The American journal of the medical sciences
The American Journal of the Medical Sciences is a periodical of medical writing published in the United States in 1827, aimed at physicians and medical readers. Its one picture is a printed shield-shaped device with the Latin motto 'Quae prosunt omnibus' around a winged caduceus, the staff entwined with two snakes. A designer might take from it a compact emblem model: a symmetrical shield frame, a winged staff and a motto set along the curved edges.
