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Chicago: American Medical Association Press, 1912-1936. hardcover. Very Good. Chicago: American Medical Association Press, 1912-1936. hardcover. Very Good. Vol. I: 2nd edition, 1912, 708 pages. Includes black and white illustrations. Vol. 2: Arthur J. Cramp, M.D. is credited as compiler, editor, and preparer. Published in1921, 832 pages, black and white illustrations, with an index that also includes references to Vol. 1. Vol. 3: by Arthur J. Carmp. with a foreword by George H. Simmons, published in 1936, xii [2], 232 pages, black and white illustrations. Octavos, dark green cloth covers with gilt titles. Light wear at cover edges. A very nice-looking set. 041407A

Chicago,: A.M.A.,, 1912-1936.. 3 volumes, 708; 832; xii, [ii], 232 pp. 8vo (15 x 21,5 cm.). Original green cloth (top and bottom of spine slightly worn; spine of vol. 1 faded). With a large number of illustrations (bottle, labels, quackery advertisements, portaits, testemonies, etc.). The standard reference on American quackery in all its forms. Detailed information about quacks, their institutions, analyses of the nostrums, medical frauds, patent medicines, devices, etc. etc. Richly illustrated with i.a. samples of quackery advertisement, patients information, testemonies, etc. Fully indexed. Complete 3 volumes sets are rare.--(Volume 1 slightly loose in binding; volume 1 & 2 with former owner stamps and signature on blank end-papers).