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Description | Price |
| MED6- XCB004 |
Red Cross Pin |
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Has "American Red Cross Volunteer around outer rim. Blue, white and red enamel, pin backed. Approximately 1" in diameter. | SALE $20.00 |
| MED6- 78-216 |
Apothecary
Bottle with Gold Label |
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Has 1889 patent date on bottom. Label Reads "Terr. Fuller". Has white powder substance inside bottle. 9¾" tall. | $ 75.00 HOLD |
| MED6- 89-88 |
Civil
War Period Surgeon's Apothecary Scale |
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Hinged wooden box with scales and weights, used by surgeon's to measure medicine during their formulating. See Civil War Medical Encyclopedia Vol. I, pg. 49. Box measures 6¾" x 3 1/8". | SALE $90.00 |
| MED6 95-5612 |
Civil War Surgeon's Wooden Splints |  |
Made of maple, patented by A.L. Miron M. Day of Bennington, Vt. As illustrated in Civil War Medical Encyclopedia Vol. I, pg. 73. This pair is for a lower leg and is marked "Day 3". Has red leather ties. Approx. 15½" long, a right and left side, to make a complete splint. | SALE $120.00 SOLD |
| MED6- R89654 |
Civil War
Period Surgeon's Wooden Splint |
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Made of maple, patented by A.L. Miron M. Day of Bennington, Vt. As illustrated in Civil War Medical Encyclopedia Vol. I, pg. 73. This pair is for a lower leg and is marked "Day 1". Has red leather strap and adjustable plate and hook for different angles. Approx. 15½" long, e a complete splint. | SALE $65.00 |
| MED6- Y0134 |
Civil War
Period Surgeon's Wooden Arm Splint Brace |
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Made of maple with brass cross piece. Red leather straps. Not labeled by Day but identical to other splints that we have that are marked day. | SALE $65.00 |
| MED6- ATX-010 |
Philippine
Insurrection Hypodermic Needle Holder |
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Marked "Military Pat. May 22, 1900 The Randall Faicnney (?) Co. Boston, MA." Used to store needles. Top slides of as one unit and twists, remains attached. | SALE $40.00 |
| MED6- ATX-011 |
Civil War Medicinal Spoon |
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Used to administer medicine. Carved wood, 8 ½" long, teaspoon dose bowl. Typical item used in Army hospital (See C.W. Medical Collector's Encyc.) | SALE $60.00 SOLD |
| MED6- ATX-013 |
World War I Astringent Blackberry Root |
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Approx. 2" square x 1 ½" deep, cardboard box with printed label. Unopened, "Blackberry Root, Rubous villosus, Davis & Co." Used as indicated for diarrhea and dysentery, and also used as an astringent gargle. | SALE $24.00 |
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