Near Full Set Original Soviet Military Chemical Reconnaissance Device VPKhR. Used with original box + belt. Missing 2 of the heating capsules as they were damaged and un-salvageable as well as the passport. Made in USSR 1970s Original Near Full Military chemical reconnaissance device (VPKhR): a device (set) designed to determine chemical warfare agents in the air, on the ground, on the body, on clothing and on equipment: “rocket fuel components”, chlorine, sarin, soman, mustard gas, phosgene, diphosgene, hydrocyanic acid, cyanogen chloride, as well as vapors of V-gases in the air. The principle of operation of the device: The principle of operation of the VPHR is as follows: when pumping the analyzed air through the indicator tubes, in the presence of toxic substances, the color of the tube filler changes, from which the concentration of toxic substances is approximately determined.
Vintage army field medic blade made in approx. 1960s-1970s in Soviet Union. This authentic military medic’s knife features a beautifully crafted wooden handle. Crafted with precision and designed for durability, this unique knife has stood the test of time and was an essential tool for military medics in the field.
US WWII Vintage MEDICAL BOTTLE LOT! 4x Water Purification 82nd Field Hospital Relics. Welcome to the ultimate sale for military history enthusiasts and collectors alike! This is your chance to own a truly exceptional piece of World War II memorabilia – an original 82nd Airborne WW2 Paratrooper BOTTLE LOT. These relics, discovered at the renowned Dropzone of Operation Market Garden, hold immense historical significance. Immerse yourself in the valor and courage of the paratroopers who participated in the daring missions of the 82nd Airborne Division. This relic is a tangible connection to those fearless soldiers who descended from the skies during one of the most critical campaigns in history. Don’t miss the opportunity to own a genuine artifact that witnessed the action and sacrifice of those who fought for freedom. The authenticity of this WATER PURIFICATION BOTTLE LOT is unquestionable, with undeniable signs of age and battle wear. Its remarkable patina tells a compelling story, bearing witness to the harrowing events it endured. These relics are a coveted addition to any military memorabilia collection, and its historical importance cannot be overstated. The 82nd Airborne Division played a pivotal role in Operation Market Garden, a daring attempt to seize strategic bridges and pave the way to Germany. By owning this artifact, you possess a tangible link to the heroes who risked everything for liberty. Incorporate this exceptional artifact into your collection, proudly displaying its rich history and inspiring legacy. Perfect for passionate collectors, history enthusiasts, or anyone seeking a remarkable conversation piece, this relic is sure to captivate attention and spark engaging discussions about the value of airborne troops during World War II. Item: 82nd Airborne WW2 Paratrooper MEDICAL BOTTLE LOT of 4 Relics! Origin: Recovered from the Dropzone of Operation Market Garden in Groesbeek, the Netherlands. Condition: Authentic relic with visible signs of age and use. Historical Significance: Direct connection to the 82nd Airborne Division and Operation Market Garden. It should be treated with care and respect. Don’t let this extraordinary opportunity pass you by! Unite with the valor and heroism of the past and preserve a piece of history for generations to come. (The parachute fabric displayed in the pictures is not included). Keywords: Militaria Marketgarden 82nd Airborne 504th 505th 508th PIR Parachute Infantry Regiment Para Paratrooper WW2 WWii Relics Original Item Sondeln Excavations Archeology Band of Brothers 101st 501st 502nd 506th Metaldetector Finds Collection Museum Quality Rare Hard to Find Unique. Check out my store for more battlefield relics!
30 pounds of scrap electronics boards. I’ve removed the metal backing plate off MOST of the cards(as you can see) but not all. Please zoom in and see what is here. ISA motherboards, ISA cards. PCI boards and cards. Some 1990s era Apple boards (one with a ceramic motorola chip) PowerPC. Most of the other boards came out of telecom equipment, or scrap medical equipment. Also some Misc small boards from various sources.
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ESTATE ITEM – AS IS. This vintage medical instrument, titled “SPIRACRIT” Micro-Hematocrit Reading device By ALOE, is a rare find for collectors and enthusiasts alike. Made in the United States- St. Louis, MO, this device is a piece of history that was once instrumental in the medical field. Its unique design and functionality make it a must-have for anyone interested in the history of medicine. Perfect for display or as a conversation starter, this instrument is a great addition to any collection. Its intricate details and durable construction speak to its quality and precision. Don’t miss out on the opportunity to own a piece of American medical history. MEASUREMENTS- 8″ X 8″ X 1 Weight- 8.9oz.
Some were quite old and others were 20th century. Since Johns Hopkins was THE major hospital through the centuries, there were quite a few rare medical instruments to find. First is a Very Rare Aesculap Surgical Digit cutter. It is missing a screw but can be fixed easily… You can see the open hole, but it is in good condition otherwise. It is 15 in length and weighty. The other instruments are a glass fermentation tube with glass foot in good condition, Forcep a little rust, Metal Syringe tough to open, nasal dilator, surgical sponge tweezers and a pump aerator that sits in a jar which I do not have.
Vintage from the 50′s. Retired Medical Devices; collectibles not to be worn. They don’t match. I don’t know why. The original owner considered them a set. I want everyone to be happy with their finds. Thank you for looking.
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