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carbonic-oxid poisoning (charcoal-fumes)
murder produced with a fascine-knife
murder - the result of various injuries inflicted with different instruments
punctured-incised wounds of the left hand received in self-defence
suffocation by a portion of the membranes
suicide by hanging with a double rope
suicide by cutting the throat
agonal injuries of the face
burns produced by flames
Murder or suicide by burning
child pierced with a pointed conical instrument
infant skull
suicide through stabbing
larvae of flies in the angles of the eyelids and mouth
From: Eduard von Hofmann: Atlas of legal medicine (or. Atlas der gerichtlichen Medizin), 1898
"The colored plates and the photographic reproductions have been very ably executed by Mr. A. Schmitson." - Author's pref
