edibili, le proprietà benefiche e loro utilizzi nella preparazione di decotti. L’opera, di certo un trattato pioneristico, fu utilizzata come base sistemica per I successivi studi sulla flora egiziana. Le 49 xilografie, quasi tutte a piena pagina che illustrano piante, alberi e frutti, sono molto chiare e precise scientificamente. Il De balsamo è un approfondito trattato, anche questo in forma di dialogo, sulla materia con note storiche e scientifiche, con una illustrazione sulla pianta del balsamo, e la descrizione dei luoghi dove questa nasce, principalmente l’Egitto e l’Arabia, e i modi in cui viene utilizzata. Prospero Alpini (1553-1617), medico e botanico, ebbe l’occasione di viaggiare in Egitto quando divenne medico personale del console veneziano al Cairo, Giorgio Emo. DSB pp. 124-125 In-4 ° bound in full vellum. 1) pp. (36), 296, printer’s mark engraved on wood on the title page, Durling 2950. Work on the medicinal properties of plants, divided into three books, which is part of the of pharmaceutical botany texts, in which plants, such as flowers and fruits, are examined from the point of view of nomenclature, the birth of the species and medical-pharmacological properties. Here in the cytisus Maranta identifies the “medicago arborea“ known to the ancients for its properties of medical herb. Bartolomeo Maranta, physician and botanist born in Venosa around 1500 and died in Molfetta in 1571. A pupil of Luca Ghini, he was an esteemed naturalist trained at the Giardino de Semplici in Pisa and worked at the Botanical Garden of Naples from 1554 to 1556, an experience that he put to good use in Rome from 1568 by designing. He was doctor of the Duke of Mantua and of the cadinal Branda Castiglione 2) First edition of De plantis and second of De balsamo; cc. (4), 80, (8), with 50 beautiful wood engravings in the text, many in full page, and printer’s mark on the two title pages: the Dialogus de balsamo has its own title page, the pagination is continuous. Durling 179. Original edition of the first work on plants of Egypt and on the work considered the most important by Prospero Alpini; the author was among the first botanists and doctors of the sixteenth century to study plants for their specific botanical interest and not only for the uses that could be made of them in medicine; moreover, the autopsy methods adopted, both on wild plants and on those cultivated by him, made it possible to make great strides in the botanical field. The coffee plant (?), The baobab (plant and fruit) and the banana plant are represented here for the first time in a European botanical treatise, whose fruits are described as very nutritious, fragrant but a little heavy for the stomach. . The morphology of the leaves and fruits are described, their use in the kitchen in the case of edible plants, their beneficial properties and their uses in the preparation of decoctions. The work, certainly a pioneering treatise, was used as a systemic basis for subsequent studies on Egyptian flora. The 49 woodcuts, almost all full page illustrating plants, trees and fruits, are very clear and scientifically accurate. De balsamo is an in-depth treatise, also in the form of a dialogue, on the subject with historical and scientific notes, with an illustration on the balsam plant, and the description of the places where it was born, mainly Egypt and Arabia, and ways in which it is used. Prospero Alpini (1553-1617), physician and botanist, had the opportunity to travel to Egypt when he became the personal physician of the Venetian consul in Cairo, Giorgio Emo. DSB pp. 124-125.
in-12, 158 pages, tabl., index, broche, couverture illustree plastifiee. Bon etat. [SC-4]
grand in-8°,, 230 pages, nombreuses illustrations en couleurs et n&b, toilE, jaquette illustree.- ISBN 2870110510 Excellent etat. [GD8-1][GD8-8]
in-8 reliure cartonnage, 1008 pp. Planches couleurs. Quelques defauts mineurs au dos sinon bel exemplaire. [MI-4]
in-12, XXIV-444 pp., broche, couv. Bon etat. [NV-6]