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The American journal of the medical sciences

1827 · [Thorofare, N.J., etc.] Charles B. Slack [etc.] · 2 pictures

The American Journal of the Medical Sciences is a periodical of medical writing printed in the United States in 1827, aimed at physicians and medical readers. The first picture is a shield-shaped emblem with the caduceus and the motto Prosunt Quae Omnibus, while the second is a black-and-white anatomical cross-section of the head and throat with fine hatched shading. A designer might take from them the emblem's symmetrical, heraldic structure and the precise, line-based anatomical diagram style.

Medicine

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