Vintage small used surgeon's bone-saw with nickle-plated frame/handle with small "Star" logo as per pictures. Blade rusty and has pitts. Condition: used, no cracks or breaks visible, surface rust on b

 

I don't know about this tokens origin. Some information indicates Nuttallburg, West Virginia for the Coal Mine Company. It is as shown and 3/4 inches in diameter. Very good condition. Obviously used w

 

3 1/2 inches across. 1 3/4 inches deep when closed. Telescope out. Work well. They are missing the leather (?) grip coverings. Otherwise clean and normal use wear. Case has edge wear and covering loss

 

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Up for bid is a pair of antique eyeglasses suitable for reading. They are from the late 1800's. They are in excellent condition with no breaks or repairs. All parts are original and fully functional.

 

Pince-Nez glasses were popular from 1880 to 1920. Pince_Nez translates into "nose pincher" because there were no earpieces and the glasses were held in place by spring pressure on the two nose pieces.

 

Brand new in the box

 

Antique Medical Quack Veterinary Metal Measured Syringe in Box with two tips needles. Plunger is numbered 1 to 12 graduations. There are two needles and a funnel? Case is 5 5/8" x 2 3/8". Only marked

 

Vintage leather medical bag in excellent conition with a key. Bid with confidence, ask questions. Thank you for looking! Item is as is. Upjohn/Homa payment due within 48 hours of auction ending.

 

I am not quite sure what I have here so I will just go by the small metal tags. One says Patterson X-Ray Screens and another one is something of a warning about weight on strap and so on. This is real