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  • Les processus de désintégration nerveuse

    Description/Abstract: vii, 209 pages: 1 l. illus; 26 cm.
    Date: 1923

  • Apothecary jar. Label: Raiz Colch

    Description/Abstract: Apothecary jar. Late 19th century. Ceramic. Label: Raiz Colch. Decorated in gold and black with pink roses. 10" tall.
    Date: late 19th Century

  • Ophthalmoscope

    Description/Abstract: Ophthalmoscope donated by David C. Sabiston, Jr., MD
    Date: 20th Century

  • Apothecary jar. Label: Extr: Achic

    Description/Abstract: Apothecary jar. Late 19th century. Ceramic. Label: Extr: Achic. Decorated in gold and black with pink roses. 10" tall.
    Date: late 19th Century

  • Medicine Bottle

    Description/Abstract: Medicine Bottle, Owens-Illinois Glass Company
    Date: 20th century

  • Apothecary jar. Label: Ext: De Coloq

    Description/Abstract: Apothecary jar. Late 19th century. Ceramic. Label: Ext. De Coloq. Surrounded by a semi-circle of golden leaves. 10.75" tall.
    Date: late 19th Century

  • Apothecary jar. Label: Ext: De Digit

    Description/Abstract: Apothecary jar. Late 19th century. Ceramic. Label: Ext: De Digit. Surrounded by a semi-circle of golden leaves. 10.75" tall.
    Date: late 19th Century

  • Apothecary jar. Label: Sang: Draconis

    Description/Abstract: Apothecary jar. Late 19th century. Ceramic. Label: Sang: Draconis. Decorated in gold and blue with golden serpents. 11.5" tall.
    Date: late 19th Century

  • Ex Libris Dr. Nicolas Gamaleia [Cyrillic alphabet]

    Description/Abstract: Bookplate: A woman rests her left hand on the trunk of a conifer as she tilts her head back to look straight up into the branches. Her right hand is cupped at her right ear. Several birds are visible.
    Date: 1900s

  • Ex Libris Dr. Med. Herman Smet

    Description/Abstract: Bookplate: Frontal view of a woman's head that has been divided down the center. The left half is normal; the right half is flayed. "Semper humanior."
    Date: 1900s