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Comparative Anatomy: Skeleton of a Sea Tortoise, Thornback Ray and Pike’s head.

Comparative Anatomy: Skeleton of a Eagle, Swan, Ostrich and Crane.

Comparative Anatomy: Skeleton of a Rabbit, Mole, Armadillo and Chameleon.

Skeleton: Posterior view of a gesturing skeleton.

Skeleton: Anterior view. With details of hand and foot. With key.

Lymphatic System: Details of the the system in the legs, arms, trunk and throat.

Myology: Four anterior and posterior figures showing the third and fourth muscle layers.

Epidermis, dermis and hypodermis: Epidermis: Educational study with further anatomical diagrams including the capillary system.

Stomach and Intestines: Educational study of the stages of disease in the stomach and intestines of habitual drinkers.

Brain: Cerebrum and Durer mater. Plate LXIX

Brain: Lateral left hemisphere of Cerebrum(A), Medullary matter (E), Inferior longitudinal sinus (G) Margin of the Cranium (Y). Plate LVIII

Skeleton: Male anterior skeleton. With Key.

Central Nervous System: Spinal Cord (C), Theca vertabralis (d), Ligamentum (e). With five structure details around the Occipital bone (A), Cerebellum (B), Corpus denttatum (D), Corpus Tuber annulare (E). Plate LXVI.

Elementary Physiology: Structure of the eye and optic nerve with details.

Elementary Physiology: Brain and Nervous System with details of Brain, Heart and Nerves.

Ankle and Foot: Anterior view of muscles and ligaments with two details of ankle joint. Plate LIV

Shoulder and Forearm: Anterior view of shoulder and bicep, lateral view of forearm and hand with muscles, arteries and veins. Plate XX.

Spine: With details of the Backbone, Pelvis and Ribs.

Spine, Ribs and Pelvis: With details of vertebra and rib. Plate LXXVI

Myology: Anterior view of third layer of muscles. With key.

Heart, Pericardium and Lungs: Showing the pulmonary artery and aorta. Plate IX

Tibia, Fibula, Ankle, Foot and Toes: Anterior view of muscles and ligaments with detail of ankle joint Plate LII.

Lungs and Viscera: Plate LXXXIV

Skull: Anterior and Basilur view, Internal Basilur of Cranium, Vertical section, Fetal skull, and vertebra, patella and femor. Plate IV.

Head and Throat: With arteries and veins. Plate XVII

Myology: Posterior view of third layer of muscles. With key.

Central Nervous System: Educational study with diagram and key to the spinal, cranial, and sympathetic nerves.

Heart: Diagram of the heart and arterial systems.

Legs:. Anterior and posterior view of venous system.

Acupunctura Japonum: With illustrations of a figure illustrating acupoints, needles and storage box.

Brain: Cerebrum (a), Cerebellum (B), Pia Mater (E) Crurra Cerebi (G) and nerves and arteries. Plate LXIV

Cervical Spine and Jaw: Ligaments, nerves and muscles. Two diagrams. Plate LXXII.

Elementary Physiology: Skeleton with details of the head, spine and bone.

Phrenology. Franz Gall and Johann Spurzheim’s division of the faculties of the brain. Key available.

Comparative Anatomy: Skeleton of a Bear and Chimpanzee.