For sale is a lot of vintage gynecology equipment along with a medical bag. This collection includes various medical devices used in the field of gynecology. Some of the names on the instruments are Sharp & Smith, Betts Rustless.
Place Made: London, England. Materials: Leatherette outside, lining black inside, Bakelite instrument itself. 17 cm x W. 9 cm x D. Outside of case was originally stamped on the top in gold lettering Hawksley CRISTA London (now very worn but still legible). Blood measuring device in black has stamped on it in gold writing Hawksley Crista London. SAHLI 100%=14GRAMS Hb PER 100 C. Original glass tube that sits in this device with graduations on it and the Hawksley Sahli name engraved on it. Black round container with a screw off top and a glass tube inside. Small glass tube with a cork in it. One round glass stick that looks like a mixing, or stirring device. Glass and opaque glass tube connected with a rubber tube (good condition) to a smaller glass tube at the other end of it. Written on the tube is Hawksley London 20CMM. Glass tube with a rubber squeezy bulb on the end. The rubber bulb is hard (complete) but it has not perished. This would explain it being Bakelite which was in any event phased out during World War 2. See all 3 photos.
A 40+ item lot of vintage miscellaneous surgical and gynecological medical tools for the medical history buffs, collectors, and artists. Many of the items are on their original boxes.
For sale is a lot of vintage gynecology equipment along with a medical bag. This collection includes various medical devices used in the field of gynecology. Some of the names on the instruments are Sharp & Smith, Betts Rustless.
Ayrton, Saunders & Co, Limited Price List. Chemist Sundries, Glassware, Surgical Dressings, Fancy Goods, Veterinary Appliances For sale we have a scarce illustrated catalogue, published in 1939, and with a price list for all sorts of medical appliances, surgical equipment and dressing, glassware and chemist sundries, produced by Ayrton, Saunders & Co of Liverpool, whose main building was on Hanover Street. Ayrton Saunders & Co were a wholesale and manufacturing chemists, who were founded in 1868 in premises on Hanover Street in Liverpool city centre. The firm expanded and took premises in Park Lane (Liverpool) and Prenton (Birkenhead) as well as a branch in the Potteries. In the end the firm had to contract and the branches were closed, as did the fine building on Hanover Street, which still stands today. BOOK DESCRIPTION Hardback book with stiff blue card covers, tall 8vo, 334 pages, profusely illustrated with all sorts of equipment for chemists etc. Almost every page has several examples of surgical, medical and chemist’s equipment. We have added quite a lot of images so please have a browse : For anybody interested in, or collecting chemist’s equipment, medical glassware, vererinary appliances, then this book is a fantastic reference. CONDITION In very good clean condition throughout. The binding is very good. No names or writing to the book. Pages very clean throughout. Overall in ecxellent condition. Please see or other auctions!
VINTAGE ACCOSON BLOOD PRESSURE TESTING EQUIPMENT. Please see images for condition & quality. Happy to answer any questions. #PLEASE TAKE A LOOK AT MY OTHER LISTED ITEMS ON SALE.
This vintage medical uterine dilator is a unique and fascinating piece that would make a great addition to any antique collection. The surgical tool is large and intricately designed, showcasing the skilled craftsmanship of its time period. It was manufactured before 1930 and falls under the category of other medical antiques in the science and medicine section. The uterine dilator is a rare find and a testament to the advancements in medical technology during its era. This item is perfect for collectors or those interested in the history of medicine. The instrument tool is in good condition, showing signs of wear and tear from its age, but still functional.
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