The Lancet, 1916. Octavo, [2], 10, [1], 5, [3], 746-747, [3], 6, [1], 3, [1], 7 pages plus six tipped-in typed lecture transcripts. In Good minus condition. Bound in black cloth with gilt titling to spine, consisting of a number of separate booklets bound together with their original wrappings preserved. Spine has light toning and scuffing throughout, and rubbing wear to head/tail. Boards have moderate toning throughout, particularly near the spine, scuffing throughout, bumping to fore corners, and a small dark stain to front board. Text block has floral-patterned endpapers, age-toning to edges, Thomas Stephen Cullen ex-libris plate to front pastedown, tipped-in typed sheet with tears to folds serving as Table of Contents page, front cover of “The Diaphragm Phenomenon” loose and laid-in, chipping to margins of a few leaves (text unaffected,) scattered tears to some page edges, some repaired with tape, and age-toning throughout. Contents page is split along the fold, with the loose portion laid-in. Lecture transcripts in rear have editing annotations in pen. Front covers of each booklet are inscribed in pen to Dr. Cullen from Dr. Gwyn. Shelved in Room A octavo overflow. More