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Dust jacket has edgewear and is faded. This well illustrated work is "designed to simplify the problems of identifying disorders presented to the roentgenologist by 1) considering first the basic processes responsible for the condition, 2) grouping minor variants and ambiguous terms, 3) outlining tangible identifying characteristics, describing x-ray findings, clinical features, laboratory corroboration, and 4) providing typical roentgenographic studies and diagnostic criteria.

Signed by the author on the half-title page with an inscription to a named individual. Clean pages; no owners' marks; the soft cover has a few short surface creases and mild corner wear, but is otherwise well-kept. A letter signed by the author is laid in. 85pp. Author's first poetry collection.; Signed by Author.

Dust jacket has edgewear and is faded. This well illustrated work is "designed to simplify the problems of identifying disorders presented to the roentgenologist by 1) considering first the basic processes responsible for the condition, 2) grouping minor variants and ambiguous terms, 3) outlining tangible identifying characteristics, describing x-ray findings, clinical features, laboratory corroboration, and 4) providing typical roentgenographic studies and diagnostic criteria.

FIRST LETTER: Dated October 8, 1965. On Alfred A. Montapert stationary. A red, white, blue and gold crescent shield along with the address. The letter is addressed to Mr. Henry S. Swift, Editor, Modern Merchant Furst-McNess Company in Freeport, Illinois. Excerpt, "Dr. Mr. Swift: We would like to present to you a copy of our new book DISTILLED WISDOM." Letter condition: Very Good. Size: 7 ¼" x 10 ½" tall. One page with three envelope fold lines. Attached to the letter is the REPLY from Henry S. Swift, dated November 11, 1965 (un-signed). Excerpt, "Dear Mr. Montapert: Many thanks for sending a copy of your new book DISTILLED WISDOM.I am enclosing a copy of our semi-monthly publication, The Modern Merchant" This letter condition: Fair+. Size: 8 ½" x 11" tall. One page. SECOND LETTER: Dated November 15, 1965 -RESPONSE to Mr. Swift. On Alfred A. Montapert stationary. A red, white, blue and gold crescent shield along with the address. The letter is addressed to Mr. Henry S. Swift, Editor, Modern Merchant Furst-McNess Company. Excerpt, "It was with great pleasure that we read your book review on DISTILLED WISDOM in the Modern Merchant." This letter condition: Very Good. Size: 7 ¼" x 10 ½" tall. One page with two envelope fold lines. This letter is enclosed an envelope with two 5-cent U. S. Postage stamps and the post office stamp/Los Angeles Calif. November 15, 1965. Condition: top opened with a tear, the back has three, what appears to be glue remain stains, otherwise, in good- condition. DATE PUBLISHED: 1965 EDITION: