Vienna: 1927. One page, on Freud’s personal letterhead. In blue ink. Signed “Freud”, dated. 150 × 226 mm. Sigmund Freud's signed autograph letter to Frau Wolff concerning her daughter's treatment at the Berlin Poliklinik. In this signed holograph letter, Sigmund Freud (1856–1939) addresses Frau Wolff concerning the treatment of..... More
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[Vienna]: [Dr. L. Wittelshöfer (Druck der k. Wiener Zeitung)], 1884. First edition. Complete issues without covers. Printed in two columns, each counted as a page. Freud’s paper appears on pp. 244–246; 276–279. Modern half leather, marbled paper boards. pp. [241]–268; 273–296. First edition of Freud’s first clinical case study... More
[Vienna]: [Dr. L. Wittelshöfer (Druck der k. Wiener Zeitung)], 1884. First edition. Complete issues without covers. Printed in two columns, each counted as a page. Freud’s paper appears on pp. 389–392; 425–429. Modern half leather, marbled paper boards. pp. [385]–416; [417]–448. Freud’s early neurological research, one of his only three..... More