1968 The Strange Story of False Teeth
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Description
First Edition, Illustrated, Publishers' Original Binding
A well-researched and entertaining social and technical history of dentistry, examining false teeth and procedures from the Etruscan civilization to the mid-20th century. The text also includes numerous anecdotes throughout; there is even an entire chapter devoted to George Washington's issues with his false teeth. With a foreword by the English author, critic, art historian, and museum curator James Laver. Copiously illustrated throughout with advertisements for dental procedures, portraits and cartoons that illustrate good and bad dental practices, and monochromatic photographs of false teeth and dental instruments. Lacking the original dustwrapper.
Condition
In a cloth binding. Externally, excellent. Very slightly rubbed to extremities and slightly bumped to head of spine. Faint handling marks to lower fore edge of rear board. Internally, firmly bound. Pages very bright and clean throughout.
Near Fine
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