Skip to content

Zeitschriftendatenbank

Content

New search

The American journal of orthopaedic surgery

Boston, Mass. : [Verlag nicht ermittelbar] 1903-1919

Place this title record on the watch list
Options
ExportMARC21xmlJSON-LDTurtleRDF/XMLFeedback
Order options
More title information
ZDB-ID

422662-8  

Title

The American journal of orthopaedic surgery

Published

Boston, Mass. : [Verlag nicht ermittelbar]

Publication history

1.1903 - 16.1918(1919)

Notes

Hauptsacht. teils: The American journal of orthopedic surgery

Former/later titles

Predecessor:  American Orthopaedic Association: Transactions of the American Orthopaedic Association 

Successor:  The Journal of orthopaedic surgery 

Standard numbers

OCLC number: 632810472

Subject indexing

DDC subject groups: 610 Medicine & health 

Manifestation

journal

Country of publication

United States, USA 

Media type

Print

IDN

012369578

Last Change

03-09-22

ClosexDelivery services
Please note: The ZDB only provides links to the delivery services. Please note the providers’ terms of service.

Filter holdings

Filter holdings
Filter holdings

Year of publication

Interlibrary loan region

Location of library

Export title record
Close x
Preview
Sorted by
Display all holding information
Berlin SBB Haus Unter d.Linden
Link to library information[BER, DE-1]
Holdings
Shelfmark
4"@Kg 13448/55
Holdings
14.1916 - 16.1918(1919)
Holdings gaps
[N=14.1916,2-3u.6-8u.10-11;15.1917,1-2u.8-10;16.1918,1-4u.9]
Interlibrary loan
yes, copy and loan
Shelfmark
Kg 13448/55
Holdings
11.1913/14 - 13.1915
Interlibrary loan
yes, copy and loan
Münster ULB Zentralbibliothek
Link to library information[NRW, DE-6]
Holdings
Shelfmark
Vl 38
Holdings
2.1904/05 - 16.1918(1919)
Holdings gaps
[L=15-16]
Interlibrary loan
yes, copy and loan
Würzburg UB
Link to library information[BAY, DE-20]
Holdings
Location
shelf number: M.q. 1819
Holdings
9.1911/12-16.1918(1919)
Interlibrary loan
no
Location
323 / shelf number: 323/ohne Sign.
Holdings
1.1903-3.1905; 10.1912-12.1914
Interlibrary loan
no