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Set of Four Rare Scultetus 17th Century Famous Medical Engravings, Framed
Set of Four Rare Scultetus 17th Century Famous Medical Engravings, Framed
Set of Four Rare Scultetus 17th Century Famous Medical Engravings, Framed
Set of Four Rare Scultetus 17th Century Famous Medical Engravings, Framed
Set of Four Rare Scultetus 17th Century Famous Medical Engravings, Framed
Set of Four Rare Scultetus 17th Century Famous Medical Engravings, Framed
Set of Four Rare Scultetus 17th Century Famous Medical Engravings, Framed
Set of Four Rare Scultetus 17th Century Famous Medical Engravings, Framed
Set of Four Rare Scultetus 17th Century Famous Medical Engravings, Framed
Set of Four Rare Scultetus 17th Century Famous Medical Engravings, Framed
Set of Four Rare Scultetus 17th Century Famous Medical Engravings, Framed
Set of Four Rare Scultetus 17th Century Famous Medical Engravings, Framed

Set of Four Rare Scultetus 17th Century Famous Medical Engravings, Framed

$ 200.64

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    Description

    Set of Four Rare Scultetus (aka Sculteti) 17th Century Famous Medical Engravings, Framed.
    Amazing item/gift for a doctor's office or patient room.
    From the Armamentarium Chirurgicum, Olim Auctum Triginta Novem Tabulis, Tam Veteres Quam Recentiores Machinas & Operationes Exhibentibus in high quality Ursula Hobson frames.
    Dimensions: Each frame is 8 3/4" x 5 3/4".
    CONDITION
    All appear to be in excellent condition, not examined out of the frames.
    From JAMA:
    Johann Schultes, one of the great German surgeons of the 17th century, illustrator and designer of instruments and bandages, is a familiar name in current hospital care for his description of the multiple-tailed or the Scultetus binder. In keeping with the practice of his day, he titled his most famous treatise Armamentarium Chirurgicum, or the hardware of the surgeon, and signed it with the Latin derivation of his name, Joannis Sculteti. Johann was born at Ulm on the Danube and studied at Padua under Fabricius ab Aquapendente and Adriaan van den Spieghel. He saw military service in the Thirty Years' War (1618-1648), and received a doctorate in medicine, surgery, and philosophy at Padua. He eventually settled in Ulm as the city physician, having practiced for a time in Padua and Vienna.
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