Scientific Instruments

Small bottle of Morphine Sulphate with contents, approximately 25 of the following; Dates to about 1920. 100 Gelatin-coated Pills No. 404 Morphine Sulphate 1/8 Grain Dose 1 or 2 pills as directed by physician 1005045 Parke, Travis & Co. Detroit Michigan U.S.A.

(Euoain Hydrochlorate B) USA Patent No. 657880 Dated Sept 11th 1930 Manufacturing Chemist Berlin Germany Sole Agents and Licensees for the United States and Canada Schering & Glatz New York Full

This is a Tenka-Ichi Soroban abacus with its original box and instructions. The abacus is made of hard plastic. It measures approximately 6 1/2 long and 2 2/8 tall. The instruction book uses pictures and diagrams to help with its use. All is in good condition. An interesting item!

New W.A. Baum Company Wall Unit 33 Sphygmomanometer with basket is perfectly suited for the hospital or clinic environment.

Early 20th Century Electrical Science Device. Possibly a museum magnetism demonstration piece.

Holds seven and have one more total of 8 glass test tubes, seven corks, red wood holder 9 long

Antique 19th century gas light lighter

Amazing Life like medical and Red Cross Trainer IV and blood transfusion Human arm mannequin. Prop perfect for Halloween Haunt, note finger nibbles. mmmmmm

Great Depression era funeral embalmers blood clot Mortician reams, price each we have several. Perfect Goth Cocktail Party Swizzle Stick!

Early birth control device from France. Imagine life during Belle Époque, Oscar Wilde sipping a glass of Green Fairy Absinthe at the Cafe du Rat Mort then down to your favorite Parisian Brothel circa 1855 - 1870.

Late Victorian early Edwardian Doctor Humphreys antique wooden medical cabinet.

3' tall x 16 War Vintage, Librascope Airborne Periscope. Part# 301420 Optical Viewer. Douglas detail spec# 7384167 Good optics, no chips or cracks.

Loose Lips Sink Ships! Well not if you have this vintage stainless steel Dodge needle injector. Remember when Mom would say quiet or I'll sew your Lips shut, Hmmm?

Syringe Hypodermic Like Needle

Mortuary, Embalmer, Funeral Directors stainless steel aspirator sans point.

This is a combination Sundial and Compass made by the Ansonia Company, with a trademark name of Sunwatch and I believe this was made in the 1920 era. This is a nice brass piece which is a pocket style. It is difficult to open with the button on the end, so I have stored it in the open position and will also ship it that way. The plate insert with the tables of Latitudes is loose from the shell, and it does have a center hole with a scratch below that and the beginnings of another hole. The bottom portion has the sundial with a working lever that pulls up and the compass is below that area. It does seem to work appropriately as I faced North and the indicator went to the North position. When closed this measures about 2 x 3 inches with a length of about 6 inches when it is open. Should you have any questions, please let me know.

Scientific medical teaching Dental cast jawbone model. Exposed cut away and brightly colored Dentist jaw

Rare BodyScope of New York rotating inter active Volvelle pop up like medical anatomical teaching fold out card cover, a moveable medical where's Waldo? Art Moderne era Great Depression Medicine Dr. student Physician training or teaching aid.

Vintage Opera Glasses, or perfect for any kind of sports, I use a pair for Hockey games, Pocket size folding style, It comes in shiny chrome and black what it looks like leather, Measuring about 4 1/2 x 2 1/2 and 3/4 inches thick.

Beyond Mad Max, Steam Punk like antique wooden bug sprayer, crop duster. Incredible chain driven sprocket system still bellows with force. Seriously uber built insect killer from a time when killing flies with a hammer was stylish. A rural Virginia farm find, large agricultural tool is appropriately modeled by New Hope Pa. artisan Glassblower and shop keeper Meshell Kimbel of God Save The Qweens.

Early thick glass laboratory Graduated Beaker. Deep acid etched graduations and text.

1950-1970

Early medical lab or dental milk glass tool display.

Old whine decanter LOL

Medical

Rather harsh heavy early medical Dentist tool extraction key for teeth by S.S. White Dental Mfg. Co. Pa. Extracting Elevator. Price each, we have 5 availible. YANK & YIKES!

Antique Edwardian Vibrator. No mere self propelled pleasure product sex toy,it's human powered. An early 20th century device in original black card box plus photo graphic brochure.

Darling 5 1/4 tall little black boy hiding behind a thermometer. Marked on the base Multi Products Inc. 1949. Looks like it is made of wood but is actually made of a composition material. White fuzz for diaper worn otherwise very good.

Old funeral parlor working Undertaker embalming autopsy post mortem tool kit.

Vintage Artificial Leg Prosthesis from Zofcin Funeral Parlor Shickshinny Pennsylvania

Reichert-Jung BioStar 1820 Inverted Biological Microscope, almost new condition. Objectives:(1)Plan Achro 4/.12, (1)Achromat 10/.25, (1)3006 6.5/.2, (2) 10x WF Eyepieces Features: 5-Position Nosepiece, Y-Axis Controls, Built-in Illuminator Power: 120V, 60 Hz, 0.25A Includes (1) Multiple-Tally Denominator #10692-2

Not sure of the terminology,shark nose? 2 very OLD bullet shaped lights with housings, rough condition but neat for auto restoration, bar or resturant installation

Victorian quack medicine Dr Scott's Electric Flesh Brush in original cardboard box. Thermoplastic base similar to Daguerreotype Union Case.

Laho's Hardware tall.

HUGE, Rare Victorian Undertaking Embalmers gravity feed glass funnel set. Morticians heavy iron stand, a post mortem collectors rarity.

7 brass weights from 1 kilogram to 20 grams. 6 smaller weights are missing. All in a wood holder. Brass needs polishing.

Victorian medical tools brass and Ivory with felt lined wooden case. It is not listed by Elizabeth Bennion in Antique Medical Instruments book. Surgical irrigation, Stomach pump, Veterinary drench, Opthalmic wash, non gravity Embalming mortuary pump, even a Victorian Bong, all been suggested. Yet it remained for the Director of The Surgery Museum Of London U.K. to kindly identify this as an Enema tube. A rare pump Lavage instrument.

Cat gut thread and original glass dispenser. Housed as found, in bandage secured Braun's Glass, this strange surgery necessity is quite oddly shaped. Bathed in an alcohol glycerin like solution, it remains quite the medical oddity. Perfect for that Macabre Seamstress or Crazy Cat lady.

Rare Kimble Glass company Pennsylvania Department Of Health Harrisburg Hospital blood test kits. Pre War these likely date to 1920's. In original tubes, these each contain, a hand blown glass sample ampoule, test registration card, razor for cutting rubber hose for blood cultures. In great condition, one sans cap they are unused and so very rare! For the appreciative home Dracula, old Vlad never had it so good. Perfect his and her, Sanguinary Symphony. Kimble glass started in 1901 merged with Kontes Glass in 1941 and later became part of Gerresheimer Glas. Price each we have 2.

Purchased from the Shaffer Beer Brewery family estate on Long island New York this amazing little old rocking gout chair is still sturdy and strong. One small easily remedied stain, yet the fabric is still crisp and bright. Iron sled runner like rocker blades are equally in good condition. Great old medical furniture.

Early 1900's, the little wooden containers have chemicals in them, 5 test tubes have chemicals also. There are some papers in folders. It has the chemistry experiment book, all in a very nice wooden box. I don't think you will find a much finer set.

1977, Miller Studio inc., plaster, some very small chips.

White and red metal, smiling devil, PetrO, very good condition. 13 1/4 tall.

Victorian medical glass bleeding cup with fitted case. This Victorian era bottle like bleeding tool was used to remove by suction, blood and imaginary evils. Then Bloodletting thought of as more sanitary then Leeches, the Leech is now considered relatively antiseptic.  

Superb 19th century tuning fork for hearing loss , deafness detection and tone recognition. Some have called this a Civil War era