Human Forearm and Hand Skeletal Anatomy Diagram #3048589 (License: Personal Use)

This black-and-white vintage illustration depicts the skeletal structure of the human forearm and hand, including the radius (labeled 'o'), ulna ('e'), carpal bones ('p'), metacarpals ('q'), and phalanges ('J'). Fine linework highlights joint articulations and bone morphology, typical of 19th-century anatomical texts. The dotted arc near the thumb suggests range of motion or anatomical emphasis.

Commonly used in educational resources, medical textbooks, anatomy websites, and historical science archives; serves users seeking foundational knowledge of upper limb osteology or visual references for teaching.