TRIOEN, Cornelis (1686-1746). Observationum medico chirurgicarum fasciculus, Leiden: P. van der Eyk & J. van der Kluis, 1743, 4°, title in red and black, 13 engraved plates after Mieris, several folding (heavy spotting), contemporary half roan (spine worn at head) [Blake p. 459] Provenance: Lester E. Frankenthal -- ACADEMIA NATURAE CURIOSORUM. Historia morborum qui annis MDCXCIX-MDCCII Vratislaviae grassati sunt ... praefatus est Albertus Haller, Lausanne & Geneva: Marc-Michel Bousquet, 1746, 4°, engraved frontispiece by F.A. Aveline after Delamonce, title in red and black, woodcut decorations (? lacking a preliminary, title repaired on verso and with large library perforation, T3 cleanly torn, final leaves a little soiled and creased), contemporary blind-stamped vellum (bowed, spine and upper joints worn) [Blake p. 2] Provenance: JCL -- Joseph LIETAUD (1703-1830). Historia anatomico-medica, Paris: Vincent, 1767, 2 volumes, 4° (library markings, including blind stamps, some gatherings browned, more so in vol. II, gathering D of vol. II with soil mark at outer margins), contemporary calf, spines gilt (covers chipped and a little wormed, joints cracked) [Blake p. 271; Wellcome III, p. 516] (4)

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TRIOEN, Cornelis (1686-1746). Observationum medico chirurgicarum fasciculus, Leiden: P. van der Eyk & J. van der Kluis, 1743, 4°, title in red and black, 13 engraved plates after Mieris, several folding (heavy spotting), contemporary half roan (spine worn at head) [Blake p. 459] Provenance: Lester E. Frankenthal -- ACADEMIA NATURAE CURIOSORUM. Historia morborum qui annis MDCXCIX-MDCCII Vratislaviae grassati sunt ... praefatus est Albertus Haller, Lausanne & Geneva: Marc-Michel Bousquet, 1746, 4°, engraved frontispiece by F.A. Aveline after Delamonce, title in red and black, woodcut decorations (? lacking a preliminary, title repaired on verso and with large library perforation, T3 cleanly torn, final leaves a little soiled and creased), contemporary blind-stamped vellum (bowed, spine and upper joints worn) [Blake p. 2] Provenance: JCL -- Joseph LIETAUD (1703-1830). Historia anatomico-medica, Paris: Vincent, 1767, 2 volumes, 4° (library markings, including blind stamps, some gatherings browned, more so in vol. II, gathering D of vol. II with soil mark at outer margins), contemporary calf, spines gilt (covers chipped and a little wormed, joints cracked) [Blake p. 271; Wellcome III, p. 516] (4)