No.M4
"Entwickelung des Menschen"
The lifecycle of an embryo in the womb, attachment to the Placenter etc.
Original chmomlithograph (lithograph prited of several stones using colour ink)
Published for "Bibliographishes Institut", Liepzig c.1890
Image size = 21cm x 26cm.
Condition= Some superficial grime and a faint impression of another plate but only just noticable
Price=AUD$85
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No.M5
"Plate 2-(HUMAN) ANATOMY-Viscera"
An original copper-plate engraving by Thomas Milton (1743-1827), recent hand colouring
Published by Longman, Hurst, Rees & Brown, London 'as the Act directs, June Ist, 1814.'
Size = 21cm x 27cm.
Condition= Clean print on wove paper with no foxing
Price = AUS$225
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No.M6
"Rontgen rays: Fieldfare, Cayfish, snake, left hand of man, with ring on little finger and bullet in wrist"
* X-radiation (composed of X-rays) is a form of electromagnetic radiation. X-rays have a
wavelength in the range of 0.01 to 10 nanometers. In many languages, X-radiation is called Röntgen radiation, after German Physicist Wilhelm Conrad Röntgen (1845-1923),
who is generally credited as its discoverer. Röntgen's original paper, "On A New Kind Of Rays" (Über eine neue Art von Strahlen) was published on 28
December 1895. On 5 January 1896, an Austrian newspaper reported Röntgen's discovery of a new type of radiation.
Röntgen was awarded an honorary Doctor of Medicine degree from the University of Würzburg after his discovery. He published a total of three papers
on X-rays between 1895 and 1897. Today, Röntgen is considered the father of diagnostic radiology, the medical specialty which uses imaging to
diagnose disease.
Original photogravure after original by L.B Lippincott, Philadelphia, United States
Published W.& R. Chambers, London & Edinburgh, c.1910
Size of image = 28cm x 21cm
Condition= Excellent condition with solid fold down in middle
Price = AUD $ 55
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No.M7
"Digestion"
Illustratess the Digestive Track using comparitives with animals: Stomach of Sheep, Section of a Sheep's Stomach,
STOMACH,LIVER AND INTESTINAL CANAL OF MAN (in centre), Digestive Apparatus of a Fowl, Lacteal Vessels
Original steel engraving.
Published London c.1877
Image size = 16cm x 24cm.
Condition= Excellent
Price=AUD$25
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No.M1
"Anatomie, La Tete du Squette et quelques Foetus"
The Skeleton of a Foetus
Original copper-plate engraving by Simonen Benard printed on Laid Paper.
Published Paris, c.1740.
Plate mark size = 23cm x 19cm and is uncoloured.
Condition=Excellent
Price = AU$195.00
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No.M2
"Plate1-(HUMAN) ANATOMY-Viscera"
An original copper-plate engraving by Thomas Milton (1743-1827), recent hand colouring.
(showing back view of the anatomy from M2 above.)
Published by Longman, Hurst, Rees & Brown, London 'as the Act directs.June Ist, 1814'
Size = 21cm x 27cm.
Condition= Clean print on wove paper, crease in top left corner, with no foxing
Price = AUS$225
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No.M3
"Chirurgie"(Surgical Instruments)
Original copper-plate engraving by Simonen Benard printed on Laid Paper.
Published Paris, c.1740.
Plate mark size = 23cm x 19cm and is uncoloured.
Condition=Excellent
Price = AU$175.00
sold Other instruments available
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No.M8
"Late Stages of an ulcerated Stomach of a Habitual Drinker of Intoxicants/ Effects of Intemperance on the Intestines/ Last Stages of Delerium Tremens (on the Stomach)"
An original chromolithograph for YAGGY'S ANATOMICAL STUDY. At the base it states;
The above were made from sketches taken at post-mortem examinations of Patients at Washingtonian Home...
Published by L.W.Yaggy & James J.West, Chicago, Illinois 1888.
Image size = 43cm x 73cm.
Condition= due to its size it is hard to do this print justice on the net and with a digital camera. Also due to the nature of this informative publication the prints are backed with Linen to enable them to be used for demonstration. It is also of a "glossy nature", is hard to photograph. There are several stress factures to the finish which is usual in material of this sixe and usage.
Price = AU$110.00
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