Vintage Medical Equipment

Vintage White & Black Trimmed Enamel Medical Equipment Tool Tray with Lid. This Enamel Medical Equipment Tool Tray measures approximately 17.25 inches long, 2 inches tall and 4.75 inches wide. White & Black Trimmed Enamel Medical Equipment Tool Tray with Lid. In good condition but does have wear and tear due to use and age. There are small stains, scratches, scuff marks, dents and areas with missing paint. Please see all photos.

This antique medical equipment light is a must-have for collectors and is also suitable for fluorescence diagnostics. The OLD-41 model is enclosed in a stylish bakelite case, adding charm and attractiveness to it. It is believed that the device was made in the USSR, which once again emphasizes its unique history. This medical equipment illuminator is ideal for display or educational purposes and is a rare find for those interested in history. The bright and vibrant lighting makes it a valuable addition to any collection. It was also used by the USSR intelligence services as an ultraviolet detector.

Vintage Quack Medical Devise The Adolph Levy Co Brooklyn, N. We are pleased to offer this Early Quack Medical Devise by The Adolph Levy Co. This vintage devise shows normal signs of use and age and has not been tested. Refer to photos for exact details.

Vtg Blood Pressure Medical Equip Germany Nova Presmeter House Call Dr Tycos Cuff. Nova Presmeter Sphygmomanometer, Germany No. This listing is for a vintage “Presameter” portable blood pressure machine /. Made in Germany by NOVA, No. 20269 with a “Tycos” blood pressure cuff pump. Comes in its original heavy metal case for transportation – likely when doctors used to make house calls. Case measures about 13.5″ long x 4.25″ wide x 2″ tall when closed up, or 13.5″ tall when propped open. The hand pump is a little flat and has a tear in it, but actually still works to pump up the cuff – and release valve works to release the air afterward. The numbers on the device are very clear and readable. The case has some discolorations here and there and is a little dusty, but overall it opens, props open, closes nicely when the items inside are nicely folded / wrapped up. The velcro on the cloth cuff covering is still good, though the cloth itself is a little faded and discolored. Overall a great display piece – perfect for a vintage medical device fanatic, or would make an excellent prop for photos, etc. Ultimately, this is an UNTESTED device, I know the case opens, stays open / props up nicely, closes well, locks closed nicely, the bubble goes up and down, and that the cuff does pump up and down – but I do NOT know if it actually can read a proper blood pressure. I make no claims, give NO warranties, and NO guarantees regarding this listing. PLEASE BE RESPONSIBLE & READ ALL PRODUCT DETAILS ABOVE AND FULL DESCRIPTION BELOW. PLEASE VIEW ALL PICTURES AND USE ZOOM. WE DO REPLY OFF HOURS AS WELL, JUST GIVE US A LITTLE MORE TIME (10 – 16 HOURS). SEE RETURN POLICIES BELOW. Thanks for shopping with South Timber Collectibles. We always have new and interesting items coming in. As noted at the top of each listing, we urge buyers to please read the full description and closely view ALL pictures using zoom, etc. Integral part of the listing. For most listings, we can also take additional pictures/close ups, etc. We do reply off hours as well, just give us a little more time to reply (10-12 hours or less). Our items come from a variety of sources, estate sales, thrift shop finds, garage sales, etc. We strive hard to do our best to describe and/or test our listed items. We figure that expense into the cost of our listings. INTERNATIONAL BUYERS PLEASE READ. INTERNATIONAL BUYERS – If you are interested in multiple items from separate listings, PLEASE MESSAGE BEFORE PUTTING ITEMS IN YOUR CART. We have worked very hard to provide a high level of customer service as evidenced by our feedback and ratings. We strive to provide detailed photographs, outlining any flaws noted, and enter as much detail in the listing description as possible – for the most accurate picture of what you are purchaseing. If you have a concern with the item you received. We will do our best to work with you to make things right. This is to ensure that we have done everything we can to provide our buyers with a positive purchasing experience. Rest assured, we will leave you feedback as soon as we know that your shopping experience with us was positive, and has met your expectations, as demonstrated by your positive review. Let’s both be prompt and fair. Please don’t just leave an unsatisfactory feedback remark, give us a chance to make it right with you first. We will work hard to make it right! Track Page Views With.

Vintage 1930′s Very Rare Museum Quality Bovie Electrosurgical Unit Model 0-4. Manufactured in Chimico France. Lectern with drawer and casters. This item has output test and inspection stickers on it. Last time this item was inspected and used at St. Mary’s hospital at the biomedical service area was in 3/05/2001. This item was tested and still works. There is a bovie eletrosurgical unit at the Lille Hospital Museum. Bovie is the brand of the first real electro cartery was created around the 1927. This item comes with all original accessories that are pictured in my listing pictures. Everything you see in my listing pictures are what you will receive. This item is in very good condition for a 1930′s item. Material: Metal, Tin, Plastic Unit Measurement: 31″ Height x 20″ Length x 14 Width Manufactured By: Liebel-Frarsheim Sybron corporation History: Development of the first commercial electrosurgical device is credited to Dr. Bovie, who worked on it from 1914 to 1927 while employed at Harvard University. The first use of an electrosurgical generator in operating room occurred on October 1, 1926. The surgery was performed by Dr. For thousands of years human beings have used heat in the form of cautery to treat trauma and disease. By the late nineteenth century, as technology advanced, heat could be produced by electric current. In 1920 William T. Bovie, an eccentric inventor with a doctorate in plant physiology, developed an innovative electrosurgical unit that Harvey Cushing, the founder of modern neurosurgery, introduced to clinical practice. The Bovie unit passes high frequency alternating current into the body allowing the current to cut or coagulate. After 75 years this basic device remains a fundamental tool in the practice of surgery. Manufactured By: Liebel-Flarsheim Company LLC is located in Saint Louis, MO, United States and is part of the Medical Equipment and Supplies Manufacturing Industry. (Sales figure is modelled). There are 36 companies in the Liebel-Flarsheim Company LLC corporate family. Jean-Frantois Blanc Industry Medical Equipment and Supplies Manufacturing Miscellaneous Manufacturing Manufacturing Surgical and medical instrument BOVIE electrosurgical unit, Model O-4, accepted. Journal of the American Medical Association, 01 Jul 1951 ITEM ID42 COLOR Black, White “Heavy Duty Item”. Listing and template services provided by inkFrog.

Please see all images. Triorays Lenses by Ernest Distributing Co. Penetrating Ray (red) and hand-held No. 4 (green) and No. 5 (blue) [9 long] – [filters 4-1/2 diameter].

The simulator is designed for a targeted impact on the development and training of the human respiratory system, both during inhalation and exhalation.

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What you see is what I know about it. It is covered in copper but would make a much better addition to a collection than it would as a piece of scrap. See pics for details. Let me know if you have any questions.

Vtg picker xray viewer medical equipment. We are a clean and smoke free home!