Posterior view of a left dislocated femur and hip bone Finish:Single Actors David McCallum (left) and

Actors David McCallum (left) and Anthony Valentine on the film set during filming of 'Colditz'

but here the journal takes things a step further by depicting him as a Jewish tailor (an occupation that earned a living for many working-class Jews in London)

Figure from page 124 of the book Curiosities of glass making with details of the processes and productions of ancient and modern ornamental glass manufacture by Apsley Pellatt (David Bogue

Original: copperplate engraving

Showing the internal surface of the stomach of a cod

Posterior view of a left dislocated femur and hip bone Finish:Single Actors David McCallum (left) andIllustration showing the head of the femur dislocated from the hip bone, both show signs of disease. This specimen is taken from a 20 year old patient who had suffered from a disease of the hip for two years. Plate 6 from Diseases of the Hip Joint by William Coulson (London, Thomas Hurst, 1837). Inscription: 'Plate. 6, J. Perry del et lithog. Printed by G. Hallmandel.' Original: engraving. 1837