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AIHP Bestsellers___________________________
Ethical Responsibility in Pharmacy Practice, by Robert Buerki and Louis D. Vottero •review
Drugstore Memories, edited by Glenn Sonnedecker, David L. Cowen, and Gregory J. Higby •review
Kremers and Urdang's History of Pharmacy, by Glenn Sonnedecker •review
History of Drug Containers and Their Labels, by George Griffenhagen and Mary Bogard •review
American Pharmacy (1852-2002): A Collection of Historical
Essays
Gregory Higby and Elaine Stroud, eds. 2005, 128 pp. Essays reprinted from
the Journal of the American Pharmaceutical Association series commemorating
the sesquicentennial of the American Pharmaceutical Association. Monograph
series #21. ISBN: 0-931292-39-5
BKS06 $20.00 ($12.00)
Apothecaries and the Drug Trade: Essays in Celebration
of the Work of David L. Cowen
Gregory Higby and Elaine Stroud, eds. 2001, 81 pp. Proceedings of a symposium
sponsored by the AIHP and the AAHM in honor of the career of David L.
Cowen. Four essays by leading scholars concerning the history of pharmacy
and pharmacy practice in Europe and the United States. Monograph series
#19. ISBN: 0-931292-36-0
BKS08 $10.00 ($6.00)
Can A Professional Ethos Be Taught?
Proceedings of a workshop sponsored by the AIHP at the
85th Annual Meeting of the AACP; formal presentations reprinted with permission
of the American Journal of Pharmaceutical Education, and panel discussion
transcribed by the AIHP, 1985, 18 pp.
BKS10 $4.00 ($2.75)
Chemical Pharmacy Enters the University: Johannes Hartmann and the Didactic Care of Chymiatria
in the Early Seventeenth Century
Bruce T. Moran, 1991, 88 pp. Discussion of the roots of
medicinal chemistry and the entrance of pharmacy into western academia.
Monograph Series #14. ISBN: 0-931292-23-9 pbk; ISBN: 0-931292-24-7 cloth.
BKS16 paper $8.50 ($5.50)
BKS17 cloth $16.00 ($10.00)
Companion Manual to Ethical Practices in Pharmacy: A Guidebook for Pharmacy Technicians
Robert A. Buerki, Louis D. Vottero, 1997, 28 pp. Provides
a commentary for each situation presented in Ethical Practices in Pharmacy:
A Guidebook for Pharmacy Technicians (see below) ISBN: 0-931292-29-8
BKS97 $6.00 ($3.60)
Drugs and Medicines, tobacco and segars": As Madison
Grows Pharmacy Grows+
Russell W. Archer, 1979, 416 pp. Traces the growth of pharmacy in Madison
from 1837-1937, also includes a brief history of the American Institute
of the History of Pharmacy up to 1979, cloth.
BKS98 $20.00 ($12.00)
Drugstore Memories
Glenn Sonnedecker, David L. Cowen, and Gregory J. Higby, editors, 2002,
154pp. Community pharmacists of other times recall life behind the counter
in Drugstore Memories, an anthology of reminiscences, diaries, memoirs,
letters, and other publications. ISBN 0-931292-38-7
BKS14 $15.00 ($9.00)
Ethical Practices in Pharmacy: A Guidebook for Pharmacy Technicians
Robert A. Buerki, and Louis D. Vottero, 1997, 55 pp. Addresses the expectations
for ethical behavior raised by the "Code of Ethics for Pharmacy Technicians,"
approved by the Board of Directors of the American Associations of Pharmacy
Technicians on January 1996 and the "Model Curriculum for Pharmacy
Technician Training." (Companion Manual is available. See above.)
ISBN 0-931292-28-X
BKS20 $9.50 ($5.70)
Ethical Responsibility in Pharmacy Practice, 2nd Ed.
Robert A. Buerki and Louis D. Vottero, 2002, 272 pp. Second expanded edition
of this popular textbook that presents the study of pharmacy ethics using
case histories and discussion questions. ISBN: 0-931292-37-9
BKS18 $25.00 ($15.00)
Folklore and Folk Medicine
John Scarborough, ed., 1987, 122 pp. Proceedings of the
1986 Symposium. Monograph Series #10. ISBN: 0-931292-19-0
BKS25 $9.00 ($5.75)
George Urdang (1882-1960): Images from His Life and Work+
Holger Goetzendorff, 2000, 258 pp. An illustrated history
detailing the life and times of George Urdang, the pioneering historian
of pharmacy in the United States, and the first director of the AIHP.
BKS26 $60.00 ($40.00)
Guide
to Pharmacy Museums and Historical Collections in the United States and
Canada
George Griffenhagen, Beth D. Fisher, Ernst Stieb, 1999.
Updated listing. ISBN 0-931292-34-4
BKS27 $12.00 ($8.00)
Historical
Hobbies for the Pharmacist
Gregory Higby & Elaine Stroud, eds., 1994, 84 pp. Proceedings
of 1993 symposium chaired by George Griffenhagen. Monograph Series #15.
ISBN: 0-931292-26-3
BKS31 $8.00 ($5.00)
History
of Drug Containers and Their Labels
George Griffenhagen and Mary O. Bogard, 1999. Worldwide
development of the drug container and its label, from its origin to the
present. ISBN 0-931292-33-6
BKS35 $19.95 ($11.95)
In
Service to American Pharmacy: The Professional Life of William Procter,
Jr.+
Gregory J. Higby, 1992, 269 pp. Biography of William Procter,
Jr., and his influence on American Pharmacy. University of Alabama Press.
ISBN: 0-8173-0591-2 cloth
BKS40 $15.00 ($9.00)
Inside Story of Medicines: A Symposium
Gregory J. Higby, and Elaine Stroud, eds., 1997, 304 pp. Papers read at
the 1996 symposium "Medicines: The Inside Story, " held in Atlanta,
Georgia. Addresses questions relating to the discovery, development, and
utilization of medicines. Monograph Series #16. ISBN: 0931292-32-8 pbk;
ISBN 0931292-31-X cloth.
BKS41 paper $15.00 ($9.00)
BKS42 cloth $25.00 ($15.00)
Kremers
& Urdang's History of Pharmacy
Glenn Sonnedecker, rev. 4th ed., 1976, 571 pp. 129 illustrations.
(A study guide to the textbook is available. See below.)
ISBN: 0-931292-17-4
BKS45 $40.00 ($24.00)
Medicine
and Pharmacy in American Political Prints (1765-1870)
William H. Helfand, 1978, 84 pp., illus. Monograph Series
#4. ISBN: 0-931292-07-7
BKS50 $11.00 ($7.00)
My
Dear Mr. Bell: Letters from Dr. Jonathan Pereira to Mr. Jacob Bell, London,
1844-1853
C. P. Cloughly, J. G. L. Burnby, and M. P. Earles, eds.,
1987,
129 pp. ISBN: 0-931292-18-2
BKS55 $10.00 ($6.00)
One
Hundred Years of the National Formulary: A Symposium
Gregory J. Higby, ed., 1989, 112 pp. The 1988 symposium
sponsored by the AIHP and the United States Pharmacopeial Convention,
Inc., at the AIHP Annual Meeting in Atlanta. Monograph Series #12. ISBN:
0-931292-21-2
BKS60 $8.00 ($5.00)
Pharmacopeia of the United States, First Edition
Gregory Higby and Elaine Stroud, eds. 2005, 272 pp. Complete facsimile
of the first edition of the USP published in 1820.
ISBN: 0-931292-41-7
BKS08 $25.00 ($15.00)
Pharmacy
in History
Quarterly journal included with AIHP membership ($50.00
annual dues, $55.00 outside North America). This title and the printed
format began as Volume 4, 1959, continuing to present. Single issue price
for members or non-members is $7.50 per issue. (Numbers out of print are:
Vol. 4, #1, 2; Vol. 5, #3; all of Vol. 6; all of Vol. 7; Vol. 8, #1; Vol.
9, #2, 3; Vol. 11, #1, 2, 3; Vol. 12, #3; Vol. 17, #4; Vol. 18, #1; Vol.
20, #2; Vol. 21, #1; Vol. 23, #3; Vol. 25, #1, 2; Vol. 26, #1; Vol. 27,
#2; Vol. 28, #1; Vol. 30, #2.) ISSN: 0031-7047
BKS76
Pharmacy
in Philately Album
George
Griffenhagen, 1989, 80 pp., illus. Topical stamp album tracing the history
of the profession of pharmacy from ancient to modern times. 440 illustrations
representing 112 countries.
BKS80 $20.00 ($12.00)
Pill
Peddlers: Essays on the History of the Pharmaceutical Industry
Jonathan Liebenau, Gregory J. Higby, and Elaine C. Stroud,
eds., 1990, 133 pp. Proceedings of the 1987 symposium on the history of
the pharmaceutical industry emphasising the industry's international growth.
Monograph Series #13.
ISBN: 0-931292-22-0
BKS86 $10.95 ($6.95)
Potions,
Pills, and Purges: The Art of Pharmacy
William H. Helfand, 1995, 60 pp. Guide to 1995 exhibit,
"The Art of Pharmacy," at the Philadelphia Museum of Art.
BKS88 $15.95 ($9.50)
The
Role of Women in Pharmacy+
Mary J. Berg and Janice K. Fuller, eds., 1993, 160 pp.
Proceedings from the International Leadership Symposium held in London,
England, June 1987.
BKS87 $10.00 ($6.00)
The
Section of Teachers of Continuing Education at Twenty-Five Years+
Proceedings of the AACP symposium, reprinted from American
Journal of Pharmaceutical Education, Vol. 52, Winter 1988, 20 pp.
BKS90 $4.00 ($2.75)
A
Selection of Primary Sources for the History of Pharmacy in the United
States: Books and Trade Catalogs from the Colonial Period to 1940
Nydia M. King, 1987, 123 pp. Monograph Series #9. Descriptive
catalog of selected university micro-films and fiche of rare or out of
print works relating to the history of pharmacy.
ISBN: 0-931292-16-6
BKS92 $11.00 ($7.00)
Sources
in the History of American Pharmacology
John Parascandola and Elizabeth Keeney, 1983, 59 pp.
ISBN: 0-931292-12-3
BKS94 $5.00 ($3.00)
The
Spirit of Voluntarism: A Legacy of Commitment and Contribution. The United
States Pharmacopeia, 1820-1995+
Lee Anderson and Gregory J. Higby, 1995, 598 pp. A history
of the USP, featured at the USP 175th anniversary celebration on 9 March
1995. United States Pharmacopeial Convention, Inc.
ISBN : 0-913595-88-8
BKS95 $30.00 ($18.00)
A
Study Guide Companion to Kremers & Urdang's History of Pharmacy
Robert G. Mrtek, 1984, 83 pp. Workbook designed for use
with the Kremers & Urdang textbook. ISBN: 0-931292-14-X
BKS96 $7.00 ($4.60)
Teaching the History of Pharmacy Today
Robert A. Buerki, ed., 1999, 90 pp. Proceedings of symposium
from the 1997 AIHP Annual Meeting.
BKS67 $10.00 ($6.00)
Wisconsin Show Globe: The Wisconsin Pharmaceutical Association,
1880-1980+
Eunice Bonow Bardell, 1983, 294 pp. A History of the Wisconsin Pharmaceutical
Association. Published by Wisconsin Pharmaceutical Association.
BKS99 $15.00 ($9.00)
Agatha Christie and Pharmacy
Three articles from Pharmacy in History , 1991, 19 pp.
PL1 $4.50 ($3.00)
Drug Supplies
in the American Revolution+
George B. Griffenhagen (from United States Museum Bulletin 225, p. 110-113).
PL15 $3.00 ($2.20)
History of Dosage
Forms and Basic Preparations+
Robert A. Buerki and Gregory J. Higby. Offprint from the
Encyclopedia of Pharmaceutical Technology, Vol. 7, 1993, pp. 299-339,
Marcel Dekker, Inc.
PL17 $6.00 ($4.00)
"Let Us
Sing of Lydia Pinkham" and Other Proprietary Medicines
William
Helfand, 1994, 43 pp., illus. Lively and informative examination of proprietary
medicine advertising songs and songbooks.
PL20 $8.00 ($4.75)
New Light on
the Origin of Show Globes
George Urdang, 1949, 5 pp.
PL25 $2.00 ($1.00)
Old English Patent
Medicines in America
George B. Griffenhagen and James Harvey Young (from Pharmacy
in History, Vol. 34, #4, 1992, 32 pp.; reprinted with additional reference
material from United States Museum Bulletin 218, pp. 155-83).
PL27 $3.50 ($2.00)
Pharmaco-Historical
Resources in Madison, Wisconsin
Gregory J. Higby and Elaine C. Stroud, 1989, 18 pp. Reprinted
from Pharmacy in History.
PL35 $3.00 ($2.20)
Pharmaceutical
Education in Nineteenth-Century Ohio
Robert A. Buerki, 1995, 42 pp. Reprint from Ohio History.
PL51 $3.00 ($2.20)
Pharmacy in the
United States . . . Prior to the Civil War+
George Urdang (from The Merck Report, April and July 1947),
10 pp.
PL40 $3.00 ($2.20)
Receipts to Cure Various Disorders+
Facsimile, translation, and commentary of pharmacy recipe book sent to
Mr. Winthrop by Dr. Stafford in 1643 (The Badger Pharmacist, April 1937,
No. 15) 24 pp.
PL50 $3.00 ($2.20)
Drugstore Cabaret: Reflections of Pharmacy in Popular
Music
Ragtime-flavored musical tape featuring 20 pharmacy related songs performed
by Max Morath with a 32-page illustrated booklet by Allen G. Debus.
PPM12 $16.00 ($10.00)
Historical Pharmacy Calendar
Featuring 12 black and white illustrations with a focus on American pharmacy.
Available October 15th for the following year.
PPM15 $6.00 ($4.00)
Medicines: The Inside Story CD-ROM+
A virtual tour of the Museum Exhibit, including the interactives on CD-ROM;
IBM or MAC version please indicate preference.
PPM18 $14.95 ($12.95)
Reflections of Pharmacy in Old-Time Radio
Compiled and annotated by Mickey C. Smith. A 60-minute cassette tape of
excerpts from radio of the '40s and early '50s with program leaflet.
PPM40 $11.00 ($7.00)
Each set of slides is accompanied by a manuscript keyed to the slides for oral presentation. A bibliographic note is included for those who wish to do additional background reading on the subject. Postpaid purchase prices are given; however, AIHP members may borrow a slide talk without charge for 90 days.
Carl W. Scheele,
Pharmacist-Chemist
George Urdang and Ernst Stieb. The life and work of an 18th-century pharmacist
who became one of the great chemists of all time. 20 slides.
ST5 $25.00 ($15.00)
A Collector's
Guide to Prescription Vials and Bottles
Mary O. Bogard. Pharmacy glassware from the 19th and early
20th centuries. 20 slides.
ST10 $25.00 ($15.00)
Drugs and Pharmacy
on Stamps
George B. Griffenhagen. The history of pharmacy and materia
medica on stamps. 55 slides.
ST15 $54.00 ($32.50)
From Turlington's
Balsam to Hadacol—The Medicines in Their Bottles
James Harvey Young. A history of patent medicines in America from colonial
days to present. 31 slides.
ST30 $34.00 ($20.50)
Medicines in
the American Revolutionary Period
Michael B. Shannon. The story of pharmacy and drugs in colonial and revolutionary
America. 45 slides.
ST40 $40.00 ($24.00)
Nineteenth-Century
Proprietary Medicine Trade Cards
William
H. Helfand. Trade Cards advertising proprietary medicines, late 19th and
early 20th centuries. 54 slides.
ST45 $53.00 ($32.00)
Pharmacy Through
the Ages
George Griffenhagen. This visual history traces the evolution of pharmacy
practice from the 2nd century until the 1960s, with period paintings,
woodcuts, engravings, and photographs. 30 slides.
ST53 $33.00 ($20.00)
Powders and Pills
of Oldtime Pharmacists
James R. Fenno. The development of various forms of administration of
drugs, particularly oral dosage forms such as powders, pills, and capsules.
39 slides.
ST55 $41.00 ($24.50)
Shop Bottles,
Another Mirror of the Practice of Pharmacy
John K. Crellin and Mary O. Bogard. Shop bottles in 19th-century
American pharmacy. 20 slides.
ST70 $25.00 ($15.00)
Bibliographies
for Bottle Collectors
Mary O. Bogard, 1982, 11 pp.
BL14 $5.00 ($3.40)
Bibliography
of Papers Published by the APhA Section on Historical Pharmacy 1904-1967
George B. Griffenhagen, n.d. , revised by Robert A. Buerki,
27 pp. Author and subject indexes.
BL10 $3.00 ($2.20)
Bibliography
of the Publications of George Urdang
Georg Dann, revised and supplemented by Gregory Higby (reprinted from
Pharmacy in History 24: 1982, 106-114), 8 pp.
BL13 $3.00 ($2.20)
A Bibliography
on the History of Colonial and Revolutionary Medicine and Pharmacy
David L. Cowen, 1975, 16 pp.
BL15 $3.00 ($2.20)
Partial Bibliography
on the History of Dosage Forms
Glenn Sonnedecker and Gregory Higby, 1982, 10 pp.
BL25 $3.00 ($2.20)
Pharmaceutical
Philately
George Griffenhagen, 1980, 3 pp. A selective, topical bibliography from
Historical Hobbies for the Pharmacist.
BL30 $2.00 ($1.00)
Pharmacy in the
Individual States: A Selective Historical Bibliography
Glenn Sonnedecker, 1983, 13 pp.
BL35 $3.00 ($2.20)
Tools of the
Apothecary: A Select Bibliography
George B. Griffenhagen and Ernst W. Stieb, 1975, 13 pp.
BL40 $3.00 ($2.20)
