New York: Constable, 1910. First edition. Original gray cloth lettered in dark blue. Extreme corner clipped from front endpaper, but a fine copy. An American edition was published the same year. More

Philadelphia: Lea and Blanchard, 1842. First edition. Publisher's cloth, mild marginal stain, otherwise a very good copy. More

New York: William Stuart, 1839. First edition. Wrappers, 32 pp., very good. A rare pamphlet relating to the secret society of physicians in New York City. In an Advertisement it is stated "The following Essays from the 'Medical Examiner,' a department of the New-York Weekly Whig, are republished connectedly in..... More

Philadelphia: Judah Dobson and A. Sherman, 1825. Second American edition. Modern cloth, leather label. 360 pp., 4 plates (colored stipple engravings). Mild browing but an excellent copy. More

Paris: 1767. The following plates come from a defective copy of Volume 5 and are generally in excellent condition, with full margins. 17 text pages plus one folio and 25 plates . plates numbered 3, 6, 7, 8, 24, and 25 are all double plates. This 25 fascinating plates detail..... More

Paris: 1767. The following plates come from a defective copy of Volume 5 and are generally in excellent condition, with full margins: 32 plates divided into six suites showing engravers in ateliers, equipment, tools, and several types of engraving: 8 plates containing attractive drawings of different steps in the art..... More

Paris: 1767. The following plates come from a defective copy of Volume 5 and are generally in excellent condition, with full margins: 3 plates describing an atelier and the smith engraving on lockets and all tools that are used in this art. Plates are numbered 1-3. 2 plates displaying two..... More

Paris: 1767. The following plates come from a defective copy of Volume 5 and are generally in excellent condition, with full margins: 3 plates of engraving on gemstones including equipment and tools. One descriptive text sheet. Plates are numbered 1-3. More

Paris: 1767. The following plates come from a defective copy of Volume 5 and are generally in excellent condition, with full margins: The 14 plates are breath taking drawings of different marble pavings for churches, salons palaces . That still can be enjoyed in the Sorbonne, Notre Dame de Paris..... More

Paris: 1767. The following plates come from a defective copy of Volume 5 and are generally in excellent condition, with full margins: This suite of 71 plates comes in divided sections, and each section is devoted to the explanation of a different branch of science, thus each one of these..... More

Philadelphia: J. Dobson, 1828. First edition. Stitched, unbound, foxed. More

3-1/2 inches x 2 inches, four sets of staple holes in the card, but not touching the writing. Partially mounted to a piece of plain paper, with an autograph envelope addressed by Fleming (torn), and some clippings. Fleming won the 1945 Nobel Prize for medicine, for his discovery of penicillin..... More

Boston: 1832. First edition. 16 pp., removed from a binding. Presentation inscription from the author. More