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64 items

  • Brass nested weight set for assaying. 5 weights from 1.0 to 16.0. Stamped I T in center of 1.0 weight. Copper plated copper decorative mining pan, 9" diameter.
  • Surgical set. Set includes: 1 combined pump and enema syringe with bone handle and flute key lever, 1 enema tube, 2 oesophageal pipes, vulcanite mouth gag and wooden cap, 2 bone rectum pipes, cylinder attachment for stomach pump/enema apparatus, in wooden case with sage velvet lining and key.
  • Set of mixed surgical instruments manufactured by Caswell & Mazard Co., Otto & Sons, W.F. Ford, Kny & Scheerer and Otto Helmond.
  • instrument for measuring blood pressure, consisting of an inflatable rubber cuff which is applied to the arm and connected to a column of mercury next to a graduated scale, enabling the determination of systolic and diastolic blood pressure
  • instrument designed to aid in the delivery of the fetus by applying traction to the fetal head
  • A double-ended, rod shaped metal depressor terminated in ovoid loops at each end, one larger then the other
  • Bullet forceps with a library barcode tag
  • A white metal spring lancet with a button trigger in a paper box lined with velvet, closed by latch.
  • Commemorative key presented to Dr. Robert A. Moore,  Vice Chancellor of the Health Professions, by Chancellor Edward H. Litchfield at the dedication of the Health Professions Building.
  • Physician with binocles includes text "I decide whether healthy or sick" in German
  • Surgeon in a bloody apron includes text "Surgery brilliantly successful, patient unfortunately die" in German.
  • Oval lenses in metal frames with 'W" bridge and straight temporal arms.
  • Tinted oval lenses in wire frames with 'W" bridge and straight temporal arms. One lens cracked. Partially readable label on case: Schaefer, & Optician, 250 Fifth Ave. Pittsburgh, PA
  • ENT specialist includes text "throat, ears and nose / you are not lost yet" in German
  • Female doctor cradling baby includes text: "The spitting image of dad" in German
  • Typical unmarked, one piece wood Fergusson monaural stethoscope.
  • Framed catalog card for a book titled Discourses. Delivered by appointment before the Cincinnati Medical Library Association, Moore & Anderson, 1852. 93p. Author's autograph presentation copy. Signed. Content. - Early physicians, scenery and society of Cincinnati. - On the origin and influence of medical periodical literature and the benefits of public DAFM
  • Gynecologist holding medical instrument includes text  "Approach women gently" in German.
  • Obstetrician holding a newborn upside down includes text "Wake up my fellow, disgrace yourself not me / Awake my child and don't embarrass me" in German