Vintage Medical Equipment

For sale is a lot of antique and vintage medical items. The first picture shows you the entire lot opened while the 2nd picture shows you the entire lot closed. The rest are closeups. Vtg Lot Medical Ophthalmology Equipment Optometry Tool Instrument Eye Doctor. Check out our entire store for more great products and deals! We do however make every possible attempt to accurately describe the inventory we sell and stand behind it. Since 2016, 8TEN Industries has been a leading asset recovery provider supporting national retailers, brands, and manufacturers. Our 60,000 square foot processing and distribution facility located in Cass City, Michigan has allowed us to become industry leader in turning difficult problems for manufacturers into great deals for our customers.

Vintage, Retro, Industrial, Up-cycled Collectables & Furniture. Vintage Medical / Engineers Instrument Equipment Tool Wooden Box With Key. See photos for condition age related wear and tear. I believe it is mid century but not sure what was kept in it. Look, key works so can store and lock away also carrying handle. For yourself or even a gift. I will post using. Please do not hesitate to contact me for further information or to view the item/s or you need any help with courier costs etc message me.

Vintage, Retro, Industrial, Up-cycled Collectables & Furniture. Vintage Medical / Engineers Instrument Equipment Tool Wooden Box With Key. See photos for condition age related wear and tear. I believe it is mid century but not sure what was kept in it. Look, key works so can store and lock away also carrying handle. For yourself or even a gift. I will post using. Please do not hesitate to contact me for further information or to view the item/s or you need any help with courier costs etc message me.

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.

This lot contains antique and vintage medical and surgical instruments tools. The time period of manufacture is roughly 1993. The tools are from the categories of antiques, science, medicine, and surgical tools. These tools have been meticulously sourced and are ready for use or display. CERAMIC, STAINLESS STEEL, AND GLASS. I know that it is ceramic because of how it is chipping with age, some pieces are pyrex, one of the measuring utensils is plastic, none of it is broken or cracked, they look used but kept sterilized, and there are two trays under the canisters. Everything you would need to take care of a patient.

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.

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.

Antique LOT Medical OPHTHALMOLOGY EQUIPMENT Optometry Tool Instrument EYE DOCTOR. Large lot of antique medical ophthalmology optometry eye doctor equipment / tools. All are antique and from my great uncle’s medical equipment from the early 1900s. Items are described below with brands, condition etc as possible. These pieces are to be considered collectible, not for medical use. Eye chart 23.5″ x 12″ with metal top and bottom edge and a metal loop for hanging. Published by Price & Keene, Opticians, 1211 Walnut St. Chart has some edge damage. Paper is thicker and not brittle. Chart has been stored rolled for the last 50+ years. Three wood hand held charts with inserts. Each frame has a slit in the top edge for sliding cardboard pieces in and out. 2 of the 3 cards is labeled as Wall & Ochs Opticians, 1716 Chestnut St. The 3rd appears to be handmade by the doctor. 2 of the frames measure to be 9.25″ x 5″ and the 3rd is 9″ x 6.125″. Wood is in very nice condition, the largest frame has cracks in the seams at the top opening (see detail photos) but remains intact. The one card in a smaller frame “Jaeger’s Test Types” is double sided with text on both sides. Bausch & Lomb Optical Company, May Ophthalmoscope in it’s original case with clasp. The instrument is labeled Patented and has a rotating dial with numbers and a window at the top where light would shine through. The box / case has a seal in green print on the lid stating Bausch & Lomb Optical Company. Rochester NY USA on a thin textured leather? The box has a fabric covered interior and the original inserts to hold the instrument in place. Tuberculin Syringe in original box with Certificate of Examination. Includes a clear glass tube with graduations and a cobalt blue glass plunger, needle tip, spring and the metal holder for the pieces. The original box has a lid that flips up and a label on the back “No 01/2 LT, 1/2 cc, Genuine Luer Tuberculin Syringe with 2 Yale Quality Needles” (box only contains 1 needle). There is also a price? Tag on the back with a code. Two hand held tinted lenses labeled “COSMETAN”. The frame and holder appear to be a clear plastic material, but there is a waxy feeling coating on the plastic. The lenses are cool to the touch and seem to be glass. A 4 lens on a stick with a tan celluloid or bakelite handle. The metal stem in the center is labeled “SOFT-LITE”. One of the two lenses labeled “2″ is cracked and appears to have been repaired with a clear glue. Handle unscrews to enable it to fit into the large hard case. There is a second ophthalmoscope which appears to be brass with a black bakelite handle. Instrument is labeled Patented, Jan. There is a small mirror or the back that the angle can be adjusted and a brass dial that spins to change the window at the top. Glass tube with threaded ends and plated brass screw caps on each end. Each end is perforated like a salt shaker. The tube is filled with long slender wood sticks and 2 long wood stick cotton swabs. There is no brand or other markings on it. The box my great uncle stored the tube in had “PALAT STICKS IN GLASS” written on the lid of an old John Wanamaker box. I have no idea what these were for. Large double latch case with compartments, holders for tools. The box is lined in leather and has a latching area in the lid for additional tools. The box bottom is divided in half. One large area and the second half has metal slots with a locking arm over top to hold them in place. These 13 tools are hooks, knives, loops, and tweezers. They remind me of dental tools. The large compartment held the tuberculin syringe (see item 4) and what appears to be pieces of an old ophthalmoscope type tool. There is also a small round leather case from Wall & Ochs with a Sir Wm Crookes Glass’B’ lens with a thin, Soft-Litr Lens Company metal frame and small handle (like a monocle). Lens is also labeled “Limeburner Co”. In the same leather case is also a thin plastic circular compass with degree markings. Round case is a thin leather and there is a rip near the front side seam. The top half has a sturdy leather flap that secures with 2 sliding levers. Printed on this flap is Joseph C. 8 & 10 So. The flap opens to reveal 3 compartments. The center has leather loops for holding tools in place. The other are slender and hold wider instruments. In the top is mostly scissors and unusual looking tweezer like tools. There are 10 tools in the top. The hard case has a textured black leather exterior with a silver colored plate on the top for a name? (this one is blank, but shows wear). There are 2 slide latches, similar to a brief case for opening the case. Latches operate smoothly and remain secure when closed. The black leather shows wear. Folio with Guild Opticians Rx logo and J. Printed on the front cover. Inside are 5 pairs of oaktag glasses with tiny perforation marks for viewing through. The glasses appear to be unused. The folio has several pages with charts to read, similar to the wood frame one in item 2 above. I’m guessing item 6 above was to be used when using the charts? . Folio includes 6 charts including text sizes, languages, playing cards, numbers and images. This is a huge lot of antique medical / optical equipment. Generally pieces are in very good or better condition for their age. Please see photos and use the zoom feature for details. Please check out the photos carefully as they are part of my description. The item shown in the pictures is the item you will receive. Feel free to ask any questions you may have. We have a smoke free home. We do have a dog. If a flat rate box is a cheaper alternative for your location I’m willing to accommodate. I’ll adjust accordingly & send an invoice.

Condition from the photos. It’s a beautiful MODEL FOR YOUR COLLECTION. Look my other AUCTIONS.

Vintage Psychology Medical Meditation Instrument?? Not sure exactly what it does but very cool display piece. In great shape for its age. Has a tag on it that says bio-meditation and another tag says THE EEG BIOSCOPE CREATED FOR THE BIO-MEDITATION SOCIETY IS DESIGNED PRIMARILY FOR MEDITATORS TO SELECTIVELY MONITOR, AMPLIFY AND TRANSLATE ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPHIC ACTIVITY INTO AUDIO AND VISUAL SIGNALS. THE EEG BIOSCOPE IS NOT TO BE USED FOR THE PREVENTION, DIAGNOSIS OR TREATMENT OF ANY DISEASE NOR IS THIS INSTRUMENT TO BE USED FOR THERAPEUTIC PURPOSES UNLESS UNDER THE GUIDANCE OF A QUALIFIED PSYCHOTHERAPIST. There is no makers name on the light box or the unit itself the speaker is made by wald.