Robert Brudenell Carter. Colour lithograph by Sir L. Ward [Spy], 1892.

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Vanity fair (London, England : 1868)

<p>Includes papers relating to the 14th International congress of medical history (Rome, Salerno 1954), Science Museum, London (very low temperatures, 1936), Christmas print cards (American Institute of the History of Pharmacy, 1956), reproductions of a 1477 print of Tübingen, a 1734 print of Göttingen, 1450 print of Freiburg im Breisgau advertising Robugen's Korodin, Robufakton and Tumarol-Balsam, a map of the world in Galen's time (advertising Dr. Karl Thomas' Thomapyrin), the Fondation Internationale Hippocratique de Cos, Société Français d'Histoire de la Médecine, lectures at the Palais de la Découverte (Paris 1962-1963), Council for International Organizations of Medical Sciences (1962), Peter Struwwel, Heinrich Hoffmann (Historisches Museum Frankfurt, 2009), Wellcome Collection: map (2009), Medicine Now exhibition (2007?), Medicine Now exhibition (2009?), Medicine Man exhibition (2007?), Wellcome Collection advent calendar 2008 featuring Sir Henry Wellcome, Bobby Baker's Diary drawings: mental illness and me (2009), 'Undress your mind : The Institute of Sexology' (20 November 2014 - 20 September 2015), Wellcome Image awards (poster : 2016), biographical sketches from Vanity Fair magazine etc. (1872-1901): Robert Brudenell Carter, Oscar Clayton, William Bartlett Dalby, Charles R. Darwin, Robert Farquharson (also an advert for Laurent-Perrier et Cie.'s Coca-Tonic champagne: for influenza), Sir William Fergusson, Sir William Withey Gull, James Manby Gully, Surgeon-general Jameson (1901), Professor Rizzoli, Charles Kearns Deane Tanner, Sir Henry Thompson, professor John Tyndall, Ulysse Trélat (1879), Sir Archibald Williamson.</p>

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Oversize ephemera. EPH+47.

Medical Heritage Library

The training of the mind for the study of medicine : an introductory address, delivered at St. George's Hospital, on the opening of the medical session, 1873-74 / by Robert Brudenell Carter.

On defects of vision which are remediable by Optical appliances : a course of lectures delivered at the Royal College of Surgeons of England.

On defects of vision which are remediable by optical appliances : a course of lectures delivered at the Royal College of Surgeons of England / by Robert Brudenell Carter.

Eyesight, good & bad : a treatise on the exercise and preservation of vision.

Eyesight, good and bad : a treatise on the exercise and preservation of vision / by Robert Brudenell Carter.

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Carter, Robert Brudenell, 1828-1918

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Robert Brudenell Carter. Colour lithograph by Sir L. Ward [Spy], 1892.

Oversize ephemera. EPH+47.

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