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  • J. Whitridge Williams

    Description/Abstract: Photograph of J. Whitridge Williams
    Date: 1900s

  • Ex Libris Dr. Letoublon

    Description/Abstract: Bookplate: A woman is seated in a large armchair holding a child on her lap. The doctor in a white coat leans forward and looks in the child's mouth. A desk lamp with a caduceus base illuminates an open book in the foreground and a book case...
    Date: 1900s

  • Ex Libris Otto Pappel

    Description/Abstract: Bookplate: A surgeon operates in the background. The grim reaper is in the foreground. A book is open to an image of a snake curled around a chalice to form a caduceus.
    Date: 1900s

  • Ex Libris Charles Thomas

    Description/Abstract: Bookplate: A male physician examines a female patient's eye. "Voir pour + Faire Voir."
    Date: 1900s

  • Ex Libris Dr. Chocholka

    Description/Abstract: Bookplate: Physician in robes holds in his left hand a large urine flask for a crowd of four men to examine. One man is on crutches with a bandaged right leg.
    Date: 1900s

  • U.S. Public Health Service Library

    Description/Abstract: Bookplate: Seal of the U.S. Public Health Service: winged Caduceus crossed with anchor.
    Date: 1900s

  • Ex Libris G. Stropus

    Description/Abstract: Bookplate: A masked and gowned head view of a surgeon with rubber gloves and syringe.
    Date: 1900s

  • Ex Libris Kazimierza Wardzinskiego

    Description/Abstract: Bookplate: A microscope and books against a decorative background.
    Date: 1900s

  • Ex Libris Dr. G. Vichard

    Description/Abstract: Bookplate: Surgeons operating, large sailing ships, nude female figure, coat of arms, pipe, books.
    Date: 1900s

  • Bookplate for Dr. Oskar and Dr. Anna Lerperger

    Description/Abstract: Bookplate: A crowned serpent, curled around a caduceus, decorates the elaborate facade of a "gingerbread" house. Patients ring the respective bells of Dr. Oskar Lerperger, an ophthalmologist, and Dr. Anna Lerperger, a pediatrician.
    Date: 1900s