HALLER, Albrecht von (1708-1777). Iconum anatomicarum corporis humani fasciculus I-V. Gttingen: Vandenhoek, 1743-52. 5 parts (of 8) in one volume, 2o (436 x 280 mm). Title-pages printed in red and black, 27 plates, several partially colored by a contemporary hand. (text block splitting, some marginal browning and minor foxing, lacking 1 plate (Part 2) and 2 titles (Parts 2 and 5). Contemporary quarter calf, boards, uncut (very worn, considerable losses to boards). Provenance: Fuller (pencil signature on front free endpaper); Joeckel (with two other illegible signatures on title; a few contemporary manuscript annotations). FIRST EDITION. It was Haller's aim to create a series of perfect anatomical illustrations, "a goal which this masterpiece clearly achieved in these 8 fascicules published from 1743-1756" (Choulant/Frank 290). Garrison-Morton 397; Osler 1153; Waller 4011; Wellcome III, 198. -- HALLER. Collection de Thses Medico-Chirurgicales. Paris: P. Theophile Barrois le jeune, 1757-1760. 5 volumes, 12o (164 x 97 mm). 4 folding engraved plates. Contemporary mottled calf, gilt spines, red morocco lettering pieces (some wear to joints and extremities). Provenance: Daniel Molliere (engraved bookplates on front pastedowns); H. Wilay (signature on front free endpapers). First French edition. Wellcome III, 199. (6)

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HALLER, Albrecht von (1708-1777). Iconum anatomicarum corporis humani fasciculus I-V. Gttingen: Vandenhoek, 1743-52. 5 parts (of 8) in one volume, 2o (436 x 280 mm). Title-pages printed in red and black, 27 plates, several partially colored by a contemporary hand. (text block splitting, some marginal browning and minor foxing, lacking 1 plate (Part 2) and 2 titles (Parts 2 and 5). Contemporary quarter calf, boards, uncut (very worn, considerable losses to boards). Provenance: Fuller (pencil signature on front free endpaper); Joeckel (with two other illegible signatures on title; a few contemporary manuscript annotations). FIRST EDITION. It was Haller's aim to create a series of perfect anatomical illustrations, "a goal which this masterpiece clearly achieved in these 8 fascicules published from 1743-1756" (Choulant/Frank 290). Garrison-Morton 397; Osler 1153; Waller 4011; Wellcome III, 198. -- HALLER. Collection de Thses Medico-Chirurgicales. Paris: P. Theophile Barrois le jeune, 1757-1760. 5 volumes, 12o (164 x 97 mm). 4 folding engraved plates. Contemporary mottled calf, gilt spines, red morocco lettering pieces (some wear to joints and extremities). Provenance: Daniel Molliere (engraved bookplates on front pastedowns); H. Wilay (signature on front free endpapers). First French edition. Wellcome III, 199. (6)