Sense organs by F. E. Wachsmuth (1906)

Colored anatomical plate showing the eye, retina, ear, nasal cavity, tongue, and skin cross-section with numbered labels.

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A multi-panel anatomical chromolithograph labeled A1 through E, showing cross-sections of the eye, a retinal view, the ear, the nasal cavity, the tongue, and a section of skin with hair follicles, glands, and blood vessels. The numbered callouts and muted, layered coloring are typical of early twentieth-century medical teaching plates.

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