MEDICAL ANTIQUES ARCHIVES
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Two 18th century antique dental forceps in hand-wrought iron.
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A rare life-size antique anatomical model of a uterus and full term fetus. The model is signed by Auzoux (Paris), a company considered to be the finest commercial maker of anatomical models, and dated 1920.
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A c. 1850 antique hearing aid intricately carved from ivory. The workmanship is of a very high quality. Nine inches long.
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A very large c. 1915 antique cold cathode x-ray tube by Machlett, New York. This interrupterless transformer tube is 22" long, and it has a slight purple tint to the bulb. It is a fine radiology antique.
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A c. 1860 antique trephine suite of instruments by Luer, Paris. The group includes two crown trephines, each with a depth limit guard, a brush for cleaning bone dust from the blades, and a rasp. The handles are ebony.
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A well-made antique anesthesia nitrous oxide gas and ether inhaler as introduced, in the early 1900s, by Sir Frederick Hewitt (1857-1916), anesthetist to King Edward VII. The Hewitt's improved large bore inhaler is a modification of Clover's portable regulating inhaler. The reservoir is hand-engraved: Geo. Barth & Co. London / Sole Makers.
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A c. 1800 antique bloodletting lancet with original case. The instrument is known as a thumb lancet due the manner in which it was held and pushed into a blood vessel. Tortoiseshell guards protect the blade.
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A fine c. 1865 Follin ophthalmoscope with condenser and case. The handle to this antique ophthalmoscope is ivory. The set was made by George Tiemann & Co., New York, and is complete and all-original. A Tiemann ophthalmoscope from this period is a relatively rare find.
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An interesting c. 1860 antique cheek retractor by Lüer, Paris.
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A c. 1930 antique anatomical model of the heart and lungs by Welch, Chicago.
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