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  • The Wellcome Building, Euston Road, London: the Oriental Room with a reader, Dr. A. Z. Iskandar, working on Arabic medical manuscripts. Photograph.
  • Sir, Herewith I have the honor to transmit to you ... / Surgeon General's Office, War Office, U.S.
  • With the Librarian's compliments / Royal Veterinary College (University of London).
  • A brief guide to the Terrence Higgins Trust library / Terrence Higgins Trust.
  • A brief guide to the Terrence Higgins Trust library / Terrence Higgins Trust.
  • A brief guide to the Terrence Higgins Trust library / Terrence Higgins Trust.
  • A brief guide to the Terrence Higgins Trust library / Terrence Higgins Trust.
  • A brief guide to the Terrence Higgins Trust library / Terrence Higgins Trust.
  • A brief guide to the Terrence Higgins Trust library / Terrence Higgins Trust.
  • A physician in his study, turning to the viewer to exploit illness arising from sin. Engraving by J.D. Hertz, 17--.
  • Bellevue Hospital, New York City: a library with patients(?), doctors (?), possibly patient ledgers in bookcase. Photograph.
  • St Bartholomew's Hospital, London: the library, seen from Giltspur Street. Wood engraving, 1879, after [J.W.].
  • Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore: the opening of the Henry Barton Jacobs Room, 1932. Photograph, 1932.
  • The Medical Society of London: John Coakley Lettsom presenting to the society the deeds of 3 Bolt Court, City of London. Stipple engraving by N.C. Branwhite, 1801, after S. Medley, 1800.
  • McGill University: McIntyre Medical Sciences Building.
  • Samuel Arthur Joseph Moorat. Photograph.
  • Samuel Arthur Joseph Moorat. Photograph.
  • F-actin labelled fibroblast.
  • The Royal Medical and Chirurgical Society of London.
  • McGill University: McIntyre Medical Sciences Building.
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  • Photograph: phrenological head by L. N. Fowler
  • Photograph: phrenological head by L. N. Fowler
  • Reconstruction of an apothecary's shop
  • cells