Vintage Cranial Trephine Skull Bone Nickle Plated Brass Medical Instrument

Vintage Cranial Trephine Skull Bone Nickle Plated Brass Medical Instrument

Vintage Cranial Trephine Skull Bone Nickle Plated Brass Medical Instrument

Vintage Cranial Trephine Skull Bone Nickle Plated Brass Medical Instrument

Vintage Cranial Trephine Skull Bone Nickle Plated Brass Medical Instrument

Vintage Cranial Trephine Skull Bone Nickle Plated Brass Medical Instrument

Vintage Cranial Trephine Skull Bone Nickle Plated Brass Medical Instrument

The vintage cranial trephine skull bone nickel-plated brass medical instrument was manufactured before 1930 and is a unique piece of medical history. Used for performing trepanation, a surgical procedure involving drilling a hole into the skull, this tool was essential in early medical practices. The nickel-plated brass construction of the instrument adds a touch of elegance and durability to its design, showcasing the craftsmanship of medical tools from a bygone era. Minor surface rust and corosion, fully restorable.
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Antique Cranial Trephine Surgical/medical Instrument

Antique Cranial Trephine Surgical/medical Instrument

Antique Cranial Trephine Surgical/medical Instrument

Antique Cranial Trephine Surgical/medical Instrument

Antique Cranial Trephine Surgical/medical Instrument

Antique Cranial Trephine Surgical/medical Instrument

Antique Cranial Trephine Surgical/medical Instrument

This antique cranial trephine surgical instrument is a rare find for collectors and medical enthusiasts alike. Dating back to pre-1930, this tool is a piece of history that demonstrates the intricate craftsmanship of the past. Its design and construction are a testament to the medical advancements of the time and make a great addition to any collection. It has a hallmark of the symbol of Asclepius, which is a physicians staff with a snake wrapped around it and has a crown above it. I couldn’t find any info on the hallmark though. Feel free to ask questions.
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Antique Cranial Trephine Surgical/medical Instrument

Antique Cranial Trephine Surgical/medical Instrument

Antique Cranial Trephine Surgical/medical Instrument

Antique Cranial Trephine Surgical/medical Instrument

Antique Cranial Trephine Surgical/medical Instrument

Antique Cranial Trephine Surgical/medical Instrument

This antique cranial trephine surgical/medical instrument is a rare find for collectors of medical history. Manufactured before 1930, this trephine is a testament to the surgical advancements of the past. A trephine is a tool used for trepanation, or the creation of a hole in the skull, this antique instrument is a dangerous and fascinating piece. Its historical significance and medical value make it a must-have for anyone interested in the history of medicine. This trephine is a great addition to any antique collection and is sure to spark conversation and curiosity. This is for 2 Trephines and a mouth spreader/gag. One of the trephines is missing the handle but is in great shape otherwise. The other is missing the handle and the depth adjuster. The mouth gage is complete and working. Thanks for looking and feel free to ask questions.
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Antique Cranial Trephine Surgical/medical Instrument

Antique Cranial Trephine Surgical/medical Instrument

Antique Cranial Trephine Surgical/medical Instrument

Antique Cranial Trephine Surgical/medical Instrument

Antique Cranial Trephine Surgical/medical Instrument

This antique cranial trephine surgical/medical instrument is a rare find for collectors and history enthusiasts alike. Dating back to pre-1930, this trephine is a testament to the medical advancements of the past. The trephine is a surgical tool used for trepanation, a procedure in which a hole is drilled into the skull. This antique piece is made of high-quality materials and has been well-preserved over the years. It is perfect for display or for use in educational purposes. This trephine does have some rust on it, but is complete and the depth adjuster for the drill still works. Thanks for looking and feel free to ask questions.
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