[Blakiston Quiz Compends, nmbers 1, 4, & 7] No. 1 A Compend of Human Anatomy by Samuel Potter, Sixth edition, revised and enlarged (1901); No. 7 Compend of Surgery for Students and Physicians by Benmamin Lipshutz (1919); No. 4 Potter's Compend of Materia Medica Therapeutics and Prescription Writing wth especial reference to the physiological action of drugs by A. D. Bush [based on the Ninth Revision of the U. S. Phamacopoeia including also many unofficial remedies] by A. D. Bush Eighth edition (1917)

Blakiston, 1901, 1917 and 1919 (in later editions). 3 items, small 8vo, large pocket-sized, in original pebbled brown cloth. Good copies; the anatomy volume cloth is wearing through on both sides of the spine. The Blakiston Quiz Compends were extensively used throughout the early 20th century by physicians and students of medicine as handy, authoritative references. These are the copies of Dr. Martin J. Ivec (1878-1953) The First Slovene Physician in America. He came to the US under the sponsorship of his uncle John Kraker in Minnesota in 1890. He was enrolled to St. John's University, Collegeville, Minn., and graduated in 1897. In 1904, he graduated from Rush Medical College, which was affiliated with the Medical School of Chicago. Each copy is signed with his name, and place of practice in Joliet, IL. In 1905 he became physician and surgeon at St. Joseph's Hospital in Chicago and worked under the guidance of the famous physician and surgeon Dr. Nicholas Senn. His work as a chief medical examiner was renowned. Due to the size/weight of this book extra charges may apply for international shipping.…