Howard C. Hopps Principles of Pathology Appleton-Century-Crofts Hardcover 1959

The product is a vintage hardcover textbook titled “Principles of Pathology” by Howard C. Hopps, published in 1959 by Appleton-Century-Crofts, Inc. The book is intended for young adults and features illustrations by Lenore Megnin Sloan and George Newman. With a focus on the topic of pathology, it is a valuable resource for those interested in medicine and offers a comprehensive understanding of the subject matter in an accessible format. *** underlining throughout book, but still in good reading condition***

Pathology for Students and Practitioner’s Volumes I, II, III by Kaufmann (1929,H

GS#100 – 24138 – EAPathology for Students and Practitioner’s Volumes I, II, IIIbyDr, Edward KaufmannTranslated fromlehrbuch der pathologischen anatomie byStanley P. Reimann, MD Published By: TP. Blakiston’s Son & Co. – Copyright 1929 Condition: Very Good: Hardback covers have very minimal wear on edge of front cover. Light wear on corners. Spine legible with minimal shelf wear. Binding strong and all pages intact. Based on tightness of binding appears unused or very lightly used. Very faint tanning of pages from age. Personal library card/sleeve inside front covers “From the Private Library of R. Fargostein MD” See Pictures.Info:Height: 9 7/8 inWidth: 7 inThickness: 2 inPages: 2452 + IndexAbout: See pictures of covers. Check out my other items!Be sure to add me to your favorites list!

Out of The Mist The Foundation of Modern Pathology and Medicine Hardcover

“Out of The Mist The Foundation of Modern Pathology and Medicine Hardcover” by Harold M. Malkin is a comprehensive and insightful book exploring the development of modern pathology and medicine during the 19th century. Written in English and published by Vesalius Books, this hardcover book delves into the topic of medicine with a focus on the foundational principles and practices that have shaped the field. With its detailed analysis and historical context, this book is a valuable resource for students, professionals, and anyone interested in the evolution of medical science.