First Edition. Very Scarce. Novel of a doctor who brings his wife with him to the Congo to “help the natives to health and happiness,” and his betrayal to his wife with a beautiful Frenchwoman. Near Fine with slight cocking and cloth worn at spine ends, in a Very Good dustjacket, with few small light stains to spine and rear panel, modest edge wear, scotch tape reinforcement at verso at spine and flap edges. Item #19323
First Edition. No date, but possibly published in the same year as the inscription. An extremely scarce novel concerning a woman's journey from medical school, through the years of the First World War to her position at a mental hospital. This copy inscribed in 1934 'with the author's love'. Very Good, some short cloth splits at spine edges, in Very Good fragile dustjacket, small abrasion at rear panel. Item #30720
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First Edition. Herry Perry dustjacket art. Contemporary novel of a physician who wanders Europe in search of his own character. Near Fine, some spotted discoloration to cloth, likely from some moisture exposure, in Very Good dustjacket, shallow chip at top spine end. Item #22911
First Edition. S. E. M. W. dustjacket art. Novel of Raymon Verne, an osteologist contending against the archaic traditions of the medical profession. Uncommon. Near Fine in Very Good plus dustjacket. Item #32895
First Separate Edition. Quarto newspaper illustrated 'wrappers', 15 pages, unbound. Color illustrations by Weinert. A very scarce romance novel of a doctor who believed he was endowed with super powers complete in this 'Sunday Novel' section of the Philadelphia Inquirer for June 23rd, 1935. First published in Redbook Magazine in the same year. Very Good. Item #22409
First Edition. When young Doctor Jewett graduated from medical school he faced the disheartening prospect of building a practice, in a world overcrowded with eager young doctors. Then Dudley Jewett had his great idea - a trailer fitted up as a little traveling hospital, with himself and a nurse. So the trailer doctor took the road into the north woods, to remote lumber camps and fishing shacks far from civilization until he became more and more important in the wild places. Near Fine in Very Good dustjacket (with publisher's bookmark), some minor scratch marks to front panel, quarter sized stain at upper rear panel. Item #32885
First Photoplay Edition, illustrated with scenes from the Universal-Jewel Production starring Reginald Denny. Very Good plus, with some foxing to page edges, in Very Good plus dustjacket, with few nicks and short closed tears. Item #9678
First Edition. Illustrated by Henry Raleigh. Rufus Billops was never believed to survive as a newborn. He's lived through infancy and childhood surrounded by doctors and medicines, worried over his frail health, becoming an accomplished hypochondriac on his own merits. When three partners consider his case a good investment in exchange for future fortune, a wise doctor sends him a Lovely View to behold from his ailing bed, and everything begins to change. Basis for the 1925 Universal Jewel Production film starring Reginald Denny. Near Fine in nearly Very Good dustjacket, small edge chips and closed tears, some foxing to panels. Item #28451
First Edition. Christmas novel of a doctor who fights to establish Children's hospitals and who brings holiday happiness to a family he saves. Near Fine in Near Fine dustjacket. Item #7408
