medicine, remedies / medicinal drugs, "Der Quacksalber" (The Quacksalver), after painting by Albert Müller-Lingke (1844 - 1900), wood engraving by Theodor Knesing, from: "Die Gartenlaube", issue 12, Leipzig, 1885, Additional-Rights-Clearences-Not Available


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