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Multiple inscriptions on flyleaf, light shelf wear, spine shows reading wear

Fine copy. First edition.

Very slight wear at the base of the spine, but a fine copy.

First American edition. No dust jacket, otherwise excellent condition, minimal shelf wear, no markings

Light edge wear, but a fine copy. Former owner's name on inside front cover: Richard Baker, Ch. Ch. Oxford, 1937

Light soiling and wear at the top of the spine, otherwise a fine copy. Published by the Porpoise Press in an edition of 50 copies, this copy not numbered.

Slight sunning to the spine, and a few minor spots, but an uncommonly fine copy of the uncommon first edition. With two engraved plates. Letters written by a blind woman who went from being a bride to, a widow and blinded all within one month. Gives some insights into being blind in mid-century America.

Perfect condition

Trade catalogue. Light foxing and age toned, but a fine copy. Illustrated with hundred of line drawings of scientific equipment pertaining to the natural sciences.

Materia medica. Dickson (1798-1872), a pioneer physician from South Carolina, removed to New York in 1847 and became professor of the theory and practice of medicine in the University of the City of New York. Materia medica. Dickson (1798-1872), a pioneer physician from South Carolina, removed to New York in 1847 and became professor of the theory and practice of medicine in the University of the City of New York. First Edition. OCLC locates seven copies.

With a foreword by Aldous Huxley. This copy is an advance proof copy.