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Ulcer on penis, possibly cancerous, 19th C
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Ulcer on penis, possibly cancerous, 19th C

Christopher D'Alton

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Wellcome Collection

Lettering: C. D'Alton ; diptheritic phagedena. Lettering in pencil on verso reads: John Dighton ; B3 p.23. Bears number: No. 19.

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