| Description Of Item | Colour illustration of the stomach of a woman who died by ingestion of white arsenic. Note on reverse states she lived for three days after ingestion, two of which were spent at the Royal Infirmary [of Edinburgh]. The quantity of arsenic ingested could not be ascertained. Whilst at the Royal Infirmary the patient had a very weak pulse and constant vomiting. The mucus membrane was inflamed, and a ‘line of separation chiefly at Pyloric Extremity’ |