| 209. An unusual combination pocket syringe and bottle for treating venereal disease. It was patented in 1878 by Whitall Tatum and Company, Philadelphia. $125 |
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| 210. A very rare c. 1880s albumen photograph of the shop of the surgical instrument maker Frederick Haslam at 83 Pulaski Street, Brooklyn. Edmonson shows no such photographs of nineteenth century surgical instrument maker's premises. See Edmonson, p. 211. $175 |
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211. A c. 1860 Judaic antique circumcision shield. This Jewish ritual antique circumcision guard has quite decorative pierced-work and engraved floral designs. It also features a Magen David (Star of David). SOLD |
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| 212. A set of three antique trocars and cannulae by Arnold & Sons, London. From small to large they are an exploring trocar; a hydrocele trocar; a trocar for paracentesis abdominis. $375
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| 213. A fine and large solid silver Practical Materia Medica award medal presented by William Craig, M.D., F.R.S.E., Lecturer, to Charles Horace Andrews for the Session of 1890. The other side of the medal has a deeply stamped coat–of-arms and motto of the School of Medicine, Surgeon’s Hall, Edinburgh. A silver neck chain is attached, though not shown here. $325 |
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| 214. A c. 1890 antique magnifying lens in a silver mount with a cupid finial. $275 |
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| 215. A pair of antique sterling silver trachea tubes and cannulae. $150 |
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| 216.
A c. 1890 antique Goodell's uterine
dilator made by Lentz, Philadelphia. The grips are ebony.
$125
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