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THREE SETS OF CASED MEDICAL TOOLS.
Nineteenth century hinged wooden case
containing a partial set of assorted ophthalmology
surgical instruments, some marked Tiemann,
Sharp & Smith, Sheerer (Germany), and J.
Merhrlust (New York) including eye specula
and ear spoons. 2 3/4”h. 13”w. 7 3/4”d., and a
hinged leather-covered case “J. F. Hartz / Surgical
Instruments / Detroit, Mich.” containing two
small instruments: a lancet marked for Stephens
and a nasal specula. 1 1/2”h. 4”w. 2 1/4” d.
Together with a sample book of English steel
suture needles, “The Fengel Corporation / 239,
Fourth Avenue, / New York City U.S.A” having
eight panels of sutures. 6 1/4” w. 8 3/4” h.
$600-$900
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TWO BRASS MICROSCOPES.
American or European, 19th century, brass. A
compound monocular brass microscope with
three objectives, one marked for E. Leitz
Wetzlar, another marked Germany, 13 3/4”h.,
and an unmarked monocular microscope with
“Seeds of fern” slide. 5 1/2”h. 11 3/4”w.
4 1/4”d. Imperfections.
$350-$450
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TEN MEDICAL ITEMS.
American, late 19th-early 20th century. Three
nursing bottles or invalid feeders, a breast
pump, magnifying glasses, wooden fetoscope,
three small jars, a graniteware measure and a
medicine bottle in a carrying case, 4 1/2”h.
$100-$300
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CASED MONOCULAR MICROSCOPE.
England, last quarter-19th century, brass. Fitted
mahogany case with a brass handle containing
a compound monocular microscope with triple
turret nosepiece, three objectives with boxes.
Microscope marked for “J.SWIFT & SON,
LONDON.” One objective box marked “Wray /
London”. With a specimen slide marked
“Parasite from Skeldrake”. 6”h. 12”w. 8 1/2”d.
$200-$300
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TWO PILL MAKERS.
Probably England, late 19th century, mahogany
and brass. One marked “MAW”. 13”l. 6 1/4”w.,
and 12”l. 8”w.
$400-$500
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LLADRO DOCTOR FIGURE.
Spain, 2nd half-20th century. Country doctor
examining a child. Marked on the bottom, 12”h.
$250-$350
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THREE SURGICAL SETS.
First half-20th century. Canvas rolls possibly
military, one with six probes,10 1/2”w.; one with
ten instruments including clamps and forceps,
10”w. and one having ten assembled instruments,
8”w.
$300-$400
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THREE SURGICAL KITS.
First half-20th century. Canvas pocket case
labeled “M.D.-U.S.N.” nearly complete, 7”w.,
and a Haussmann & Dunn case with five
instruments. 7”h. Together with leather zip with
six tools and glass vials containing thread and
needles. 7”w.
$300-$400
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THREE CASED CYSTOSCOPES AND A
CATHETER SET.
Two mid 20th century cased models made by
American Cystoscope Makers, New York, New
York; The McCarthy, 14”l., and the Brown-
Buerger, 13”l. A Wappler Electric Co. Cystourethrascope
in a walnut case. Together with
an early 20th century cased set of catheters by
Down Brother, London, England. 13 1/4”l.
$500-$700
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TWO GLASS APOTHECARY JARS.
American or European, 2nd half-19th century.
Clear blown glass with cut panels on bowls
and lids and baluster stems. Very similar.
Imperfections. 17”, 16 1/2”h.
$400-$600