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Detroit: George S. Davis, 1890. Second edition. 8vo. Publisher's maroon gilt-stamped cloth. Light wear to extremities, contemporary doctor's inscription on flyleaf Vol. II only

Lille: A. Marquant, n.d.. 4to. Frontispiece portrait. 212 pp. Publisher's wrappers printed in black and red; some wear and soiling to covers

Paris: Au Cercle du Livre Précieux, (1965). No. 83 of 1,900 copies. 8vo. Publisher's blue morocco, gilt; fine Published in the Monumenta Medica series by Parisian bookseller Alain Brieux, with his card laid-in

London: Butterworth & Co, 1950. Second edition. 8vo. Numerous illustrations to text. xiii, [1], 491, [1] pp. Publisher's green cloth; offsetting to pp. 180-1, book-plate

New York: William Wood, 1906. Fourth edition. 8vo. Chromolithograph frontispiece. xvi, 479, [1] pp. Publisher's blue cloth, titled in gilt; rubbed, spine gilt faded First published in London, 1897

Edinburgh: G. Hamilton, J. Balfour and L. Hunter and A. Stalker at Glasgow, 1752. First Scots edition of the Works, volume IX ONLY. 8vo. xxiii, [1], 199, [1], [2, errata], [2, ad] pp. Contemporary sheep, red morocco spine label; joints cracked, binding heavily rubbed, title-page toned and soiled, with "Volume IX" designation effaced PROVENANCE: J. Nicol Jr., 1820 (inscription on ffep); George Hume, Esq. (signature on title-page)REFERENCE: Teerink 93

Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1993. First edition. 8vo. Frontispiece, illustrations to text. xvi, [2], 227, [1] pp. Publisher's red cloth; near fine in like dust-jacket Inscribed by the author on the title-page

London: The New Sydenham Society, 1876. First edition. 2 vols. 8vo. Publisher's brown cloth, strapwork design in blind, gilt-stamped profile portrait and lettering on spine; light shelfwaer, vol. I spine ends frayed and joints starting, contemporary ownership signature on half-title, book-plate, ink number stamp to vol. I title

London: Longmans, Green and Co., 1917. First edition. 8vo. Diagrams in text. xi, [1], 241, [1] pp. Publisher's maroon cloth; crude tape repair to joints, binding cracked, text toned, good only REFERENCE: Garrison-Morton 1237

London: Cassell and Company, Ltd, 1921. 2 vols. 4to. 112 plates (32 in color). xviii, 204; ix, [1], 228 pp. Publishers' blue cloth; light shelfwear, some foxing, previous owner's inscription on ffep of each vol.

London: Published by His Majesty's Stationery Office, 1923. First edition. 4to. 6 plates (4 in color), illustrations to text. 544 pp. Publisher's half blue buckram and printed boards; covers lightly worn and darkened, previous owner's name to front cover and ffep, two book-plates.

London: Printed for the Trustees [of the British Museum], 1912. First edition. Folio. Photogravure portrait frontispiece of Huth after Emery Walker, 18 plates, numerous illustrations in the text. xvi, 130 pp. Publisher's red cloth, spine titled in gilt; some fading to spine and portions of covers Introduction by A. W. Pollard, Preface by F. G. Kenyon. Catalogue of the 13 manuscripts, 36 printed books, and a collection of 75 Elizabethan broadside ballads that comprised Huth's posthumous gift to the British Museum

Baltimore: Williams & Wilkins Company, 1922. First American edition and first edition in English. 8vo. Illustrated. 502 pp. Publisher's blue cloth, spien titled in gilt; spine darkened, ex-library with markings and tape residue to spine, stamps to pastedown and contents leaf, book-plate "Funk coined the term vitamin and discovered thiamine, the first vitamin to be isolated. In addition to his pioneering work in vitaminology, he investigated male and female hormones, gonadotropic hormones, antagonistic substances in the diet, deficiency diseases in cattle, and the importance of oncotine and oncostimuline in the treatment and prevention of cancer. Funk first published the present work in 1914 and deferred publication of this second edition because of World War I. By the time this greatly revised edition was published, much of the basic work on the role of vitamin B, in beriberi, vitamin C in scurvy, and vitamin D in rickets had been completed" (Heirs of Hippocrates).REFERENCE: Garrison-Morton 1051;… Leer más

Paris: Hachette, (1929). First edition. Felix Lorioux. 4to. Illustrations throughout in color by Felix Lorioux. 72 pp. Publisher's cloth-backed illustrated boards; a few scuffs to cover, near fine French children's edition of Don Quixote with humorous and vibrant illustrations by Felix Lorioux.

Munich: Kurt Wolff, 1923. First edition. 8vo. Nine woodcuts by Frans Masereel. 271, [3] pp. Publisher's cloth-backed pictorial boards; spotting to covers, lower corner of textblock bumped. Translated by Hans Mardersteig

New York: M. & W. Ward, 1811. Tall 12mo. Engraved frontispiece by Corbould after Leney. 72 pp. Contemporary stained calf, spine gilt, red morocco spine label; toned, top margin of title-page trimmed, tear from last leaf with loss to text

London: William Pickering, 1824 [colophon dated 1826]. 24mo. 192 pp. Unopened in contemporary patterned paper boards; some wear and staining to binding. LACKING frontispiece A Pickering miniature Diamond Classic

Springfield, Illinois: Charles C Thomas, (1958). First edition. 8vo. Illustrated. xix, [1], 372 pp. Publisher's tan cloth; fine in slightly shelfworn dust-jacket

8vo. 563 pp. Contemporary half red morocco and marbled boards by Belz-Niedrée. Book-plate Bibliotheque de Mouchy and arms in gilt on spine

London: John Murray, 1831. First edition. 8vo. 2 engraved plates. v, [3], 52 pp. Polished calf, gilt; rubbed, pencil annotations by early owner PROVENANCE: Richard Goolden (book-plate); Seth B. Watson (gift inscription from the previous)