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  • Boyer. : Eau des carmes : 16, Mark Lane London : beware of conterfeits.
  • Boyer. : Eau des carmes : 16, Mark Lane London : beware of conterfeits.
  • Boyer. : Eau des carmes : 16, Mark Lane London : beware of conterfeits.
  • Boyer. : Eau des carmes : 16, Mark Lane London : beware of conterfeits.
  • Boyer. : Eau des carmes : 16, Mark Lane London : beware of conterfeits.
  • Instructions for rendering immediate aid : for troops at the front / drafted and designed by Major MacLure.
  • Instructions for rendering immediate aid : for troops at the front / drafted and designed by Major MacLure.
  • Portrait of Ronald Ross, anon. 1928.
  • List of diseases and their symptoms covered by the Division of Disease Surveillance and Response in Kenya. Colour lithograph by Ministry of Public Health and Sanitation, ca. 2000.
  • Diabetes complications in Kenya. Colour lithograph by Ministry of Health, ca. 2000.
  • The scattering of the ashes of John Wycliffe's bones after his body had been exhumed and his bones burnt 41 years after his death. Etching.
  • Above, John Wycliffe preaching to a crowd in Oxford; below, the scattering of the ashes of John Wycliffe's bones after his body had been exhumed and his bones burnt 41 years after his death. Etching.
  • The scattering of the ashes of John Wycliffe's bones after his body had been exhumed and his bones burnt 41 years after his death. Etching.
  • Iris graminea L. Iridaceae Grass-leaved flag. Flower de Luce. Distribution: Central and Southern Europe. This is probably the Iris bulbosa minor sive angustifolia [the lesser bulbed or narrow-leaved Iris], Lesser bulbed Flower de luce of Parkinson (1640). He advised that the properties of all Flag Irises were more or less the same, but says there is no agreement about the properties of the bulbous kinds (such as this plant). Of the Flag Irises, Culpeper (1650) writes that the roots 'resist poison, help shortness of the breath, prove the terms [menstruation]
  • Explosion of an industrial oxygen container in a factory, causing death: before filling the reservoir of a gas motor, either nitrogen or carbon monoxide should have been used first. Colour lithograph, 192-.
  • Explosion of an industrial oxygen container in a factory, causing death: before filling the reservoir of a gas motor, either nitrogen or carbon monoxide should have been used first. Colour lithograph, 192-.
  • Engineering: three-quarter views of two milling machines. Engraving, c.1861.
  • Elizabeth Gunning astride a cannon firing by the pen of her mother a blast of forged letters at the facade of Blenheim - which a figure defends with a blast of excrement - the Duchess of Bedford offers her petticoat as cover while General Gunning retreats from the battlefield; representing the Gunning scandal. Etching by J. Gillray, 1791.
  • An itinerant medicine vendor selling a medicine to a man whose son has a poorly arm. Engraving by P. da Colle after N. Cavalli after F. Maggiotto.
  • Canine brain affected by cerebral haemorrhage
  • Acute pathologies, thoracic oppression, Chinese lithograph
  • The veronica (sudarium of Saint Veronica), representing the face of Christ. Etching, 17--, after C. Mellan, 1649.
  • Reperfusion, blood flow through brain
  • Ischaemia, blood flow through brain
  • First aid for lay people before the doctor arrives. Colour lithograph, ca. 1920.
  • Blood clot forming in arterial plaque
  • Bangkok, Siam (Thailand): the royal barge on the river for the procession to the Kathin ceremony, 14 October 1865. Photograph by John Thomson, 1865.
  • Bangkok, Siam (Thailand): the royal barge on the river for the procession to the Kathin ceremony, 14 October 1865. Photograph by John Thomson, 1865.
  • Bangkok, Siam (Thailand): the royal barge on the river for the procession to the Kathin ceremony, 14 October 1865. Photograph by John Thomson, 1865.
  • Bangkok, Siam (Thailand): the royal barge on the river for the procession to the Kathin ceremony, 14 October 1865. Photograph by John Thomson, 1865.