Description
An illustration of the problems caused by a plethora of clocks at Waterloo station
seated in a high-backed chair
She is the epitome of the modest wife
Inscribed above: 'a gunnel'
Posterior view of a left dislocated femur and hip bone Finish:10-pack An illustration of the problemsIllustration showing the head of the femur dislocated from the hip bone, both show signs of disease. This specimen is taken from a 20 year old patient who had suffered from a disease of the hip for two years. Plate 6 from Diseases of the Hip Joint by William Coulson (London, Thomas Hurst, 1837). Inscription: 'Plate. 6, J. Perry del et lithog. Printed by G. Hallmandel.' Original: engraving. 1837
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