Bunnells Surgery Of The Hand, Joseph H Boyes, 5th Edition

Vintage Classic in the field of Hand Surgery. Full of quite graphic illustrations of hand surgery, this book is from The Library of Congress and then the Veteran's Administration with the requisite stamps, call tag to spine and pocket to rear. Bunnell s Surgery Of The Hand, Joseph H Boyes, 5th Edition, J. B. Lippincott, 1970, measures 7 1/4" X 10 1/4", copiously illustrated, 727 pages. Shows wear and stamps and the aforementioned ex library indicators, slight mustiness as it has been in storage for years, overall a good to very good representation. Shipping to Continental U. S. only due to its sheer weight. "Sterling Bunnell, MD, was the key person in the founding of the specialty of hand surgery in the United States. In 1944 he published Surgery of the Hand, which was to remain the authoritative hand text for almost 30 years. At about the same time he organized and was the guiding light of 9 United States Army Hand Centers spread throughout the United States. For the most part the surgeons who directed these hand centers became the founders of the American Society for Surgery of the Hand.".…