Detroit, Michigan: Detroit Review of Medicine and Pharmacy, 1869. This is the 1869 hardcover first edition -- not a cheaply-made modern reprint. SEE PHOTOS. Complete in 12 monthly issues. Good EX-LIBRARY but with no external library markings. Bound in contemporary tan-color full leather (calf) binding with black leather labels on the spine. Gilt lettering is still bright and shiny. Hinges are cracked -- holding on only by the threads. Internally condition is Very Good+ with NO foxing. Pages are clean and crisp. NO underlining. NO margin notes. Among this volume's subjects are: Resection of the Long Bones (Civil War Minie ball fracture of humerus), Medical Society and Colored Doctors, Monstrous Birth [two headed child], Transfusion of Blood, Opium, Cerebral Paresis, Digestibilities of Food, Acute Laryngitis, Bright's Disease, Lead Poisoning, Lachrymal Obstructions, Pulmonary Consumption, Use of the Calabar Bean in Tetanus, Spermatorrhoea and Impotence, Illustrations of Quackery, Disease