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Hancock's caoutchouc economics, and medical auxiliaries. Sold wholesale and retail at No.229, Strand, near Temple Bar.
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HANCOCK, John
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Hancock's caoutchouc economics, and medical auxiliaries. Sold wholesale and retail at No.229, Strand, near Temple Bar.
London (Place), S. Robins, printer, Houghton Street, Clare Market,, [1832?].
4 p. ; 22.6 cm. (8°)
Drop-head title. Imprint from p. 4. Hancock prefaces his catalogue of mainly medical and surgical appliances with an assurance that, unlike other nostrums, 'caoutchouc' or india-rubber 'does not operate as a charm', and that he has not therefore been elastic with the truth in his descriptions of its uses.
Copy Notes Bound (and probably distributed) in a copy of the February 1832 issue of The Gentleman's Magazine (q.v., copy 4).
Reference Number 2423
[Advertisement]
Hancock's caoutchouc economics, and medical auxiliaries. Sold wholesale and retail at No.229, Strand, near Temple Bar.
London (Place), S. Robins, printer, Houghton Street, Clare Market,, [1832?].
4 p. ; 22.6 cm. (8°)
Drop-head title. Imprint from p. 4. Hancock prefaces his catalogue of mainly medical and surgical appliances with an assurance that, unlike other nostrums, 'caoutchouc' or india-rubber 'does not operate as a charm', and that he has not therefore been elastic with the truth in his descriptions of its uses.
Copy Notes Bound (and probably distributed) in a copy of the February 1832 issue of The Gentleman's Magazine (q.v., copy 4).
Reference Number 2423