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A Treatise on Operative Surgery color engravings, 1852
A Treatise on Operative Surgery color engravings, 1852
A Treatise on Operative Surgery color engravings, 1852
A Treatise on Operative Surgery color engravings, 1852
A Treatise on Operative Surgery color engravings, 1852
A Treatise on Operative Surgery color engravings, 1852
A Treatise on Operative Surgery color engravings, 1852
A Treatise on Operative Surgery color engravings, 1852
A Treatise on Operative Surgery color engravings, 1852
A Treatise on Operative Surgery color engravings, 1852
A Treatise on Operative Surgery color engravings, 1852
A Treatise on Operative Surgery color engravings, 1852
A Treatise on Operative Surgery color engravings, 1852
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A Treatise on Operative Surgery color engravings, 1852

Permanent ID:
14309
Date:
1852
Image Description:
An incomplete collection of plate illustrations from the 3rd edition of Pancoast's Treatise on Operative Surgery. Unlike the first two editions, these illustrations are in color.
 
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A TREATISE ON OPERATIVE SURGERY ; COMPRISING A DESCRIPTION OF THE VARIOUS PROCESSES OF THE ART, INCLUDING ALL THE NEW OPERATIONS ; EXHIBITING THE STATE OF SURGICAL SCIENCE IN ITS PRESENT ADVANCED CONDITION ; With Eighty Plates, CONTAINING FOUR HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-SIX SEPARATE ILLUSTRATIONS. THIRD EDITION, REVISED AND ENLARGED. / BY JOSEPH PANCOAST, M. D., PROFESSOR OF GENERAL, DESCRIPTIVE, AND SURGICAL ANATOMY IN JEFFERSON MEDICAL COLLEGE, PHILADELPHIA ; LECTURER ON CLINICAL SURGERY, ETC. ETC. / PHILADELPHIA ; PUBLISHED BY A. HART, LATE CAREY AND HART, 126 CHESTNUT STREET. 1852. (Title Page)
Address:
126 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia
Format:
Illustrations
Dimensions:
Width: 25.7 cm, Height: 31.5 cm
Collection:
Albert Newsam print collection
Related People or Organizations:
Abraham Hart, 1810-1885 (publisher)
Albert Newsam, 1809-1864 (creator)
William Henry Pancoast, 1834-1897 (creator)
Peter Stephen Duval, 1804-1886 (creator)