Titles starting with P from Edwin V Glaser Rare Books

Bethesda, MD: National Institute of Health. (c. 1957). A very good ex-library copy.. Orig. printed wrapps. (8), 122 pp. 4to, . ... more information

Basel: E. & J.R. Thurnisios. 1722. Title in red and black. Expert paper repairs to title-page. Some. foxing to the earlier and later leaves. A very good copy of the first. edition.. Early vellum (15), 736 pp. Thick 8vo, . Zwinger was professor of medicine at the University of Basle. His book repeats much of the old traditional teaching, but it contains also personal observations and he sometimes quotes actual cases in illustration. He describes an epidemic of whooping- cough in 1712, which he ascribes... more information

Philadelphia: F.A. Davis. 1954. Very good copy of the fourth edition.. Orig. pebbled cloth 440 pp., with184 illustrations. 8vo. ... more information

Buffalo, NY,: Baker, Jones & Co.. 1889.. with advts. on front pastedown, and a few woodcut tailpieces in the. text. A fine copy of the 8th edition, revised and enlarged.. Orig. pebbled cloth xv, (1), (17)-451, (3) pp., 8vo. First published in 1879 at the village of Silver Creek, NY, 28 miles south of Buffalo, on Lake Erie. It went through 14 editions, with the final edition appearing in 1902. Atwater Catalogue, I, 1020. ... more information

Fine and near fine.. Cloth 3 vols., 4to. A collection of approximately 80 offprints and papers from a wide variety of sources. Various sizes. Various places, dating from 1916 through 1952, and arranged in chronological order. ... more information

Morgantown: West Virginia University Library. 1967. A fine copy of the first edition.. Orig. cloth 105 pp., with numerous illustrations in the text, many full- page. 8vo. ... more information

Berlin: Reimer. 1839. Lacks the frontis. portrait, a photocopy of which is laid in. Browned. throughout. A good ex-library copy.. Modern black cloth First edition. xvi, 250, (1) pp., 8vo. Waller 17482. ... more information

Paris: Germer-Baillière. 1834. Complete with the half-title. Text lightly toned; just a bit of. scattered light marginal foxing, not affecting the text. Gutter of. endpaper torn. A very good copy of the first edition.. Disbound (4), 167 pp. 8vo, . Blandin (1798-1849) is best remembered for his Autoplastie, the first treatise on plastic surgery in general (See Garrison-Morton 5743.1). Very uncommon, this work is not in the Kiefer Catalog, not in Wellcome nor any of our collection catalogues, but it i... more information

Boston: Little, Brown. (1956). Non-authorial presentation on front pastedown. A very good copy.. Orig. cloth with dust jacket First edition. 306 pp. 8vo. ... more information

Vienna: August Bernardi, Volume three published by Rud. Graeffer.. 1777-78-80. Light to moderate foxing. First editions. Very good.. Contemp.vellum (24), 304; (16), 429; (16), 448, (1) pp. With an engraved frontispiece in the first volume, engraved titles in all three volumes, and several large head- and tail-pieces. Thick 8vo,three volumes in one. The initial three volumes of this detailed record of Stoll's practice year by year, giving numerous case histories and providing descriptions of fevers, an... more information

Paris: Aux Éditions Du Seuil,. (1966.). Back hinge started. A very good clean copy.. Orig. red cloth with gilt titles on front cover and spine . 677pp., with pencilled portrait, 8vo, ... more information

London: Thornton Butterworth. (1926). Fine.. Cloth. 8vo. ... more information

Springfield, IL: Charles C Thomas. (1958). Library bookplate on front pastedown. Library stamps on edges and on. a few pages. A very good ex-library copy.. Orig. cloth 372 pp., illustrated. 8vo. ... more information

Springfield, IL: Charles C Thomas. (1955). With the Charles C Thomas "Compliments" slip taped to the front free. endpaper. Ownership stamp on first three leaves; else, a fine copy of. the first edition.. Orig. black cloth, dust jacket, xvi, 157, (1 blank), (1) pp., with 16 figures, a few full-page, and 24 tables, one full-page, in the text. 8vo. Enhanced by a 214 item bibliography. Faber was Professor Emeritus of Pediatrics and Director of Poliomyelitis Research at Stanford University School of M... more information

Paris: G. Steinheil. 1892. A fine copy of the first edition.. Modern marbled boards with morocco spine, orig. printed wrapps. bound in x, 153 pp., with text figures. 8vo. ... more information

Leiden: Fratrum de Tournes. 1759. A near fine copy.. Orig. mottled calf, gilt spine, red spine label Third edition. (6),444,(3)pp. 12mo. Though his Pathologia went through a number of editions and translations, it is scarce in the trade. Sauvages de la Croix was a friend of Linnaeus and was among the earliest of the systematists and theorists of the 18th century who developed detailed classifications of disease. Blake, p. 403. ... more information

Paris: Veuve d'Houry. 1727. Leaves Evi and Evii have been excised from the article on leprosy in. volume one. Otherwise a very good copy.. Contemp. calf, spines richly gilt xxxvi, 600; (8), 720 pp. 12mo, 2 vols. Blake, p. 471. ... more information

St. Louis: James Hogan. 1874. Lacks about half of spine, though gilt title has survived. Internally. a very good copy of the first edition.. Orig. cloth Vii, (8)-258 pp. 8vo. Crowley 1968. Campbell 675. Not in Northwestern. ... more information

Leipzig: Kurt Kabitzch. 1932. A near fine copy.. Orig. printed paper wrapps. pp.(910)-1097., illustrated. 8vo. ... more information

Leiden: Fratrum de Tournes. 1759. A near fine copy.. Orig. vellum Third edition. (6),444,(3)pp. 12mo. Though his Pathologia went through a number of editions and translations, it is scarce in the trade. Sauvages de la Croix was a friend of Linnaeus and was among the earliest of the systematists and theorists of the 18th century who developed detailed classifications of disease. Blake, p. 403. ... more information