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Plate XXXII: fifteen numbered colour illustrations of diseased mouths, tongues, lips and palates, some with a probe.

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I. Mucous patch of lower lip (Plaque opaline), II. Psoriasis lingua, III. Psoriasis lingua, IV. Syphilis ulcerosa mucosa, V. and VIII. Psoriasis mucosa oris, VI. Long persisting glossitis, VII. Syphilis ulcerosa, IX. Papillary growths in the middle of the dorsum of the tongue from a case of secondary syphilis, X. Perforation of the palate with ulcerative edges, XI. Deep extending ulcer of the upper lip, XII. An ulcer upon the uvula, XIII. Syphilitic glossitis, XIV. The free edge of the velum dusky red over a small zone, XV. Chronic sclerosis of mucous membrane of tongue with very dense leucomata, Prince Albert Morrow (1888-1889). Via artnap.com

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A numbered plate of fifteen colour lithographs showing diseased mouths, tongues, lips and palates, several with a spatula or probe held in place for display. The figures show lesions, ulcers, plaques and perforations rendered in red and pink tones against pale backgrounds. The work is credited to Prince Albert Morrow, dated 1888-1889, and was published by William Wood & Company in New York.