Large archive of printed and manuscript lecture notes at Harvard Medical School, circa 1900, many hundreds of pages (some loose, some bound.) The manuscript notes are by Arthur A. Chase, a Harvard medical student who would go on to become a Connecticut doctor. The printed notes were produced by Harvard faculty. Printed material includes: an admission ticket for Harvard Medical School, printed notes on orthopedic surgery, qualitative analysis, dermatology, and case notes. Hundreds of manuscript pages containing lecture notes from Harvard medical classes. This archive represents important Harvard source material at a time when medical knowledge was rapidly expanding. *Uncounted, large stack of documents weighing 7 lbs., 3 oz.

Varies, overall Good. Sold as-is.