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60 plates of anatomical drawings extracted from unknown book. [Engraver Bell - check if this one]

A treatise on the operation of lithotomy. In which are demonstrated, the dangers of operating with the gorget, and the superiority of the more simple operation with the knife and staff. Illustrated by plates. By Robert Allan, Surgeon. 1808.

A series of engravings representing the bones of the human skeleton: with the skeletons of some of the lower animals. By Edward Mitchell, engraver. The explanatory references by John Barclay. Part 1 and Part 2 bound together. 1819 and 1820

Engravings of the muscles carefully copied from the folio plates of Jules Cloquet by Edward Mitchell, engraver ...1832. [Bound with The Anatomy of the human body ...Mitchell...Barclay ...1829]

Explanatory references to engravings of the cardiac nerves, the nerves of the ninth pair, the glosso-pharyngeal and the pharyngeal branch of the pneumo-gastric; copied from the "Tabulae Neurologicae" of Antonio Scarpa; by Edward Mitchell, engraver; with letter-press description, translated from the original Latin, by Dr. Knox, lecturer on anatomy. Third edition. 1831

The anatomy of the bones of the human body; represented in a series of engravings copied from the elegant tables of Sue and Albinus by Edward Mitchell, Engraver. With explanatory references by the late John Barclay...lecturer on anatomy, Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians. A new edition by R[obert] Knox MD FRSE Lecturer on Anatomy, Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons [of Edinburgh] etc etc Successor to Dr Barclay. 1829.

The Edinburgh Medical and Surgical Journal, exhibiting a concise view of the latest and most important discoveries in medicine, surgery and pharmacy. 1817. Volume Thirteenth