Description: SCARCE EARLY 20TH CENTURY, 1901, AMERICAN ANTIQUE E. J. STANLEY SIX LAYER, HINGED COLOR LITHOGRAPH ANATOMICAL ILLUSTRATED, DISSECTED HUMAN TORSO, INTERIOR TISSUE, MUSCLES, ORGANS & BONES, with a GLUED HINGE on LEFT MARGIN, on VELLUM PAPER, CHART 2'A Picture of Good Health'(Dated 1901)Early 20th century American antique hinged, layered scientific, color lithographed human anatomical, dissected illustrations for education, science & medicine DIMENSIONS:9 ¾" Height x 7" Width DESCRIPTION:This 1901 E. J. Stanley hinged, dissected color lithograph, 3-dimensional, illustrated, human anatomical paper diagram, referred to as 'Chart 2,' was from a lot of two other similar early 20th century American antique diagrams, featuring human anatomy, for use by medical doctors, medical students and for the educational study of human anatomy. It's in very well preserved overall antique condition, with no measurable or appreciable diminishment of the colors used to create the lithograph illustration. This chart depicts the muscular and skeletal bone composition of a human torso. The interior sub-illustrations have a top hinged cover print, which when flipped, reveals another drawing of the interior tissue and bones underneath the paper flap. This is in the spirit of medical dissection and like an autopsy, layers of human flesh are peeled back, revealing their structure and composition. This diagram doesn't suffer from any stains, reglued paper hinges or corner folds. 121 years old and counting. It's in great condition. Complete and very nice. Terrific. CONDITION:Very Good to Excellent overall vintage condition.
Price: 237.5 USD
Location: Milford, New Hampshire
End Time: 2024-02-03T10:52:20.000Z
Shipping Cost: N/A USD
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Restocking Fee: No
Return shipping will be paid by: Buyer
All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
Item must be returned within: 14 Days
Refund will be given as: Money Back
100% original overall antique condition: Untouched & unaltered
6 hinged paper layers: Color lithographed
Estate fresh: New to the marketplace
No repairs (old or new): No substitutions or additions
American: Antique
Maker: E. J. Stanley (United States)
Use in the study of human anatomy: Used by medical students, doctors & in schools
Time Period Manufactured: Pre-1930
Chart 2: Human anatomical torso dissected illustration(s)
Found with 2 other similar diagrams: Found in southern New Hampshire
Patented in 1901: Six, layered, hinged paper windows
Early 20th century: Dated 1901
Scientific ephemera: Medical, anatomical human dissected drawings
