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Item Code: 413-169
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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 liquids, application of medication to the eyes, ears, and other orifices.
Dark brown hard rubber syringe measures approximately 7” long overall. It has a reservoir that is 4” long and 1.6” in diameter. Plunger has finger ring on end and works properly. Half-inch long tip. Both the tip and plunger ends screw on/off. Syringe is unmarked.
This item is in excellent condition. [jet] [ph:m]
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