Vintage Medical Device from the 1950's EXCELLENT CONDITION This item has not been tested-- can't find a way to test it! It is such a cool modern era piece-- it would look GREAT sitting on a shelf as a

 

These 5 Microscope Slides are all Geological thin sections and all are named. They are: Phonalite; Gneiss; Graphic Granite; Quartz Felsite; Gabbro and have come from Italy, Sweden, Norway and Cornwall

 

soto55 Store Vintage Aluminum Coal Miner's Lunch Pail w/ Wood Handle Unmarked9" tall and 5" widenumerous dents and dings as shown in pics The bottom is dented. Wood handle is in excellent condition

 

Simply stamped JD. Bullseye condensers contain a convexed lens that is used to focus and control the light illuminating a subject under a microscope.

 

ANTIQUE 1800'S DAKOTA APOTHECARY DISPLAY JAR- FABULOUS Click to Enlarge Click to Enlarge Click to Enlarge Click to Enlarge Click to Enlarge Click to Enlarge PLEASE do not send payment until you get my

 

A brass and steel small spring loaded fleam or lancet used for bloodletting. The blade is missing a small screw that holds it in place and I have not been ambitious enough to find a replacement. Might

 

A group of three bone sliders for use with early Microscopes The sliders are 78.5 mm (3.1 inches) long; 12 mm (0.47 inches) wide and 3 mm (0.12 inches) thick Note that only half the cells have their s

 

You are bidding on an old quack medical device called "The Lycosit". The device was made by Chas. Clark & Co., Philadelphia. The device claimed to "Instantly Relieves All Superficial Pains, Headac

 

THIS IS AN ANTIQUE PAIR OF POST CIVIL WAR SUNGLASSES. THEY MEASURE 4.5" ACROSS THE FRONT HINGE TO HINGE. THEY HAVE A SADDLE BRIDGE AND PLEASE ENLARGE MY PHOTOS TO SEE THE PITTED WEAR ON THE WIRE RIMS

 

GREAT CIVIL WAR era DOCTOR'S QUALITY BRASS 2" BLOOD LETTING - FLEAM - BLEEDER / EXCELLENT WORKING CONDITION!