Untested and no power cord.
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Comments Off | October 19th, 2024
Tags: acku, electrical, machine, medical, meter, pulse, quackery, systems, untest, vintage
This is a vintage medical tool in good/fair vintage condition. There are no smoke, no mold, and no pet odors, but there is an old vintage smell. There is wear, including chipped off wood, alot of scratches, spots, and the two wood pieces need to be reglued in place. Everything photographed is included. Please see photos for condition and zoom in if necessary.
Posted in antique | Comments Off | October 10th, 2024
Untested and no power cord.
Posted in vintage | Comments Off | September 28th, 2024
Vintage 1960s USSR device for suturing blood vessels. Apparatus for suturing large blood vessels (ASC-20). It is used for traumatic injuries, aneurysms, plastic surgery, restorative and reconstructive operations. The photo with the inscription RIA shows the instrument in complete condition.
Posted in vintage | Comments Off | September 22nd, 2024
VINTAGE RARE Photo Prints Set of 2 Corporate Art Blood Warmer Medical 24×20 inch. This unique set of prints appear to be for a company that used to be called Fenwal out of Lake Zurich, IL. I would say they appear to be from the 70s or 80s. These photo prints are 24 x 20 inches in size, and are printed on Kodak paper. They were in frames that were silver and heavy but the glass was broken. One print has a tear on the finish from where it had stuck to the glass after so many years in storage. I had reached out to the company that these would have belonged to, but wasn’t able to get any information regarding them. They must have been in an office space or sales office to sell medical equipment to prospective buyers. Very different and unique!
Posted in vintage | Comments Off | September 16th, 2024
Tags: adding, bakelite, collector, complete, coupons, docs, item, machine, medical, u0026warranty, vintage
Posted in vintage | Comments Off | September 9th, 2024
Vintage Antique Medical Equipment – Magneto-Electric Machine For Nervous Disease. A fascinating product of the time used for mental health diseases. A superb addition for ones collection and an attractive talking piece or prop / shop display item. Old items that are vintage and antique usually show wear and tear. This is expected in keeping with their age. The photos are the primary description for the item. So please look at them thoroughly.
Posted in vintage | Comments Off | July 24th, 2024
As far as I can tell this device is meant to pinpoint electrical pulses into areas of the body experiencing pain. Comes complete with the power adapter, probe, and the mass. All of the above pictures are of the actual item that you will receive. Please take the time to review all the pictures, use the zoom function if necessary so you can see the actual details for yourself before purchasing. Thank you for reading. Additional 5% Discount for all who have served our wonderful country. If you have served, or are currently serving please message us for an additional discount that will be combined to any already offered discounts. The True Quality Super Store is thankful for your service!
Posted in vintage | Comments Off | July 20th, 2024
Vintage Pre War Handcrafted Wooden American Electro-Medical Machine Decorative Box TL80. Size – 8.8 Inches (Length) x 4.75 Inches (Breadth) x 5.1 Inches (Tall). Weight – 1272 Grams. You will definitely love it. Wear & tear as visible. See photos for more details & actual condition as photos are also part of description. We don’t sell reproductions. Item offered is not a reproduction in any manner. Please note that the color of the items may vary slightly due to lighting during photo shooting or the monitors display.
Posted in vintage | Comments Off | July 6th, 2024
VINTAGE RARE Photo Prints Set of 2 Corporate Art Blood Warmer Medical 24×20 inch. This unique set of prints appear to be for a company that used to be called Fenwal out of Lake Zurich, IL. I would say they appear to be from the 70s or 80s. These photo prints are 24 x 20 inches in size, and are printed on Kodak paper. They were in frames that were silver and heavy but the glass was broken. One print has a tear on the finish from where it had stuck to the glass after so many years in storage. I had reached out to the company that these would have belonged to, but wasn’t able to get any information regarding them. They must have been in an office space or sales office to sell medical equipment to prospective buyers. Very different and unique!
Posted in vintage | Comments Off | June 23rd, 2024
