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TITLE : HUMAN DISEASE encysted trichina in human muscle - the cholera germ & four intestinal cells - comma bacillus - the fungal growth causing consumption - bacillus tuberculosis DESCRIPTION : an antique lithograph depicting a human medical diseases as shown under the microscope ORIGIN : USA DATE : 1906 TECHNIQUE : colour lithograph MEASUREMENT : paper is approx. 7 x 9.75" CONDITION : thes are original antique prints - as such there may be varying signs of aging... so please look at the photos carefully - the first photo shows the entire print - convo me for additional photos AUTHENTICITY : all prints are guaranteed to be a original ANTIQUE - over 100 years old VINTAGE - over 50 years old DOCUMENT of AUTHENTICITY : a copy of the title page with date, publisher & printer's information will be included with the prints SHIPPING : prints arrive in a new resealable & recyclable clear polypropylene envelope - please be careful when removing the prints from this envelope as it has a sticky edge! included is the title page [if available] & a hand written description - shipped in a sturdy kraft mailer with plenty of additional reinforcement - i usually use clean recycled packaging as reinforcement - shipping charges include insurance RETURNS : returns are accepted - please notify me within 7 days of receipt if you choose to return the prints - you will be refunded 100% on my receipt of the UNDAMAGED prints one caveat if the prints are damaged by the buyer they are not returnable - prints must be returned in the same condition as received WATERMARK : while the prints in the photos may be watermarked "antiqueprintstore" the actual prints you receive are not SOCIAL MEDIA : like on facebook - www.facebook.com/antiqueprintstore look on pinterest - www.pinterest.com/antiqueprint follow on instagram - www.instagram.com/antiqueprintstore listen on twitter - www.twitter.com/marckle :: THANKS FOR LOOKING :: PLEASE HANDLE PRINTS CAREFULLY! C. 1906 Bacteria Diseases Print - Antique Medical Lithograph Infectious Bacterium Cholera Malaria Tuberculosis Diphtheria Tetanus Staph
