Offered is one lot of 20 surgical tools and medical items dating from 1901 and later. Retractor, curettes, urethral dialators, etc. The 2 bakelite items I am unsure what they are for. The infant nazel

 

Offered is an exciting recent find, a wonderful small Dakota apothecary jar, smallest one I've seen in 25 years of antiquing. Measures about 5 1/4" without the lid, with the lid it's about 6 1/4" tall

 

Excellent early Hancock mount of a whole water spider

 

This is a small brass pocket compass fitted in its original black bakelite or early plastic case with screw on top and it dates to around the 1920's - 1930's. Although small measuring only 1 1/2 inche

 

Offered here is a brass medal from the Colorado School Of Mines, with the inscription on reverse "Pres. AIME 47 HEK" and the stamp "Josten Durold". Might well have belonged to a past president of the

 

Normal 0 Normal 0 Scale is solid brass and appears to be complete and all original except where noted on the case repair. This style is intended to be suspended from a twine loop that suspends the sca

 

PAT.'D OCT. 22 1901 IS THE ONLY IDENTIFYING MARKING ON THE BOX- SYRINGE IN UNMARKED. SYRINGE IS 5 3/8" WITH PLUNGER DEPRESSED- 7 1/4" WITH PLUNGER FULLY EXTENDED. METAL CONTAINER IS 5 5/8" X 2 1/4" X

 

A System of Human AnatomySection 2, Bones and Joints: Including Its Medical and Surgical Relations Harrison Allen1882, Henry C. Lea's Son & Co. Nice early oversize medical book illustrating Human

 

Offered at auction, an excellent Antique Papered Microscope Slide "Polycystina ~ Binocular Opaque" by the firm of J&TJ. This mounting firm only made slides for a relatively short period, and thus

 

This booklet is 3 3/4"x 5 3/4" with 10 pages of handwritten rules and regulations. Remainder of the pages are blank. Very good condition but front cover has detached, shipping $2.75