First Edition. A woman dreams of becoming a great doctor, who obtains her medical degree and serves her period of internship at a community hospital. She did not reckon with love interfering with her career. Near Fine but for darkened lower spine area, in Good dustjacket, lacking lower 2 1/2 inches of spine. Item #35408

First Edition. Novel of a sophisticated young man bent on winning the love of a famous doctor's wife. Part of the novel is set on a private yacht. Very Good, dampstain to spine in dustjacket with stain at spine area, some shallow chips, else Very Good. Item #24868

Third Printing. P. Doane dustjacket art. An uncommon romance novel of a woman doctor who loves two men, one of whom believes a woman's place is in the home and that doctors should be men. Near Fine, contemporary previous owner name and date at front endpaper, in Very Good dustjacket. Item #41238

First Edition. Reginald E. Todhunter dustjacket art. Contemporary romance novel of a young man who finishes medical school and intends to return to the small town of his upbringing and marry his childhood sweetheart only to lose her by acting a fool. Uncommon title. Near Fine in Very Good dustjacket, few small chips, lower front spine edge with few inch closed tear. Item #22177

Early Printing, lacking 'First Edition' statement at copyright page. Presumed First Issue dustjacket. Salter dustjacket art. Author's scarce second novel. "The marriage of Spencer Brade, M.D. was a business one. His wife, whom he grew to love, had set him up in practice, and the debt represented in his eyes the obstacle to romance in their relationship." Near Fine in Very Good plus dustjacket, shallow chipping at top spine end. Item #25341

First Edition. Medical themed novel of a doctor 'who, working in resorts to which the idle and the wealthy flock, must endure unwelcome flirtations and uncalled for advances along with the visits of the truly sick. He averted serious scandal by a narrow margin, and then achieved his ambition of starting properly in his profession with the woman he loved'. Good, speckled discoloration to cloth, darkened at spine (with tiny closed tear at top spine end), old bookstore stamp at top rear endpaper, some erosion to paper at rear inner hinge, married to a Fine dustjacket from an archive of Phoenix Press material. Item #41528

First Edition. Geraldine Brady lost her license to practice nursing when she protected her employer, wealthy Dr. Sylvester Romney, and took full blame for an illegal operation [abortion]. To escape criminal prosecution she took a position as nurse on a cruise ship and there she discovered many a young society girl used the seclusion of these trips to conceal the birth of an illegitimate child. With the aid of an enterprising young doctor she starts a sanitarium that was ethical, although not approved by her profession. Very scarce title. Good, firmly bound but rather soiled copy, book store stamp at front endpaper, in nearly Very Good dustjacket, nickel sized chip at top spine end, wear to edges. Item #32569

First Edition. Romance involving a doctor and heartbreaker who prided himself on his romantic conquests, and who found sincere emotion for the first time with his secretary, a woman he couldn’t win. Lacking front free endpaper, with tape residue at pastedowns, else Nearly Very Good, with black strip at dustjacket edges from a former dustjacket ‘protector,’ NOT backed with craft paper at verso, no signs of ex library marking. Nearly Very Good in a Nearly Very Good dustjacket. Item #18914

Early Reprint Edition. Novel of identical twins separated at birth and raised in entirely different environments, per the plot of a doctor left in charge of his friends orphaned twins. Very Good in a Very Good dustjacket with modest edge wear, few chips and closed tears to edges, spine faded. Item #18670

First Edition. Samuel H. Bryant dustjacket art. Hubin listed mystery novel of a Doctor who stumbles upon a man with a slashed throat and roll of cash on his way to the hospital. Near Fine, with mild cocking in Very Good dustjacket with shallow chipping and wear to spine ends. Item #14412