History of ophthalmology
By: Julius Hirschberg, translated by Frederick C. Blody.
Publisher: Verlag J.P. Wayenborgh
Published: 1982
Place of publication: Bonn
Language: eng
Subjects: Ophthalmology -- History
Notes: Vol. 1-11 complete in 21 volumes.

Includes bibliographies and indexes.

Vol. 11, pt. 2 has fold. plate in pocket.
Table of contents: value: Vol. 1. Antiquity; value: v. 2. The middle ages; the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, 1st English ed.; value: v. 3.  Renaissance of ophthalmology in the eighteenth century (1), 1st English ed.; value: v. 4. Renaissance of ophthalmology in the eighteenth century (2); value: v. 5.  Renaissance of ophthalmology in the eighteenth century (3).  First half of the nineteenth century (1); value: v. 6. First half of the nineteenth century (2); value: v. 7. First half of the nineteenth century (3); value: v. 8a. First half of the nineteenth century (4) Great Britain (A); value: v. 8b. First half of the nineteenth century (5) Great Britain (B); value: v. 9. The  nineteenth century (6,7,8) USA, Switzerland, Berlium; value: v. 10. The nineteenth century (9-17) Netherlands, Scandinavia, Russia...; value: Vol. 11, pt.1 a-c. The Reform of Ophthalmology; value: v.11, pt. 2. Haugwitz/Optical Instruments & Blodi/Postage Stamps; v. 11, pt. 3. History of contact lenses: v. 11. pt. 3a. Early neutralizations of the corneal dioptric power; value: v. 11, pt. 3b. Keratoconus and the use of early contact lenses (1888-1920); value: v. 11, pt. 3d. Ophthalmology in the German Speaking Countries in the 20th century