Pair of veterinary tooth pullers for use with cows

Made:: 1780-1800 in England

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Pair of veterinary tooth pullers for use with cows, iron
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Pair of veterinary tooth pullers for use with cows, iron, no maker, England, 1780-1800

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Category:: Veterinary Medicine

Object Number:: 1988-102/8

Materials:: iron

type:: tooth pullers

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Pair of veterinary tooth pullers for use with cows

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