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One hundred & fifty-eight plates to illustrate "The anatomy of the human body", taken partly from the most celebrated authors, partly from nature. By Andrew Fyfe, Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh. 1830

The anatomy of the human body: illustrated by one hundred and fifty eight plates, taken partly from the most celebrated authors, partly from nature. [This volumes has no plates. It is the index and description volume]

Outlines of comparative anatomy, intended principally for the use of students. 1813

Elements of chemistry. The third edition. 1833

A probationary essay on crural hernia; October 1818 [Bound with others in "Probationary Essays: Edinburgh College of Surgeons: 3: 1818 - 1822"]

A probationary essay on alvine concretions; November 1818 [Bound with others in "Probationary Essays: Edinburgh College of Surgeons: 3: 1818 - 1822"]

The anatomy, particular and surgical, of the human body, illustrated by a series of engravings, partly copied from the works of the most celebrated authors, and partly from nature by A. Fyfe F.R.C.S.E., late demonstrator of anatomy in the University of Edinburgh. Corrected and arranged, and with explanatory letter-press, by P. D. Handyside M.D., lecturer on anatomy, Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh, and formerly Senior President of the Royal Medical Society. 1837

A probationary essay on crural hernia; October 1818 [Bound with others in "Surgical Essays: College of Surgeons: 2: 1814 - 18"]

A probationary essay on alvine concretions; November 1818 [Bound with others in "Surgical Essays: College of Surgeons: 2: 1814 - 18"]

A compendium of the anatomy of the human body. Intended principally for the use of students. By Andrew Fyfe. In three volumes. Vol. 1. The second edition, with improvements. 1801. [Bound with] Views of the bones and muscles with concise explanations. Selected for the use of students attending Practical Anatomy. By Andrew Fyfe. 1803

Views of the bones and muscles with concise explanations. Selected for the use of students attending Practical Anatomy. By Andrew Fyfe. 1803 [bound with] A compendium of the anatomy of the human body. Intended principally for the use of students. By Andrew Fyfe. In three volumes. Vol. 1. The second edition, with improvements. 1801.

A system of anatomy of the human body illustrated by upwards of two hundred tables, taken partly from the most celebrated authors and partly from nature. By Andrew Fyfe. In three volumes. Third edition, considerably enlarged and improved. Volume 2. 1814

A system of anatomy and physiology with the comparative anatomy of animals compiled from the latest and best authors and arranged as nearly as the work would admit in the order of the lectures delivered in the University of Edinburgh. Volume second. New edition. 1795 (2 copies on MR H2)

The anatomy of the human body: illustrated by one hundred and fifty eight plates, taken partly from the most celebrated authors, partly from nature. [Text guide only]. 1830

One hundred & fifty-eight plates to illustrate the anatomy of the human body, taken partly from the most celebrated authors, partly from nature. By Andrew Fyfe, Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh. 1830