Cluthe's Advice to the Ruptured (With Ephemera)

Book is 90 pages. Red cloth board, good binding, some bumping. Frontispiece of Chas. Cluthe, Founder. Includes several four separate documents: (1) Letter on Letterhead . Letterhead is from Chas Cluthe and Sons, Bloomfield, NJ dated Oct 16, 1935, to Francis Bailey, West Philadephia, Penna, stating, among other things, that many of the facts given in this book can be learned nowhere else; the typewritten letter is signed in ink: "Chas Cluthe & Sons" (2) An illustrated advertisement of Cluthe Trusses with 12 different Groin and Scrotal rupture pictures and (3) a self-addressed envelope to Chas Cluthe and Sons in Bloomfield, New Jersey. Table of Contents includes: One of Mankind's Worst Afflictions, What We Sell is a Service; Some Plain Common Sense about Cure; etc and (4) a leaflet "Books for the Practioner" listing medical book titles and descriptions of editions published by W. B. Saunders.