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E. Quin Thornton, M.D.、Lea & Febiger、1911

This is a first-edition hardcover of A Manual of Materia Medica for Medical Students by E. Quin Thornton, M.D., published in 1911 by Lea & Febiger. Thornton, an Assistant Professor at Jefferson Medical College, provides a detailed record of early 20th-century pharmacology, describing the actions, preparations, and dosages of common therapeutic agents, such as Boric Acid. The book is especially notable for its two original Japanese library stamps: a purple-blue vertical stamp from the “Kōsa Byōin Library” and a red circular stamp from the “Kōyū Library” dated October 27, 1928. These mark the book’s use in Japan during the early Shōwa Period, showing its role in the introduction of Western medicine there. Condition: Good (B). Cloth binding shows shelf wear and discoloration; text block is tanned with foxing. Interior clean with toned flyleaves and stamped title page.

Hale Thomas W. Ph.D.、Pharmasoft Medical Pub、2010年4･･･

▼ 東京より発送▲ 全体的に若干使用感・スレキズ・薄ヤケ・薄汚れ少々・天：押印あり

Marion N. Gleason, Robert E. Gosselin, Harold C. H･･･

Clinical Toxicology of Commercial Products: Acute Poisoning, 3rd Edition (1969). Published in 1969 by The Williams & Wilkins Co., this third edition was authored by leading toxicologists Marion N. Gleason, Robert E. Gosselin, Harold C. Hodge, and Roger P. Smith. It was a key reference for emergency medicine and public health professionals during a time when household and commercial chemicals were rapidly increasing. The book guided the diagnosis and treatment of acute poisoning from these products. Third (First edition 1957). Cover: Blue cloth with skull-and-crossbones motifs, titles in black and gold. Condition: Grade B, with age wear, stains, scuffed corners, and tanning, but structurally sound. Large format (≈28.5–29 cm). Collector’s Value: A historical and visually unique resource for toxicology and medical history enthusiasts.