Which textbook is this image on protein tertiary structure from? I am trying to find the original textbook image that is the inspiration for many schematic figures showing tertiary interactions (hydrogen bonding, ionic interactions, hydrophobic interactions, disulfide bridges). The earliest I found was in a blog, without source attribution, and is reproduced here:

It must be from Chapter 8 of some textbook. The same blog shows other figures and tables from the same textbook, I think, for example:

The quantitative nature of the table points at a upper-level text (rather than the last chapter of organic chemistry, or a biology introductory text). The black and white figure (intended as such as judged by the rastering of the gray shade) suggests 1960s or early 1970s. There is a picture of the structure of hemoglobin in another figure (a schematic of a wood slab layer model, and a low resolution model next to it), so it cannot be written earlier than 1959.
I don't have access to a library with old textbooks at the moment, so I am asking here.
I did find a newer colorized version (with at least one mistake) here:
The illustration is likely taken from a later edition of Baum's Introduction to organic and biological chemistry.
The first edition [1, p. 292] presents nearly identical illustration under a different number alongside with a note that the image was adapted from Bennett's Graphic Biochemistry [2]:



Unfortunately, at the moment (2020-10-16) [1] is available on The Internet Archive only for a limited amount of time for borrowing, and I was unable to find a full-text source for [2].
References

Stuart J. Baum. Introduction to Organic and Biological Chemistry, 1st ed.; Macmillan: London, 1970.
Bennett T. P. Graphic Biochemistry. The Chemistry of Biological Molecules; Macmillan, 1968; Vol. 1.