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Belfast: Marcus Ward & Co.，Limited，、1892.、xii，316p･･･

Quarter vellum with blue cloth boards，gilt lettering and decoration to front board and spine，t.e.g. Boards and spine somewhat stained and worn. Corners of boards bumped. Vellum spotted. Fore and bottom edges foxing and spotted. E.ps.foxing and spotted. Hinges of half title page somewhat loosened. Pages sl.foxing. Some pages spotted. Pencil notation to rear flyleaf.

Andrew S. Skinner(Editor)、The University of Chicag･･･

2 volume set. Consists of hardcovers bound in blue cloth, which were previously owned by a college research institute. There are small identification labels on the spine of each book cover, as well as stamps of the college and a researcher, along with withdrawn labels on the front endpapers of each book. The cloth on the upper part of the spine shows some damage, and the top page edges of both volumes have spotting. Both volumes of the text have scattered underlining and writing in pencil and red ballpoint pen in various places. Both books also contain a frontispiece along with a title page.

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 “K?sa By?in Library” and a red circular stamp from the “K?y? Library” dated October 27, 1928. These mark the book’s use in Japan during the early Sh?wa 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.