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59. A rare Tiemann patent direct tourniquet. The turn is marked by the maker. This is the only example known to this dealer. $675
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60. A c. 1800 antique Culpeper-type microscope with original pyramid case and drawer of accessories, including four objectives, a spring-stage, fish-plate, cone diaphragm, 6 sliders, and canisters for mica and talc. The antique microscope was probably made by Dolland, London. $2,750
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61. An impressive vintage leeches jar as commissioned by the Royal Pharmaceutical Society, London, in 1991. This attractive leeches jar is made to a high standard and the size and weight are correct. 36.5cm tall. $675
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62. Joseph Janvier Woodward, M.D., Outlines of the Chief Camp Diseases of the United States Armies. Philadelphia: J.B. Lippincott & Co., 1863. 364 pp. This Civil War medical manual has its original covers and is sound. $475
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| 63. A 1970s Hewlett Packard Rappaport Sprague binaural stethoscope Model 280 with its original accessories and literature. This acoustic binaural stethoscope was made to a high standard in Waltham, Massachusetts, by Hewlett Packard. $850 |
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64. A c. 1880 ceramic invalid cup in the so-called blue onion pattern and marked W.T. $75 |
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| 65. A detailed anatomical model of the human head in mid-section. The life-size model is by Auzoux, Paris, and so marked. It is in excellent condition and is mounted on a later base. $1,850 |
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