Tubercular Ulcer of Ileum, Stretched piece of ileum with an ulcer due to tuberculosis, page, photomechanical print, number: 'Peritoneal surface., No. 257. MEDICAL SECTION.', address: '1002 Arch St., Philadelphia.', photographer: Edward J. Ward, cliché maker: American Photo-Relief Printing Company, Philadelphia, c. 1874 - in or before 1879, North America, paper, Woodburytype, Woodburytypepie, height 198 mm x width 120 mm, anatomical specimen, intestines, ulcer, A vertically oriented rectangular photograph shows a long narrow strip with rounded corners centered on a dark background, bordered by a light mat with a thin inner frame; the strip has a textured fabric-like surface with visible creases, stitched edges, and a cluster of irregular raised areas near the middle, and the overall image palette is sepia-toned.
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Tubercular Ulcer of Ileum, Stretched piece of ileum with an ulcer due to tuberculosis, page, photomechanical print, number: 'Peritoneal surface., No. 257. MEDICAL SECTION.', address: '1002 Arch St., Philadelphia.', photographer: Edward J. Ward, cliché maker: American Photo-Relief Printing Company, Philadelphia, c. 1874 - in or before 1879, North America, paper, Woodburytype, Woodburytypepie, height 198 mm x width 120 mm, anatomical specimen, intestines, ulcer, A vertically oriented rectangular photograph shows a long narrow strip with rounded corners centered on a dark background, bordered by a light mat with a thin inner frame; the strip has a textured fabric-like surface with visible creases, stitched edges, and a cluster of irregular raised areas near the middle, and the overall image palette is sepia-toned.

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Tubercular Ulcer Ileum Stretched piece ileum ulcer due tuberculosis page photomechanical print number Peritoneal surface No 257 Medical Section address 1002 Arch St Philadelphia photographer Edward J Ward cliché maker American Photo-Relief Printing Company c 1874 - 1879 North America paper Woodburytype Woodburytypepie height 198 mm x width 120 mm anatomical specimen intestines ulcer vertically oriented rectangular photograph long narrow strip rounded corners centered dark background bordered light mat thin inner frame strip textured fabric- surface visible creases stitched edges cluster irregular raised areas near middle image palette sepia-toned

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