79 1725 Rodchenko A Mayakovsky V 
79 1725 Rodchenko A Mayakovsky V 
- Backwr. trifle creased/ fingersoield and w. sm. stamp. Otherwise fine.
= Rowell/ Wye 662 and p. 214; Compton, Russian avant-garde books p.90f: "Rodchenko also began to play more serious 'games' with photography. For the cover of Mayakovsky's poem, dramatically named Syphilis, he printed a woman's head in negative and continued the metaphor in the photographic illustrations. For instance, opposite page ten, a small man - printed positively - raises his hat to the woman's head - seen in close-up and printed in negative - which dominates the page." SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE LV.
79/1726 Rodchenko A Novyj LEF Year 1927 no 2 Ed V Mayakovsky 
- Sl. creased and vaguely waterst. in lower corner. Spine restored.
= Khan-Magomedov p.135ff; Rowell/ Wye 715; Compton, Russian avant-garde books 1917-34 p.60. The continuation of LEF. Zhurnal levogo fronta iskusstv.
79/1727 Rodchenko A Novyj LEF Year 1928 no 1 Ed V Mayakovski 
- Stamps and annots. on verso frontwr. and first leaf; lower margin final lvs. (incl. backwr.) sl. frayed.
= Khan-Magomedov p.135ff; Rowell/ Wye 715; Compton, Russian avant-garde books 1917-34 p.60. The continuation of LEF. Zhurnal levogo fronta iskusstv. SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE LV.
79 1728 Sel'vinsky I 
- Occas. vaguely waterst. in upper inner margin; bookplate on upper pastedown. Otherwise fine.
= Rowell/ Wye 847.
79/1729 Theatre Rabochij i Teatr The worker and the theatre Year 5 no 29 32 34 and 41 
79/1729 Theatre Rabochij i Teatr The worker and the theatre Year 5 no 29 32 34 and 41 
- No.32 wr. foxed/ stained; no.41 bookblock w. sm. tear and wr. sl. dam.
= No.34 devoted to Japanese Kabuki theatre.
79 1730 Tyrsa N Bakrylov B 
- Bookblock loose in quires.
79 1731 Vekstein L 
79 1731 Vekstein L 
79 1731 Vekstein L 
79 1731 Vekstein L 
- Wrappers sl. (ink)stained; spine-ends worn; sm. owner's entry on frontwr.
= Nice series of studies in human shape and motion (i.a. dancers and musicians) in a somewhat cubist style. Little could be traced on the author.
79 1732 Yefremin A 
79 1732 Yefremin A 
- Frontwr. sl. waterst. in lower corner and w. some sm. restorations.
79 1733 Yevreinov N 
- All vols. wr. restored/ reattached, fingersoiled and worn; vol. 2 lacks backwr.
= Rowell/ Wye 97; Lemmens/ Stommels, Russian Book Art 1904-2005, p.53: "[Yevreinov] wrote a series of essays and books in which he promoted his ideas that life and theatre should be as closely linked as possible (...). He wrote two important works about this concept: The theatre as such and this work in three volumes. Part one and three are illustrated by Kulbin, but part two had illustrations by Annenkov (...). If David Burlyuk is regarded as the 'Father of Russian futurism', Kulbin might be seen as the 'Father of Russian avant-garde'. He was an indefatigable propagator of modern art in all its aspects." SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE LVI.
79/1734 Zhenskij zhurnal Woman's magazine Year 1928 no 9 year 1929 no 3 4 and 10 
79/1734 Zhenskij zhurnal Woman's magazine Year 1928 no 9 year 1929 no 3 4 and 10 
79/1734 Zhenskij zhurnal Woman's magazine Year 1928 no 9 year 1929 no 3 4 and 10 
79/1734 Zhenskij zhurnal Woman's magazine Year 1928 no 9 year 1929 no 3 4 and 10 
- Three issues w. some filing holes along spine; backstrips worn/ splitting.
= SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE LIV.
79 1735 Agriculture Herrera A de 
- Two index lvs. lack lower corner; sm. tear along lower inner margin title. Frontcover and backstrip chafed.
79 1736 Alpinus P 
- Occas. waterstained; annotated copy (contemp. hand); bookblock shaken (first quire loosening).
= Cf. Bibl. Walleriana 370 (ed. 1719); Wellcome Library II, p.36; cf. Garrison/ Morton 2194 ("A classical work of prognosis"); cf. Osler 1801.
79 1737 Alpinus P 
79 1737 Alpinus P 
- Engr. armorial bookplate on verso first free endpaper; occas. sl. yellowed. Top of spine chipped; corners showing.
= Provenance: from the collection of G.A. Lindeboom w. his bookplate on upper pastedown. This ed. not in Wellcome. Lindeboom 533; Hertzberger 238; Garrison/ Morton 2194 (other edition): "A classical work on prognosis".
79 1738 Anatomy Arnold F 
- Without vol. 4, part 2; several plates damp-/ waterst.; frayed and sl. dam.; occas. yellowed/ sl. browned. Bindings worn; covers loose and plasticized (2 vols.).
= BMN I, p.91; Waller 486. The 3rd vol. was never published. SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE LVI.
79 1739 Anatomy Bichat X 
- Owner's entries on htitles and titles; browned and partly waterstained; 1p. torn in half.
79 1740 Anatomy Bonet T 
- Foxed and browned; bookplate on upper pastedown. Two vols. top of spine chipped and joints splitting; boardedges worn.
= Cf. Bibl. Walleriana 1278 (ed. Geneva, 1679).
79 1741 Anatomy Cruveilhier J 
79 1741 Anatomy Cruveilhier J 
79 1741 Anatomy Cruveilhier J 
79 1741 Anatomy Cruveilhier J 
79 1741 Anatomy Cruveilhier J 
- Waterstained; sl. fingersoiled; library stamps and cancellation stamps on prelim. lvs. Binding restored w. cl.; corners showing; paper over boards partly worn off.
= The biggest atlas of pathology, published in 40 parts, with each part separately paginated over a period of 13 years. Wellcome II, p.412; Norman 538. SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE LVII.
79 1742 Anatomy Haller A von 
79 1742 Anatomy Haller A von 
79 1742 Anatomy Haller A von 
79 1742 Anatomy Haller A von 
- Both vols. occas. (sl.) foxed/ browned, affecting a few plates but mostly in margins; title-p. of part 1 creased. Bindings sl. chafed/ worn; corners showing; dam. at spine-ends; vol. 1 joints splitting. Despite the defects a very good set.
= Impressive and detailed anatomical plates, incl. 4 large fold. plates of the entire human body. Heirs of Hippocrates 881: "Haller considered the present work and Opera minora emendata to be his two best works. (...) Although nearly ten different engravers prepared plates for the book, the plates are all of high quality and are clear, artistic, and exact renditions of their subject. The plates depict nearly all the arteries of the human body as well as the various organs. There are special plates of the heart, omentum, base of the skull, diaphragm, uterus, and spinal cord." Choulant-Frank, p.290: "This work will always remain the main source of information for accurate anatomic studies, especially of the arteries and the viscera." Garrison-Morton 397; Osler 1153; Waller 4011; Wellcome III, p.198; Roberts & Tomlinson p.347ff. SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE LVII.
79 1743 Anatomy Leveling H P 
79 1743 Anatomy Leveling H P 
79 1743 Anatomy Leveling H P 
- Foxed/ partly sl. yellowed; library and cancellation stamp on prelim. lvs. and title. Corners showing; backstrip dam.; frontcover partly detached.
= The rare second edition of Leveling's German translation, limited to 1500 copies, in which the original woodblocks from Vesalius' De humani corporis fabrica libri septem (1543) were used. The blocks were destroyed in the bombing of Munich during World War II. Bibl. Walleriana 5752; Wellcome III, p.508. SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE LVI.
79 1744 Anatomy Licetus F 
79 1744 Anatomy Licetus F 
- Some sl. foxing. Corners showing; backstrip w. some dam. spots. Otherwise a fine copy.
= The rare third edition of this teratology classic and first edition edited by Gerhard Blaes (1626-1682). Krivatsky 6959; Bibl. Walleriana 5779; Wellcome III, p.514; Nissen, ZBI 2502; cf. Caillet 6669 and Rosenthal 4375 (ed. 1668). "One of the earliest classifications of deformities, Liceti's work was still under review in works on malformation in the 19th century. Includes both real and imagery cases" (G./M.). "In diesem Sammelwerk der Mißbildungen, welches zu den bekanntesten und berühmtesten seiner Art gehört, und in dem sich auf sauberen, zum Teil ungewöhnlich schönen Kupferstiche die meisten der uns aus früheren Zeiten bekannten Mißbildungen finden, sind auch die Meisten der Abbildungen vorhanden, welche wir z.B. aus Aldrovandus, Paré u.v.a. nachweisen können" (Goldschmid, Entwicklung u. Bibliogr. der pathol.-anatom. Abbildung p.42). Rare. From the collection of G.A. Lindeboom w. his bookplate on upper pastedown. SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE LVIII.