NYAM Library & Center for Historyさんのイラストまとめ

DAY THREE of #ColorOurCollections and we're loving the coloring sheets being shared with us! Here's the same image two ways from our coloring book by @norellehan! Keep on coloring! Books at https://t.co/YkctGzZ3Hl

Need a midweek jolt of energy? Try making these rainbow wafers from Charles B. Knox Gelatine Co.'s The new way to make delicious pies and candies (1908-1940)

For #SquirrelAppreciationDay, have this black squirrel (top) and red squirrel (bottom) from Natural history of New York (v.1, pt. 1, 1842)

Joseph Constantine Carpue performed the first rhinoplastic surgery in England, and published information about the procedure in An account of two successful operations for restoring a lost nose from the integuments of the forehead (1816), from which these images come #histmed

This delightful little #WinterWonderland scene advertising Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for some not-so-delightful physical ailments comes from our William H. Helfand Collection of Pharmaceutical Trade Cards https://t.co/F5tznT6U9c #histmed #patentmedicine

This gorgeous amaryllis comes from Asa B. Strong's The American flora (1849) https://t.co/0wTdzxko38

Lee's Patented Metallic Splits (this set is for "infants" 3 and younger) are prominently featured in this medical supply catalog and price list from J. Ellwood Lee Co. (1900) #histmed

This lovely alpine honeysuckle comes from Conrad Gesner's Opera botanica (1754) https://t.co/BTOEmLpMpo #medicalbotany

Cure the croup in one minute! That's what this trade card for Mrs. Dinsmore's Cough and Croup Balsam claims, anyway! #histmed #pharmads

This lovely pomegranate comes from Robert Bentley and Henry Trimen's Medicinal plants (1880-1881) #medicalbotany #histmed