Ortho Collection of Re-Created Rare Books on Obstertrics & Gynecology Set of 5

Ortho Collection of Re-created Rare Books on the Practice of Obstetrics & Gynecology (ca. 1969)
Booklets store in a book look a like box that has marbled edges
All of the booklets are paperback the important addresses was manufactured with a cover that mimics the original with chipped edges

1. (Knowlton) Fruits of Philosophy or the Private Companion of Adult People (4th.ed. Phila. 1839, 128pp.);

2. A present to be given to teeming women by their husbands, or friends: containing directions for women with child : how to prepare for the hour of travail : written first for the private use of a gentlewoman of quality, and now published for the common good" by John Oliver was printed and sold by Benjamin Harris in 1694. 28 pp;

3. An Important Address to Wives & Mothers on the Dangers & Immorality of Man-Midwifery. By a Medical Practitioner. (1830,39pp.)

4. "An abridgement of the practice of midwifery and a set of anatomical tables with explanations collected from the works of the celebrated W.Smellie. M.D." is a facsimile of the Boston 1786 edition. 56 pp plus many full page drawings. None of these facsimiles have any modern publication information except for a small code on the lower left corner of the back cover

5. The Married Lady's Companion, or Poor Man's Friend by Samuel K. Jennings Published by Lorenzo Dow 1808 edition, 97pp.



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