Search Results: Authors starting with S from PATRICK POLLAK RARE BOOKS

Frank T. Sabin. London. 1932. . pp. v, (i], 105, (i). Frontispiece in colour, 56 plates monochrome, 142 items [including miniatures, oil paintings and the occasional map]. Binder's cloth with original wrappers bound in, a very good copy.

Eyre and Spottiswoode. London; Charles Scribner's Sons. New York. 1926; 1928. 2 volumes. Royal 4to. . pp. (ii), xiv, 195, (i). Frontispiece and 15 plates [all coloured, with titled guards]; xii, 188. Frontispiece and 15 plates [all coloured, with titled guards]. Both volumes with text line drawings and decorated initials. Publisher's green cloth gilt, heavy bevelled boards, top edges gilt, uncut, some rubbing of the edges and the rear board of the first title with some scuffs, overall a very nice pair.

For the Hospital. New York. 1942, Nov.-Dec. Volume IX, no.4.. pp. xi, (i), 213-891, (i). Portrait of Sachs and many text illustrations. Very good copy in the original cloth, now with front board faded, stamped ownership of MACDONALD CRITCHLEY. *Among the 73 essays are two contributions by Sachs, one by Critchley [Aphasic Disorders of Signalling (Constitutional and Acquired) Occurring in Naval Signalmen], and others by JOHN FULTON, MORRIS BENDER, SMITH ELY JELLIFFE, OTTO MARBURG.

Macmillan. London. Vol.XXXII. 1909. . pp. (iv), 492. Many illustrations. A working copy only in dilapidated publisher's cloth, stitching broken in a couple of gatherings, text clean. *GARRISON-MORTON #1437. Other contributors include - HARVEY CUSHING - VICTOR HORSLEY - WILLIAM GOWERS - PIERRE JANET - J. DEJERINE.

1913-1935.. All in the original wrappers, a couple with front leaf a little creased, otherwise in excellent condition. *SACHS ( 1877-1945) held the Chair of Medicine, first at Frankfurt, then at Heidelberg. See GARRISON-MORTON #2113 and #2408. TOGETHER WITH 3 related by other authors.

Preuss & Jünge. Breslau. 1909.. pp. 122. Original cloth-backed boards, ex libris MACDONALD CRITCHLEY, a very good copy.

Wilhelm Engelmann. Leipzig. 1910-1908. 2nd. edition. 2 volumes only.. pp. XVI, 226, 626, 37. Fine portrait frontispiece of Alfred Carl Graefe, 265 text figures; IX, (i), 79, (i), 136, 395, (i). 14 plates (some in colour), 300 text figures. Ex-libris Anatomy School, Cambridge with usual marks of provenance. Publisher's half morocco, a bit rubbed and bumped at the corners, good copies. *GARRISON-MORTON #5944 - comprising v.I abt.1 - contributions from MERKEL, KALLIUS, HANS VIRCHOW & SEEFELDER; v.II abt.1 - contributions from NUSSBAUM, v.HIPPEL & PUTTER.

Mme. Huzard (née Vallat La Chapelle). Paris. 1830.. pp. (iv), 578, (ii) Advertisement; 24 Notice Pomologique (Extrait des Annales de l'Agriculture française). Contemporary quarter calf over marbled boards, newly rebacked, slight foxing at the ends, signed by the author on the verso of the half-title, a very good copy. *The pp.24 Notice has been bound in at the end and is not part of the usual make-up of the book.

G. Steinheil. Paris. 1887. . pp. IX, (iii), 612. 116 text woodcuts. Original cloth, ex-library with book-plates and occasional marginal stamp, call number on spne, a very good copy otherwise.

J. B. Fournier Père et Fils. Paris. An IX - 1801. 24mo. SIZE: 6.5 x 8.8 cms.. pp. (vi), 165, (i). Contemporary half calf, neatly rebacked with the old spine relaid, a few corners lightly creased, one leaf with a small tear in the top margin and trifling loss not affecting text, a pretty little book, almost a miniature. *COPAC records two copies only - British Library and Birmingham University. This forms a volume in the series - Bibliothéque Portative du Voyageur.

Macmillan. London. 1965.. pp. viii, 419, (i). 18 photo illustrations, one double-page map, 2 text maps. Dust wrapper, very good copy.

Thomas Hodgson, Printer. Penrith. 1879.. pp. iv, (5)-102, (ii). Original cloth, a little dull, title a bit foxed. *SCARCE - copies at the British Library, Cambridge, Aberdeen.

Almqvist & Wiksell. Stockholm. 1955. 2 volumes.. pp. (x), 471, (v). Frontispiece portrait, 48 plates; (vi), 494, (iv). 7 plates. Binder's cloth, a very good copy. *GARRISON-MORTON #6786.1 - LIMITED EDITION of 1600 copies - with 23000 entries [150 incunabula] covering medicine and the natural sciences and including associated topics such as biography, bibliography, autographs.

1924. . pp. (iv), 33, (i). Original cloth-backed boards, uncut, touch of wear to the foot of the spine, a very good copy. *Salmon's address to the opening session of the College of Physicians and Surgeons, Columbia, 1923.

Swan Sonnenschein. London. 1894. . pp. viii, 128. Portrait. Cloth a bit worn at the ends, stitching a trifle weak.

Swan Sonnenschein. London. 1891.. pp. viii, 128. Woodburytype portrait frontispiece. Original cloth, a very good copy.

Franz Deuticke. Leipzig u. Wien. 1912. . pp. IX, (i), 249, (i). 9 plates, 5 text figures. Library cloth, neat stamp on title and on the verso of each plate, a good copy.

Printed by Philip Sainsbury & Charles Birnstingl at The Favil Press, Peel Street, Kensington. September, MCMXX. 1921.. pp. 41, (vii). Frontispiece. Original marbled wrappers, uncut, the spine clear-taped, the wraps rubbed and faded around the edges.

Williams & Norgate. London. 1929. pp. (vi), 198, (iv). Frontispiece. Publisher's linen covers, uncut and partly unopened, a very good copy.

Longmans, Brown a.o. London. 1844. 8vo.. pp. x, 278, 32 Catalogue [March 1844]. Original cloth with the Westley's and Clark [binders] ticket on the rear paste-down, a very good copy. *PREFACE - 'The following pages have grown out of a little pamphlet, that was published last summer, called 'Mesmerism, the Gift of God'.'