Morris' Human Anatomy

The book's cover shows moderate wear, particularly at the edges and corners, with some fraying visible. The spine is intact, though the binding shows signs of loosening. Inside, the pages are yellowed with age, and there is an Ex Libris sticker from a previous owner. The absence of a dust jacket is noted, and there are no significant tears or markings on the pages, aside from expected age-related discoloration.

Morris' Human Anatomy, authored by C. M. Jackson and published by P. Blakiston's Son & Co., Inc. in 1933, is a comprehensive medical reference that has been a staple in anatomical studies. This Ninth Edition, printed in York, PA by The Maple Press Company, reflects the ongoing evolution of anatomical knowledge during the early 20th century. Unlike earlier editions, this version includes updated contributions from notable medical experts, enhancing its academic value. The book is recognized for its detailed anatomical descriptions and is an essential resource for medical students and professionals. The physical condition shows signs of age, with some wear on the binding and an Ex Libris sticker inside, indicating previous ownership. Despite these, the book remains a valuable piece for collectors and those interested in historical medical texts.