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The Human Hair, Popularly and Physiologically Considered with Special Reference To Its Preservation, Improvement and Adornment, and the Various Modes of Its Decoration In all Countries.

The Human Hair, Popularly and Physiologically Considered with Special Reference To Its Preservation, Improvement and Adornment, and the Various Modes of Its Decoration In all Countries.

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The Human Hair, Popularly and Physiologically Considered with Special Reference To Its Preservation, Improvement and Adornment, and the Various Modes of Its Decoration In all Countries.

by ROWLAND. Alexander

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London: Piper, Brothers, & Co., 1853. First edition. Octavo (9" x 6"), vii, [1], & 214 pages with frontis & 6 plates (3 color tinted) plus [2] pages of advertisements for the author's "Elegant Personal Requisites." Publisher's brown cloth lettered in gilt on the spine & decorated in blind on the covers.

Moderately rubbed & sunned, brief wear at corners & spine extremities, spine cocked, previous owner's name & his small rubber stamped mark at the front pastedown, toning & sporadic light foxing, otherwise good or better.

"Hitherto, of all the tissues of the human body, the Hair has occupied the the least attention among the scientific, and less among popular writers; and yet how much is the personal appearance dependant on its healthy vigor; and how great the care bestowed on its culture and arrangement in all countries ..." ~Excerpted from the preface.

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Title
The Human Hair, Popularly and Physiologically Considered with Special Reference To Its Preservation, Improvement and Adornment, and the Various Modes of Its Decoration In all Countries.
Author
ROWLAND. Alexander
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Publisher
Piper, Brothers, & Co
Place of Publication
London
Date Published
1853
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Keywords
Hair, Coiffure, Illustrated, Alexander Rowland, Science, Physiology
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