Matted Antique (c.1897) Anatomy Print, Plate XII: The Chin and Neck Here is a great pair

Here is a great pair of metal (possibly bronze) twin horse head bookends by Frankart

and the Heart is seen through an opening in the anterior portion of the Pericardium

The print measures 12 x 16"

There are some dirt stains on the matte in the upper left corner

There is a handwritten note on a blank page

Matted Antique (c.1897) Anatomy Print, Plate XII: The Chin and Neck Here is a great pairPLATE XII: Figure 1. Inferior Maxilla with the Temporal Muscle. The Mouth is open. Figure 2. The Chin and Neck. The Head is bent strongly backward. This anatomy plate print was taken directly from the 19th century book Henke's Atlas of Surgical Anatomy, A Series of Plates Illustrating The Application of Anatomy to Medicine and Surgery as translated and edited by W. A. Rothacker, M. D., who was pathologist to Cincinnati Hospital and lecturer on