his 1951 printing of "The Physiology of Domestic Animals" by H. H. Dukes is a definitive mid-century resource from a renowned Cornell University professor. Published by Comstock Publishing, this Sixth Edition offers a deep dive into the biological mechanics of livestock and domestic pets. The volume is rich with vintage scientific charm, featuring intricate hand-drawn anatomical diagrams, chemical formulas, and fascinating data charts.
Beyond its academic value, this book is a prime candidate for "dark academia" or "science-core" home decor. Its classic red cloth cover and authentic patina make it a standout piece for any collector of medical history or vintage library aesthetics. A thoughtful gift for a veterinarian, vet student, or historian of the natural sciences.
Item condition: Vintage/Fair. The red cloth boards show age-related wear, including bumping at the corners and fraying at the spine ends. The spine is heavily sun-faded to a tan tone. The interior features noticeable foxing (spotting) on the title page and endpapers, but the binding remains firm, square, and intact.
