Bonhams: Highlights from the Medical Library of the late James Tait Goodrich, Part II - bidstart 2/16

Original Photograph annotated by Harvey Cushing, a 5 x 8 inch gelatin silver print depicting Cushing at the emergency entrance to New Haven Hospital, annotated in Cushing's hand "unmistakably an emergency," c.

Two signed photograph portraits each a 4 x 6 inch gelatin silver print, framed together (21 x 16 inches) and matted:

Autograph Letter Signed ("Harvey Cushing") to Dr. [William H.] Howell, requesting a leave of absence "for a year of work abroad,"

The Anatomy of the Brain.

Meningiomas: Their classification, regional behavior, life history, and surgical end results.

Autograph Letter Signed ("H.C.") to Lucien Price presenting a copy of Meningiomas and reminiscing,

A Journal of the Harvard Medical School Unit to the American Ambulance Hospital in Paris, Spring of 1915.

The Anatomy of Melancholy.

Typed letter, a draft heavily corrected and revised in Cushing's autograph, to Joseph S. Ames ("Dear Joe") explaining his declining of an offer from Hopkins,

A large collection (approximately 217) of offprints, extracts and journals from Sir William Osler, including approximately 155 offprints and separate issues, 30 journals, and 32 extracts, primarily:

Opera quae extant omnia, partim ante hac excusa, partim nunc recens in lucem edita.

Album containing 60 photographs, mounted 1 per page on black paper, gelatin silver prints, each roughly 98 x 75 mm, 1903-1904, of the original staff in the early years of Johns Hopkins Hospital,

De humani corporis fabrica, Lib. I [and] Lib. II.

Autograph Letter Signed ("John Morgan") to "the Committee of the Medical Society of New Haven" on the exchange of books and papers "through this, yet new world, this rising country,"

A group of 9 works,

Neurographia universalis.

The Anatomy of the Brain, Explained in a Series of Engravings.

Religio Medici. Group of 10 editions,

The anatomical exercises of Dr. William Harvey ... concerning the motion of the heart and blood.

Desvios de la naturaleza: o Tratado de el origen de los monstrous....

Two early pamphlets inscribed to "W.A.J." presumably William Arthur Johnson, Osler's first influential teacher, including:

Anatomy of the Heart, Cranium and Brain....

Die Cellularpathologie in ihrer Begrendung auf physiologische und pathologische Gewebelehre.

Typed Letter Signed ("Wm Osler") to [Howard A.] Kelly, referencing the big four at Johns Hopkins,

The Life of Sir William Osler.