**Originally Listed At $300**

(1) A.B. Norton "Ophthalmic Diseases and Therapeutics" 2nd Ed. Philadelphia: Boericke & Tafel, 1898. 647 pp. with 90 illustrations and 18 chromo-lithographic figures; (2) Casey A. Wood, Editor and Chief Author "A System of Ophthalmic Therapeutics: Being a Complete Work on the Non-Operative Treatment, Including Prophylaxis, of Diseases of the Eye" Chicago: Cleveland Press, 1911. 926 pp. Illustrated and completely indexed; (3) Ervin Torok and Gerald H. Grout "Surgery of the Eye: A Hand-Book for Students and Practitioners" Philadelphia and New York: Lea & Febiger, 1913. 507 pp. with 509 original illustrations, 101 in colors, and 2 colored plates; (4) Charles H. Beard "Ophthalmic Surgery: A Treatise on Surgical Operations Pertaining to the Eye and Its Appendages, with Chapters on Para-Operative Technic and Management of Instruments" 2nd Ed. Philadelphia: P. Blakiston's Son & Co., 1914. 745 pp. with 9 plates showing 100 instruments and 374 other illustrations. Size of largest ("Surgery of the Eye"): 9.25" L x 0.5" W x 11" H (23.5 cm x 1.3 cm x 27.9 cm)

(5) Webb W. Weeks "Surgery of the Eye: a students' guide to the more common operations on the eye and it adnexa, giving in brief the anatomy of, the steps in, and the principles governing each operative procedure" New York: Webb W. Weeks, 1937. 60 pp.

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Provenance: private Goldstein collection, Denver, Colorado, USA. The Goldstein's have amassed their collection over the past six decades.

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Accompanied by 1929 letter from Cameron's Surgical Specialty Company and handwritten note on stationary of C.E.G. Armbruster, M.D. Wear to covers with fraying, rubbing, stains, and bending to corners. Discoloring and staining to pages with a few small tears, but text and images are still clear and legible. Marks, stamps, and labels from previous owners, collections, and libraries throughout. Plates and pages have not been collated. Please inquire for more detail regarding number and condition of specific plates and pages.