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Rare and Historical Collection of Books on Ophthalmology Historical books on ophthalmology No Author Title Year Remarks 1 ABADIE, C.H Traite des maladies des yeux (2v) 1884 3 ABNEY, W Colour vision - The Tyndall lectures 1895 2 ABNEY, W Researches in colour vision 1913 4 ADAM, C Ophthalmic diagnosis 1913 5 ADAM, C Ophthalmoskopische diagnostik 1912 6 ADAMS, G An essay on vision 1789 7 ADAMS, J.J A new operation for amaurosis 1841 9 ADAMS, W A treatise on artificial pupil 1819 10 ADAMS, W Practical enquiry into the causes 1817 8 ADAMS, W Practical observations on ectropium 1812 812 ADLER, F Clinical Physiology of the Eye 1933 11 AHRENS, A Untersuchungen uber dis bewegung der 1891 12 ALESSI, S Della elimintiasi nelle sue relazioni 1850 13 ALEXANDER, L Syphilis und auge 1889 Memorandum Book of a tenth century oculist (Translation by Casey A. Wood) Ali ibn isa of Presented to Sir Lynden Macaney by CAW 660 Baghdad (Sir S Duke -Elder 1946) 1937 Memorandum Book of a Tenth Century Oculist (Translation by Casey A Wood) (Presented to Sir S.Duke-Elder by Derrick 860 ALI, I Vail 1947) 1936 AMMON F.A. von Zeitschrift fur die Ophthalmologie. Vols 1-5 1831 Acyclia irideremia und hemiphakia 932 AMMON, F von congenita 1858 930 AMMON, F von Commentatio de Iritide 1838 14 AMMON, F von Die behandlung des schidens 1840 Illustriste Pathologische Anatomie der 940 AMMON, F von Menschlichen Cornea, Sclera, Choroidea 1862 936 AMMON, F von Krankheiten des Menschlichen Augen pt iii 1841 1078 ANDERSON, J Detachment of the retina 1931 990 ANDERSON, S Hydrophtalmia 1939 843 ANGELL, H The Sight and how to Preserve it 1878 17 ARLT, F Blessures de l'oeil 1877 18 ARLT, F Die Krankheiten der Binde 1860 16 ARLT, F Glaucoma 1884 15 ARLT, F Klinische Darstellung der Krankheiten 1881 19 ARMIGNAC, H Memoires et observations 1889 20 ARRUGA, H Detachment of the retina 1939 665 ARRUGA, H Vocabulario of Oftalmologico Cirugia Ocular 1st ed. (Dedication by 1064 ARRUGA, H. author) 1946 1939? Check 1027 ARRUGA, H. La Decollement de la Retine date Ocular Surgery (Translation of 4th edition by 1066 ARRUGA, H. Hogan and Charfarro) 1962 21 ASHER, L Ergebnisse der physiologie Abt 11 1902 22 ASK, F Studien uber die pathologische 1913 The Ocular Fundus in Diagnosis and treatment (From the optometric library of Monroe Hirsch) (Give to the optomtry Library 840 ATKINSON, D University of California) 23 ATKINSON, D.T External diseases of the eye 1934 24 AUBERT, H Physiologie der Netzhaut 1865 25 AXENFELD, T Blindsein und blindenfursorge 1905 28 AXENFELD, T Die bakteriologie in der Augenheilkunde 1907 29 AXENFELD, T Lehrbuch der Augenheilkunde 1912 27 AXENFELD, T Spezielle bakteriologie des Auges 1903 26 AXENFELD, T The bacteriology of the eye 1902 31 BACH, L Pupillenlehre 1908 BACH, L and 30 SEEFELDER, R Atlas zur entwicklungsgeschichite 1914 32 BADAL, J Lecons sur l'operation de la cataract 1883 Descriptive Catalogue of Pathological Specimen (Container in the Museum of the 947 BADER, C R.C of Surgeons) 1864 Descriptive catalogue of Pathological Specimens (Contained in the Museum of the 943 BADER, C Royal College of Surgeons) 1864 Descriptive Catalogue of Pathological Speciments (Contained in the Museum of the Royal College of Surgeons) Presented 945 BADER, C by S. J. Parsons 1864 33 BADER, C The human eye 1868 34 BAILLIART, P La circulation retinienne 1923 BALL J.M. Modern ophthalmoloy vol 1 1927 BALL J.M. Modern ophthalmoloy vol 2 1927 1052 BALLANTYNE, A A Pocket Book of Ophthalmology 1920 1071 BALLANTYRE. A Pocket Book of Ophthalmology 1924 BAREZINSKI- 35 ALLENSTEIN, S Aufrichtige rathgeger fur 1801 36 BARKER, L.F The nervous system 1900 38 BARTISCH, G Augendienst (1962 facimile) 1583 Augendienst. The Service of the Eyes 1032 BARTISCH, G (Spanish Laboratory promotion boolket) 1962 738 BATES, W Good Sight without Glasses 1944 39 BAYER, J Augenheilkunde 2nd ed Bd 5 1906 887 BEACHER, L Contact Lens Technique 3rd ed 1941 40 BEARD, C.H Ophthalmic surgery 1910 41 BEAUMONT, Injuries of the eyes of the employed 1907 BECHTEREW, Leitenenasbahnen in gehirn und 42 W.V ruckenmark 1899 761 BECKER, B Catalogue of Collection in Ophthalmology 1979 Atlas der Pathologiischen Topographie 3 944 BECKER, O prts 1874 1875 923 BECKER, O Jacques Daviel: Ein Gedenkblatt 1888 Zur Anatomie der Gerunden und Kranken 938 BECKER, O Linse (Plus spare cover - Original) 1883 48 BEDELL, A.J Photographs of the fundus oculi 1929 43 BEER, C A manual of diseases of the human eye 1921 Vols 1+2 45 BEER, G.J Lehre von den Augenkrankheiten 2 v 1813 1817 Vols 1+2 Pflege gesunder und geschwachter Augen 2 44 BEER, G.J v 1800 The treasury of Human inheritance Vol II, Anomalies and diseases of the eye, Nettleship memorial Volume Part II, Colour - 776 BELL, J Blindness 1926 The treasury of Human inheritance Vol II. Part V. On some hereditary structural Anomalies of the Eye and on the inheritance 778 BELL, J of Glaucoma 1932 46 BENEDICT, De morbis oculi humani inflammatoris 1811 47 BENEDICT, De pupillae artificialis 1810 743 BENJAMIN, H Better Sight without Glasses 1938 49 BERCIOUX, N Letraitement du decollement de la retine 1933 1069 BERENS, C The Eye and its Diseases 1936 50 BERGER, E Les maladies des yeux 1892 BERGER, E and 52 LOEWY, R Uber augenerkrankungen sexuellen 1906 51 BERKELEY, A A new theory of vision 1910 54 BERRY, G.A Diseases of the eye 1889 53 BERRY, G.A Subjective symptoms in eye diseases 1886 BETHE, A and 749 BERGMANN, G Receptionsorgane II 1931 Handbook der Normalen und Pathologishen 861 BETHE, A et al Physiologie 1929 55 BEY, M.E Contribution a l'etude de la granulation 1902 BICKERTON, J.M Clinical Ophthalmology for House Surgeons 1073 and SAVIN, L.H and Students 1933 56 BIDWELL, S Curiosities of light and sight 1899 57 BING, R Gehirn und Auge 1914 BIRKHAUSER, R 709 von Ueber die Schadigungen etc 1909 Die Pathologischen Histologic des 964 BIRNBACHER, A Menschlichen Auges 1899 58 BLOCH, L The science of illumination 1912 59 BOERHAAVE, H De morbis oculorum 1750 61 BOLDT, J Das Trachom 1903 60 BOLDT, J Trachoma (trans) 1904 928 BOUCHUT, E Atlas d'ophthalmologie Medicale 1876 62 BOURDON, B La perception visuelle de l'espace 1902 63 BOWEN, J Cataract 1824 679 BOWMAN, W Lectures: Operations on the Eye 1849 Lectures: Operations on the Eye (R.R. 893 BOWMAN, W James Library) (W.Bowman's own copy) 1849 686 BOWMAN, W The collected Papers Vol I 1892 688 BOWMAN, W The collected Papers Vol II 1892 64 BRAUNSTEIN, Zur Lehre von der Innervation der 1894 732 BRETT, F On Cataract, Artificial pupil and Strabismus 1847 65 BREWSTER, D A treatise on optics 1853 66 BREWSTER, D The life of Sir Isaac Newton 1831 67 BRIGGS, G Ophthalmo-graphis, sive oculi 1676 819 BRODHUIST B.E The Crystalline Lens and Cataract 1850 BROWN, E and The Embryology, Anatomy and History of 877 ZOETHOUT, W. the Eye/ The Physiology of Vision 1906 741 BROWNE, E How to use the Ophthalmoscope 1876 68 BROWNE, W Dr Gregory's elements of catoptrics 1715 948 BRUCE, A Illustrations of the mind and Hind Brain 1892 BRUCKNER, A 1016 and MEISNER, W Grundriss der Angenheilkunde 1929 BRUN, F and 69 MORAX, X Therapeutique oculaire 1899 70 BULL, O Krankheiten der Retinalgefasse 1903 71 BULL, O.B The ophthalmoscope and lues 1884 72 BUMKE, O Die Pupillenstorungen 1911 73 BURCH, G.J Practical exercises in physiological optics 1912 74 BURCHARDT, M International semproben zur 1882 BURDON- COOPER, J and Studies in the photo-activity and therapy of 1081 ROBERTS, A the Tungsten-Titanium Arc 1931 BUTLER, T. 685 HARRISON An Illustrated Guide to the Slip-Lamp BUTLER, T. An Illustrated Guide to the Slit-Lamp (Copy 687 HARRISON belonging to C. Marshall 126 Harley Rd) 1927 75 BUZZI, G Sulla ottalmia 1825 76 BYERS, W.G A study of the ocular manifestations 1908 678 CAJAL, R. Y Die Retina der Wirbelthiere 1894 927 CAJAL, R. Y Die Retina der Wirbelthiere 1894 77 CANTON, E On the arcus senilis 1863 CANTONNET, E. 630 T and FILIOZAT Le Strabisme 1932 CANUYT, G and 784 TERRACOL, J Le Sinus Sphenoidal 1925 807 CARTER, R.B A Practical Treatise on Diseases of the Eye 1875 636 CARTER, R.B Eye sight: good and bad 1880 78 CARTER, R.B On defects of vision 1877 79 CARTER, R.B The modern operation for cataract 1884 CARTER, R.B 80 and FROST, W.A Ophthalmic surgery 1887 Report of the International Ophthalmological 677 Catalogue Conference 1927 917 CATALOGUE Catalogue of Library OS 3 Vols 1893 1899 1901 3 vols 81 CHAFFARD, J These pour le doctorat en medecine 1889 CHANDLER, A A treatise on the diseases of the eye with 82 with GATAKER, Account of structures of the eye 1780 1761 83 CHARPENTIER, La lumiere et les couleurs 1888 Worth's Squint or The Binocular Reflexes 844 CHAVASSE, B and the Treatment of Strabismus 1939 86 CHELIUS, M.J Handbuch der Augenheilkunde vol 1 1843 85 CHELIUS, M.J Handbuch der Augenheilkunde vol 2 1839 84 CHELIUS, M.J Traite pratique d'ophtalmologie 1839 87 CHEVREUL, M.E The principles of harmony and contast 1890 823 CHOYCE, P Intraocular Lenses and Implants 1964 707 CLAPP, C.A Cataract: Its etiology and treatment 1934 88 CLARKE, E A brief review of the work of Donders 1914 667 CLARKE, E Refraction of the Eye, London 1906 91 CLARKE, E The errors of accommodation 3rd ed 1911 90 CLARKE, E The errors of accommodation 4th ed 1918 89 CLARKE, E The errors of accommodation and refraction 1903 654 CLARKE, E The fundus of the Human Eye 1931 92 CLEOBUREY, W A review of the different operations 1826 93 COHN, H The hygiene of the eye in schools 1886 COLLINS T History of Moorfields Eye Hospital vol 1.
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