Matted Antique (c.1897) Anatomy Print, Plate LIII: Female Pelvic Organs (Vagina) This sign appears to have

This sign appears to have advertised prizes in the form of cigarettes for one of the parlor's games

This brooch measures approximately 4 x 1

though there is some straining and age spots from age and handling

Here is a very nice little wooden storage box with a geometric design on the hinged lid along with a tin deer motif and inlaid flower decorations

with additional gold paint around the base

Matted Antique (c.1897) Anatomy Print, Plate LIII: Female Pelvic Organs (Vagina) This sign appears to havePLATE LIII: View of Female Pelvic Organs, exposed in the same manner as in Plate LII This anatomy plate print was taken directly from the 19th century book Henke's Atlas of Surgical Anatomy, A Series of Plates Illustrating The Application of Anatomy to Medicine and Surgery as translated and edited by W. A. Rothacker, M. D., who was pathologist to Cincinnati Hospital and lecturer on pathological anatomy in Miami Medical College. The book was published