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ANESTHESIA HISTORY ASSOCIATION NEWSLETTERS [1982-1995]
Published by Watson Publishing International 1966. Various paginations [approx. 400pp.] Green Glazed cloth, measuring 9.25 x 11.25, with gilt cover and spine lettering. Near mint. [jp]… (804-582). Learn More »
$37.50
Originally $75.00
CIRCA 1860 SURGEON’S KIT BY MATHIEU OF PARIS
Kit is in excellent condition and is complete with all the instruments. When closed he wooden case meas. approx. 15.75 x 5.00 x 3.50 inches. Box is of dovetail construction with a folding, recessed,… (1117-109). Learn More »
$3,500.00
ON HOLD
RARE CASED SILVER SPRING BLEEDER BY HENRY SCHIVELY OF PHILADELPHIA, FAMED CUTLER AND EARLY MAKER OF THE BOWIE KNIFE
Henry Schively (1784-1863) is famous among Bowie knife collectors as the maker of the earliest signed and dated Bowie knife, likely made under the personal direction of James Bowie on his 1826 or… (30-2228). Learn More »
$600.00
Originally $895.00
SOLD
FULL STANDING VIEW OF UNION HOSPITAL STEWARD
Unidentified subject is posed leaning cross-legged against a marble top decorative podium. The subject wears a dark frock coat with Hospital Steward chevrons on his sleeves. The coat is buttoned only… (846-537). Learn More »
US CIVIL WAR ERA MEDICAL QUININE TIN WITH LABEL
This japanned black tin meas. approx. 1.50 x 1.50 x 3.25 inches with a raised pewter spout at top center. The paper label has browned with age and is 99% present missing only a tiny bit in the lower… (766-1904). Learn More »
$250.00
ON HOLD
NICE CONDITIONED 19TH CENTURY MEDICINE BOTTLE
Glass is aqua in color. The bottle stands 7.25 inches high by 2.25 inches across the rectangular bottom. Bottom is marked “C. WM. C.” The lower body is a straight with three sides having recessed… (924-49). Learn More »
MID- TO LATE-19TH CENTURY CASED PARTIAL DENTAL KIT WITH 13 INSTRUMENTS
Ca. 1869-90. Black & gold maker decal [inner case]: “Sharp & Smith/Manufacturers/of/ surgical instruments/73 Randolph St./ Chicago”. Case is a wooden box measuring 12 x 5 x 16”, with… (344-1489). Learn More »
LARGE VETERINARY SPRING LANCET, MAKER MARKED, CIRCA 1850
Large brass and steel veterinary instrument. A steel spring is attached to the bottom of the brass body. A blade is inserted into slot at the other end and secured with locking bar. Blade is cocked by… (766-1777). Learn More »
$275.00
Originally $395.00
VERY NICE 19TH CENTURY APOTHECARY CHEST WITH BOTTLES AND A FEW INSTRUMENTS
Nice dark grained wooden chest meas. approx. 9.50 inches wide x 11.08 inches long x 9.50 inches high. The box is constructed using rabbet type joints that have been glued. It has a brass hinged lid… (1147-02). Learn More »
$1,250.00
ON HOLD
17TH CENTURY BRONZE MORTAR APOTHECARY JAR WITH BULL MOTIFS
Bronze mortars, like the one pictured here, were essential pharmaceutical tools for apothecaries dating from the 12th century and onward. Mortars from the 17th century ranged in materials from bronze,… (179-1122). Learn More »
MAKER MARKED 19TH CENTURY CURVED SCISSORS
Item meas. approx. 5.50 inches long with the cutting end curved to right. The maker’s mark reads “G. TIEMANN & CO.” Tiemann was one of the major suppliers of surgical sets and instruments… (413-118). Learn More »
$125.00
ON HOLD
MAKER MARKED 19TH CENTURY SMALL FORCEPS
Item meas. approx. 5.00 inches long and has a scissor shaped handle and small straight jaws. Forceps is bright with light scattered mottling. Works properly. Item is marked on the side with… (413-108). Learn More »
EXTRA LARGE CIVIL WAR HARD RUBBER SYRINGE – MAKER MARKED
Black hard rubber syringes from various makers were purchased by the Union Medical Department during the Civil War for various medical procedures. Among those procedures were for rectal infusion of… (413-158). Learn More »
CIVIL WAR ERA “LADIES” HARD RUBBER SYRINGE – MAKER MARKED
Black hard rubber syringes from various makers were available for various medical procedures. Among those procedures were for rectal infusion of liquids, application of medication to the eyes, ears,… (413-173). Learn More »
TIEMANN AMPUTATION SET OF SURGEON JAMES S. GALE, 60th NEW YORK
This is a military style amputation set using sliding latches on the case rather than a civilian key lock and screws securing the top as well as the brass top corners and bands at the upper corners of… (413-65). Learn More »
GERMAN WESTERWALD APOTHECARY PITCHER
Circa 18th/19th century German cobalt grey salt glazed apothecary pitcher. Single handle with spout. Flower design with painted spout. Measures 3 ½” x 3”. In excellent condition. [ws]… (734-38). Learn More »
$175.00
Originally $200.00
ON HOLD
LARGE CIVIL WAR HARD RUBBER SYRINGE
Black hard rubber syringes from various makers were purchased by the Union Medical Department during the Civil War for various medical procedures. Among those procedures were for rectal infusion of… (413-170). Learn More »
LARGE CIVIL WAR HARD RUBBER SYRINGE
Black hard rubber syringes from various makers were purchased by the Union Medical Department during the Civil War for various medical procedures. Among those procedures were for rectal infusion of… (413-169). Learn More »
LARGE CIVIL WAR HARD RUBBER SYRINGE
Black hard rubber syringes from various makers were purchased by the Union Medical Department during the Civil War for various medical procedures. Among those procedures were for rectal infusion of… (413-168). Learn More »
LARGE CIVIL WAR HARD RUBBER SYRINGE
Black hard rubber syringes from various makers were purchased by the Union Medical Department during the Civil War for various medical procedures. Among those procedures were for rectal infusion of… (413-163). Learn More »
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CIVIL WAR EAGLE POMMEL PRESENTATION SWORD BY PATIENTS AT MOWER GENERAL HOSPITAL TO DR. J.A.C. HANLY, MARCH 20th, 1863
Mower General Hospital, first known as Chestnut Hill Hospital, was one of the largest U.S. General Hospitals. Planned and built in 1862, it opened in early 1863 and could hold 3600 patients. Covering 27 acres the complex included 47 wards and other… (870-613). Learn More »
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