The Guyoscope 1898 Grand Double Christmas Number, Magazine Guy's Hospital Rare

Title: The Guyoscope - Christmas Issue. Publisher: Office of the Medical School, Guy's Hospital, London. Edition: First and only printing. The Christmas Issue published in November 1898. The Guyoscope was established in 1897 at Guy's Hospital in London by Dr B Burnett-Ham, as a'medical Punch', a comic magazine for medical students, nurses, and doctors, inspired by some caricatures of the teaching staff by Stanley Cock.

The type of humour and general attitude is similar to that of the Wipers Times twenty years later. Very few copies appear to have survived. Original card stapled binding, in attractive condition, with some wear wear and marking (please see pictures). 9 inches by 5.5 inches. Browning to covers and all leaves (see pictures). Internally clean and free of inscriptions. After completing his studies he became a noted artist, contributing caricatures to Vanity Fair.

His study of Lord Banbury is held by the National Portrait Gallery. We take great care in the packaging of all our books to ensure that they arrive as described. We have over 3,500 items listed for sale and add new items every day.

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Non-Fiction Subject: Guy's Hospital
Year Printed: 1898
Fiction Subject: Humour
Binding: Magazine
Original/Reproduction: Original
Format: Hardback
Date of Publication: 1850-1899
Fiction Type: Humour
Weight: 105g
Illustrator: Stanley Cock
Author: Burnett-Ham
Original/Facsimile: Original
Language: English
Special Attributes: 1st Edition, Illustrated