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  • Bookplate for Dr. Robert Lang

    Description/Abstract: Picture of a skeleton sitting and looking at an hourglass with its hand on its chin. For Dr. Robert Lang.
    Date: 1904

  • Bookplate for Charles Hebbert

    Description/Abstract: Picture of a coat of arms with a griffon and three crosses, with a dog holding a caduceus over it. Around the coat "Tenax at fidus". At bottom, Charles Hubbert.
    Date: undated

  • Bookplate for Tenney L. Davis

    Description/Abstract: Picture of a uroborus surrounding various alchemical objects. Text in Italian. Dedicated in the memory of Davis by Gino Testi.
    Date: undated

  • Bookplate for E. Petro Rando

    Description/Abstract: Picture of a book with text in Latin, and a flame above the book. Over the flame, a banner with text "Medicinae lex magnus veras". For E. Petro Rando.
    Date: undated

  • Bookplate for Jordan Narath

    Description/Abstract: Landscape showing a tree tied to a stake. A mountain and another tree are shown in the background.
    Date: undated

  • Bookplate for Chas. Brandling Esqr

    Description/Abstract: Picture of a coat of arms surrounded by greenery. Text in Latin.
    Date: undated

  • Ex Bibliothecula Medica Haroldi Bowditch, Med. Doct. Bostonia in Nov. Angl.

    Description/Abstract: Bookplate: A woman stands at the physician's door holding a urine basket while the physician examines the contents of the urine flask.
    Date: 1900s

  • Ex Libris Dr. German Eichelter

    Description/Abstract: Bookplate: Vignette of three surgeons operating in lower right. An alpine village in upper left.
    Date: 1900s

  • Bookplate for JN

    Description/Abstract: Iris and pupil of an eye.
    Date: 1900s

  • Dr. Medgyes Simon Konyve

    Description/Abstract: Bookplate: A naked young man opens a wire cage releasing a long stream of birds that disappear into the distance.
    Date: 1900s