Antique inhaler made in Japan. It is a very rare inhaler (medical device) around the Taisho era (about 100 years ago). It was in the early stages of development of these appliances. It is carefully constructed and carefully packed in a wooden box. The handwritten box writing such as handwritten notes on the front and back is also wonderful. It wasn’t mass-produced so much at that time, and it was special. It is truly an area of?? The medicine in a container called a kettle. The water that has expanded due to being heated by an alcohol lamp. Through the tube, with the medicine set near the tip. With a clever structure of being sprayed. In the old days, it was mainly used for respiratory treatment such as throat and trachea. It has been used as a medical device. Drugs salt, baking soda, boric acid, etc. At the bottom of the spray tube tip. Set and use the glass containing. Very thick with a wooden handle. It comes with a solid, high-quality brass kettle. At the bottom is an alcohol lamp. No alcohol lamp on the box. There is, but since something like a glass is an alcohol lamp. It seems that I bought more at that time. There are no major problems in appearance, and the condition is. I think it’s good for the age. It’s solid enough to be practical, but. For those who want to collect, exhibit at the museum, or store. Please check the image before considering. Notation on the back of the lid. Do not cook the empty pot when using. After use, disinfect with hot air, remove the water from the kettle and polish it. Inhaler body size approx. Maximum height 32.5 cm. Pedestal diameter 14 cm. Weight about 2 kg. Storage wooden box size approx. Width 28.5 cm. Height 39.5 cm. Weight about 1.8kg. It has high material value. Also as an object? Approximate 7-21days(To USA). This item is in the category “Antiques\Science & Medicine (Pre-1930)\Medicine\Other Medical Antiques”. The seller is “no_spe-94″ and is located in this country: JP. This item can be shipped worldwide.
- Maker: Unknown
- Original/Reproduction: Original
- Time Period Manufactured: Pre-1930
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