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W.H. Lizars 19thc. Anatomical Drawing Plate - Brain
W.H. Lizars 19thc. Anatomical Drawing Plate - Brain
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Plate: LXV - An original 200 year old hand-coloured engraving from a System of Anatomical Plates of the Human Body. Edinburgh: [1823-1827] by John Lizars / Structures of the Brain.
Approx Size: Folio (43cm x 27cm).
Condition: Good bright clear image, some staining on page margin.
Please note these plates have been around for almost 200 years and may show minor spotting (foxing), toning, dust marks and minor closed tears to the outer margins which is perfectly acceptable.
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