Matted Antique (c.1897) Anatomy Print, Plate LXIX: The Knee Joint

Matted Antique (c.1897) Anatomy Print, Plate LXIX: The Knee JointPLATE LXIX: Figure 1. Anterior view of the Knee Joint in a state of Flexion, the Patella and its Ligament being removed. Figure 2. Anterior view of Knee Joint, the Patella, etc., preserved. The upper portion of the course of the Anterior Tibial Artery is seen. Figure 3. The lower half of the Knee Joint; the Femur, etc., being removed. The Articular Surface of the Tibia, remains of the Crucial Lig., etc., are seen. This anatomy plate print was taken

The drawers are labelled the following: tapering ovoid

The jar still contains a small amount of the original powder

there is a visible crack followed by a hairline crack that runs down to the bottom

as this is the "Flash Model

The lid of the case is still somewhat attached

A Prussian immigrant

and is so marked on the inside

This antique postmortem photograph depicts a little boy peacefully at rest in a white coffin with a crucifix overlooking his remains

It shows six total images including the residence of F

They are heavy and made of brass

The doll is marked Effanbee and Patsy on the back of her neck in raised letters in the composition

Here is an awesome vintage "No Smoking - Please" sign in brass