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8°. Landschaftsbilder aus dem Königreiche Sachsen. Hrsg. von Dr.Emil Schöne. Erste Auflage, 4 nn., 196 S. OLwd. Mit 24 Abb. und 4 Karten im Text, 2 Profilen und 2 farbigen Faltkarten. Umschlag gering fleckig und an den Ecken leicht bestoßen, Seiten in der oberen Ecke etwas knitterspurig. Gut erhalten.…

Softcover. Originalbroschur 4°. 1-6, 51-56 Seiten. m. 1 Tabelle. ausgeschiedenes Bibliotheksexemplar. 6 geklammerte Seiten. m. Querknick. Bearbeitungsspuren innerhalb der Beiträge. angerändert, mit Einrissen. beriebn, knittrig und gebräunt. Klinische Wochenschrift 4. Jahrgang, Nr. 1, 2, 1., 8. Januar 1925. in deutscher Sprache. …

9 1/4 in. x 6 1/4 in., 136 pp. including index. Dark brown cloth, with gilt title on spine & front cover. Bookseller's ticket on top left of front paste down: B.Westermann & Co., New York. Minor edge wear, bottom edges bumped; paste downs show a little buckling & age spotting. Text paper shows some tanning & is of a fragile type. Scarce title on the types & actions of various poisons. Though without his signature, this copy is from the library of Theobald Smith (1859-1934); with an inserted autograph letter signed (that was sent to Smith, and inserted by him into this book) The ALS is on a folded note sheet of 8 in. x 9 3/4 in. paper, watermarked: Crane's Distaff Linen 1905, with printed heading: United States Department of Agriculture, Office of Consulting Scientific Experts. Without addressee's name, or envelope. [Text]: "Trip to Boston cancelled.-Confinded to house by grip. Test of tubercle bacilli easy. [cancelled lines: Need not be] Need not be done here. Do not ^ now feel competent to advise. Should talk it over together here first. [signed]: Prof. Robt F. Foerster 219 South St Paul Ave Pittsburgh Pa." On the inside of this note, some chemical formulas have been added in pencil (possibly by Theobald Smith), approximately: Cu Cl2 + CN K2 Fe2 (CN)6 Cu Fe (CN)6 2Hg. N O3 Hg2 O. N2 O5. This book came from a small group of other books owned by Theobald Smith. To quote the Columbia Encyclopedia (1950) on Smith: "Smith, Theobald, 1859-1934, American pathologist, born Albany, N. Y., M.D. Albany Medical College, 1883. He was professor of bacteriology at Columbian (now George Washington) University (1886-95) and of pathology at Harvard (1896-1915) and served as pathologist with the Department of Agriculture (1884-95), the Massachusetts state board of health (1895-1915), and Rockefeller Institute (1915-29). He discovered the parasite causing Texas cattle fever and its transmission by the cattle tick, differentiated between human and bovine tuberculosis, and contributed greatly to preventive medicine. He wrote 'Studies in Vaccinal Immunity' (with R. B. Little, 1923) and 'Parasitism and Disease' (1934).". Interesting association item, that might repay further research. Sold together only, the book with inserted ALS. (German text).…