Matted Antique (c.1897) Anatomy Print, Plate XXXIX: The Palm of the Hand For some reason

For some reason

Renzi for Peyo

which is heavily faded from wear and use

The bottom of the inkwell has a pressed star-like design

also known as IOOF

Matted Antique (c.1897) Anatomy Print, Plate XXXIX: The Palm of the Hand For some reasonPLATE XXXIX: Figure 1. Palm of the Hand, with its Tendons, Arteries, and Nerves. Figure 2. The same, covered by the Palmar Fascia. 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 pathological anatomy in