Veterinary and Comparative Dermatology

The book is in fair condition, with notable wear to the binding. The spine is partially detached, impacting the structural integrity, though all pages remain present. The cover shows typical signs of age-related wear but is intact. There is no dust jacket, and the pages exhibit some yellowing consistent with age.

"Veterinary and Comparative Dermatology" by Frank Král and Robert M. Schwartzman, published by J. B. Lippincott Company in 1964, is a comprehensive hardcover volume exploring the field of dermatology within veterinary medicine. This edition, printed in Philadelphia and Montreal, offers detailed insights into animal skin diseases, supported by 323 figures and 8 color plates. Authored by esteemed professors from the University of Pennsylvania, this work is a significant contribution to veterinary science, focusing on both veterinary and comparative aspects of dermatology. While the book's binding shows signs of wear, including a partially detached spine, it remains a valuable resource for practitioners and researchers seeking historical perspectives and foundational knowledge in veterinary dermatology.