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  • Ex Libris Dr. Med Eugen Korner

    Description/Abstract: Bookplate: A serpent curled around a cross forms a caduceus; a foxglove in full bloom; a heart
    Date: 1900s

  • Ex Libris Dr. Jacques Rougier

    Description/Abstract: Bookplate: An eye, a burning candle, the sun, mountains, a sailboat, and an open book.
    Date: 1900s

  • Bookplate for Paul Koenigsfeld

    Description/Abstract: Portrait of a semi-nude woman standing near a bookcase with a snake curled around her arm. Surrounded by various objects including an owl, skull, books, and a rug. Drawn by C. Heine.
    Date: 1904

  • Bookplate for Dr. Robert von Wahlert

    Description/Abstract: Picture of a highly stylized leaf, with name "Dr. Robert von Wahlert" at top.
    Date: undated

  • Bookplate for F. Gimenez

    Description/Abstract: Picture of microscope and various lab equipment. For F. Gimenez.
    Date: undated

  • Bookplate for Alberto Borges

    Description/Abstract: Portrait of a woman sitting on a stone structure underneath a tree. A snake is coiled around the tree. Drawn by Piedade.
    Date: 1931

  • Bookplate for Dr. Weisinger Frigyes

    Description/Abstract: Picture by Aiglon of a nude woman placing a wreath on the head of a man, with a large skull at the bottom. Name of Dr. Weisinger Frigyes at bottom.
    Date: undated

  • Bookplate for Henri de Lanteuil

    Description/Abstract: Picture of a native in a loincloth kneeling before a bowl from which heat is rising. A large contemporary style thermometer is in the background. For Henri de Lanteuil.
    Date: undated

  • Bookplate for Dr. V. Gimenez Gonzalez

    Description/Abstract: Picture of a person kneeling in flowers. Text "Quaerite et invenietis". For Dr. V. Gimenez Gonzalez.
    Date: undated

  • Library of E. C. Gray, M.D.

    Description/Abstract: Bookplate: Poem enclosed in a ruled border: If thou art borrowed by a friend, Right welcome shall he be To read, to study, not to lend, But to return to me.
    Date: 1850-1920