Collectors Auction April 16th Edition
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Exceptional and scarce 18th century scientific work titled Amphitheatrum Zootomicum Exhibens Historiam Animalium Anatomicam by renowned German physician and anatomist Michael Bernhard Valentini. Printed in Frankfurt am Main (Francofurti ad Moenum) at the Zunneriana press and dated 1742, this second edition explores comparative animal anatomy, early zoological science, and methods of anatomical study. An important scholarly volume from the Enlightenment era, valued for its contribution to natural history, medicine, and anatomical research. A highly desirable collectible for antiquarian science and medical book collectors. This book was rebound sometime in the 19th century.
Dimensions: 13x8x2in
Condition Report: Antique condition consistent with age. Title page shows toning, scattered staining, and edge wear with small losses. Binding with heavy wear and surface abrasion. Pages exhibit foxing and age-related discoloration throughout. Overall intact but well worn from historical use.
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