Matted Antique (c.1897) Anatomy Print, Plate L: Lower Abdomen & Pelvis This can is in great

This can is in great condition with very little to no paint loss and bright

with an additional entrance on Hamilton Place

This antique Eastman Kodak No

Gropper's signature can be found in the lower right corner

This lovely mortar bears a circular maker's mark that includes an image of a mortar and pestle with a leaf on each side along with text around the circle

Matted Antique (c.1897) Anatomy Print, Plate L: Lower Abdomen & Pelvis This can is in greatPLATE L: Lower Portion of Abdominal Cavity and Pelvis viewed from before and above. The Organs and Peritoneum have been removed. In the Iliac Fossa are seen the Iliacus and Psoas Muscles, Femoral Vessels, and inner opening of the Crural Canal. The Floor of the Pelvis is seen with the Remnants of the Pelvic Organs, which have been cut off short. The Vagina appears as a transverse slit between the Urethra anteriorly and the Rectum posteriorly. This