London: Kingfisher, 1984. Profusely illustrated, mostly in color. Thick 4to, blue cloth with inset label, pictorial d.w. London: Kingfisher. (1984). First English edition. A fine copy in a near fine dust wrapper. In 1859, Adolph Drewsen and his friend Hans Christian Andersen created a birthday gift for Drewsen's granddaughter Christine. This beautiful and elaborate collection of prints, drawings, and original verses has been reproduced here as exactly as possible. V8735. More

New York: Praeger, 1970. Frontispiece portrait. 2 volumes in one. Thick 4to, black cloth, d.w. New York: Praeger, (1970). A near fine copy. A facsimile of the London, 1770 edition. Travellers' Classics. More

Birmingham: Classics of Surgery, 1987. Twenty full-pages plates, most in color. viii + 134 pages, large, oblong 8vo, gilt-decorated, red leather, a.e.g.; leather bookplates with limitation number and owner's name inside front cover. Birmingham: The Classics of Surgery Library, (1987). A fine copy. Facsimile of the London, 1821 edition. With separately printed publisher's notes. More

Birmingham: Classics of Cardiology, 1989. Edited by J. Bouillaud and Translated from the French by Charles W. Chauncy. LIII + 449 pages. 8vo, full gilt-decorated grey leather, a.e.g. Birmingham: Privately Printed for The Classics of Cardiology Library, 1989. A Fine Copy. Facsimile of the 1833 First American Edition. More

New York: Gryphon Editions, 1984. Translated by Charles E. Hackley. Illustrated. xviii + 676pp., thick 8vo, gilt-decorated leather, a.e.g. New York: Privately Printed for the Classics of Surgery Library, Gryphon Editions, 1984. A fine copy. Contains the separately printed Editor's Notes. "Billroth...was the founder of the Vienna School of Surgery. He has also been called the founder of modern abdominal surgery...The above work, which placed him in the front rank, was translated into ten languages." GM 5608. Facsimile of the..... More

Birmingham: Classics of Medicine, 1990. 289pp. 16mo, full burgundy leather, a.e.g. Birmingham: Classics of Medicine Library, (1990). Fine. "The first analysis of blood. Boyle's memoirs may be considered the first scientific study in physiological chemistry, exhibiting methods which have become universally adopted. This is Boyle's most important work." GM 861. Facsimile of the 1864 edition. More

Williamsburg: Colonial WIlliamsburg, 1939. Frontispiece and several other illustrations. 12mo, dark brown calf with leather spine label. Williamsburg, VA: Colonial Williamsburg Inc., 1939. A facsimile reprint of the 1742 edition. Near Fine. More

New York: Harcourt, 1981. 10 full-page color plates, from the original water-color drawings of Hannah Millard. Introduction by Kevin Starr, historical notes by Leon D. Adams. Unpaginated, folio, burgundy cloth with mounted title front cover, printed mylar dust wrapper; very minor fading to bottom edge of cloth. New York: Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, (1981). A near fine copy in a very good dust wrapper. Facsimile reprint of the San Francisco: Edward Bosqui & Co., 1877 edition. More

Mexico: Editora del Sureste, 1984. Large slim folio (measures 17" x 21"), with color reproductions of the 25 original chromolithographs, loose as issued in a tan cloth portfolio. The only text, aside from the facsimile title page, is in Spanish and contained in a 15 page staple-bound booklet inserted. Mexico: Editora del Sureste, (1984). The cloth case is rubbed and dust-soiled, still overall a very good(+) copy with all plates in nice clean condition. A reprint of the 1844 Bartlett..... More

London: Muller, 1970. Extensively illustrated, plus many full-page color plates. xv + 942 pages, very thick 8vo, red and blue cloth, t.e.g. London: Frederick Muller, (1970). Some scuffing to cloth on rear cover, still a very good(+) copy. Facsimile of the 1900 revised second edition. More

New York: AMS, 1973. With Introduction, Notes, and Bibliography by Stephen W. Bushell. xxxi + 222pp., short 8vo, red cloth. New York: AMS Press, (1973). A fine copy. More

Milan: Pratesi, 1982. 2 volumes. Introduction, critical text, translation and commentary by Cesare Grassi. Essays by Marco Ciatti e Aldo Petri. . Illustrated. 141pp., 4to, gilt decorated leather, board slipcase; ink inscription front free endaper of volume 2. Milan: Pratesi, (1982). A near fine copy. Volume 2 is a beautifully produced facsimile of the Regia Carmina. More