Female reproductive organs
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Female reproductive organs, Dr. Trenkler & Co. (1928). Via artnap.com
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A German anatomical wall chart titled Die inneren Geschlechtsorgane des Weibes shows the uterus, fallopian tubes, and ovaries, partly cut open and one side spread flat, above a view of the female pelvic interior seen from front and above. Labels in German identify each organ, and the chart is marked as Tafel Nr. 4 of an instructional series on sexual diseases. The print is attributed to Dr. Trenkler & Co. and dated 1928.
