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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 important early Staffordshire creamware antique leeches jar. This is a relic from the start of the tradition of English decorative ceramic leeches jar. No such jar is in the Wellcome Medical Collection (Science Museum), London. Medical antiques expert Dr. Donald Blaufox has a similar antique leeches jar on his website that he dates to 1780. A second leeches jar of the type, now in the Colonial Williamsburg collection, is dated to 1775 - 1790. All original and no repairs. $12,500 |
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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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