Atlas of Human Histology by Mariano S. H. di Fiore

Atlas of Human Histology by Mariano S. H. di Fiore is a respected and beautifully produced medical reference work that served generations of medical students, anatomists, pathologists, and laboratory professionals. This Fifth Edition, published by Lea & Febiger in 1981, remains a highly collectible and practical scientific atlas thanks to its exceptionally detailed histological plates and clear educational presentation.

Containing 122 original colour plates and 231 figures, Atlas of Human Histology provides a comprehensive visual study of human tissues and microscopic anatomy. Di Fiore’s work became internationally recognised for presenting complex histological structures in an accessible and highly visual format, making it an enduring resource for students of medicine, nursing, pathology, embryology, biology, and laboratory sciences.

Atlas of Human Histology covers the cellular structure and microscopic organisation of tissues and organs throughout the human body, supported by carefully prepared colour illustrations that remain useful even decades after publication. Vintage medical textbooks of this quality are increasingly sought after by collectors of scientific literature, university libraries, medical historians, and practitioners who appreciate classic anatomical illustration techniques.

This 1981 hardcover edition of Atlas of Human Histology presents attractively on the shelf with its dark green boards and gilt titling. It is ideal both as a functional academic reference and as an interesting collectible item from the golden era of printed medical atlases.

Condition – Very Good 

Very good 1981 hardcover. The boards remain strong and clean with light general shelf wear. Gilt titling remains bright and attractive. Internally the book is clean and well preserved overall. There is prior ownership in ink on the front endpaper together with discoloration and offset marking to the endpaper. The text pages and plates remain well bound and fully intact.