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  • Library of E. C. Gray, M.D.

    Description:
    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

  • Ex libris Fielding Hudson Garrison

    Description:
    Bookplate: Winged caduceus with two serpents.
    Date:
    late 19th or early 20th century

  • Library of Ramsey County Medical Society, St. Paul, Minn.

    Description:
    Bookplate: Seal of Ramsey County Medical Society showing a microscope behind which is a crossed quill pen and scalpel: Incidere, Inspicere, Inscribere.
    Date:
    1870

  • The Fruits of Intemperance

    Description:
    Print 30
    Date:
    1870

  • Leitz compound monocular microscope

    Description:
    Leitz compound monocular microscope. 19th Century. Signed: E. Leitz, Wetzlar, No. 50835 of 11/VIII. Filiale, New York, 1899. Brass with black enamel base. Wooden case and accessories (oculars, additional low power objective and microscope slides)....
    Date:
    19th Century

  • Four lancets in tortoiseshell cases

    Description:
    Four lancets in tortoiseshell cases, framed under glass.
    Date:
    19th Century

  • Apothecary jar. Label: Ext: De Digit

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

  • Enema kit

    Description:
    Ivory-tip brass enema syringe. 19th century. No key. Wooden box - velvet lined.
    Date:
    19th Century

  • Apothecary jar. Label: Extr: Opii

    Description:
    Apothecary jar. 19th century. France. Porcelain. Label: Ext: Opii. Handpainted design of trumpet vine and poppies. Conical shaped lid. 11.5" tall.
    Date:
    19th Century