12mo. 53 pp., [1], + 1 plate. Original printed off-white stapled wrappers. Top corner bumped, small chip bottom of rear cover, note written front cover. Very good minus.

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Title

The Development of the Knowledge of Blood. Represented by Manuscripts, and by Selected Books Published from 1490 to the 19th Century. An Exhibition at Widener Library, Cambridge, MA April 20th to June 1st, 1951.

Publisher

1951.

Publication Date

1951

Binding

Soft cover

Edition

1st Edition

Condition

Very Good

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Medicine - Reference

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Thomas Dorn, ABAA
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Dorn Designs, Inc. dba Thomas Dorn, ABAA. 1023 Oak Way, Canton, Georgia 30114. CALL
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