ACW 023
Medical surgeons field kit used during the Civil war by the Confederate army. Plaque on top reads “Found in an Abandoned Confederate Field Hospital off the Hagerstown Road, July 6, 1863”. This was during the Confederate retreat in the aftermath of the Battle of Gettysburg. Produced in Munich Germany by Herman Katsch. In solid condition. Rare. B
Price: $3500.00
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MDH 011
18th century engraving of methods of dealing with sickness and death among native Americans. Shown are a juggler who comes to heal a sick person, slaves who mourn the dead, relatives ask the deceased for the cause of his death. B
Price: $90.00
EAM 027
USA Internal Revenue order form for Opium or Coca Leaves, issued by the Treasury Department, 1944. B AH
Price: $30.00
MDH 006
The Family Physician, Containing knowledge that will promote health, cure disease and prolong life. Describing all diseases and teaching how to cure them by the simplest medicines also an analysis of everything relating to courtship, marriage and the production, management and rearing of healthy families together with a chapter on the preparation of medicines, giving prescriptions and valuable recipes, full and accurate directions for treating wounds, injuries, poisons, etc. Compiled by leading medical men. B
Price: $120.00
MDH 005
Why your feet hurt, with quick home cures, by Herman A.Von Waggoner. B AN
Price: $90.00
MDH 002
Collection of 25 18th century plates of medical instruments. Size 25x39m.B
Price: $2500.00
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MDH 001
Early 19 century illustration of leprosy and elephantiasis. Size 14x22cm. B
Price: $60.00
WA 045Complete set of 110 American trade cards titled Aids Awareness. Produced in 1993 by Eclipse Enterprises of Forestville, California, shortly before it went bankrupt. This is a unique collection of American popular culture of the late 1980’s, by a California company that faced lawsuits over publishing these cards and eventually went bankrupt, less than a year after these cards were produced. Not included is the large box containing 50 packages of cards or the wrapper. M
Price: $400.00
Note: Eclipse Comics was an American comic book publisher, one of several independent publishers during the 1980s and early 1990s. In 1978, it published the first graphic novel intended for the newly created comic book specialty store market. It was one of the first to offer royalties and creator ownership of rights, and the first comics company to publish trading cards. 
WA 045The company was founded as Eclipse Enterprises by brothers Jan and Dean Mullaney in 1977.During the early 1980s, Eclipse moved several times, settling finally in Forestville in Sonoma County, California. During the 1980s, Eclipse brought out a new line of non-fiction, non-sports trading cards. Controversial political subjects such as the Iran-Contra scandal, the Savings and Loan crisis, the AIDS epidemic, and the Kennedy Assassination, as well as true crime accounts of serial killers, mass murderers, the Mafia, and organized crime were covered in these card sets. One of the last sets they produced was on AIDS awareness and featured a free condom with every package of cards. There was such a controversy over these cards that several groups fought Eclipse in the courts to have the cards banned. In 1986, Eclipse lost most of its back-issue comics stock in a flood. This event, along with personal problems of the owners, and the mid-1990s collapse of the direct market distribution system, caused the company to cease operations in 1994 and file for bankruptcy in 1995.
OPB 020
Blindness in the Kawambwa District, Northern Rhodesia. Rhodes-Livingstone Institute: By: C. M. Philips. Dated: 1959. No 15. B AH
Price: $80.00