Amputation saw
Amputation saw, steel and ebony, by Bornhagen, Germany, mid 19th century
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Licence
Amputation set, complete, instruments of steel and ebony
Science Museum Group
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Amputation set, complete, instruments of steel and ebony, within leather bound case, some instruments by Kittel, others by Bornhagen, German, mid 19th century
Amputation set, complete, instruments of steel and ebony, within leather bound case, some instruments by Kittel, others by Bornhagen, German.
Details
- Category:
- Surgery
- Collection:
- Sir Henry Wellcome's Museum Collection
- Object Number:
- A600561
- Materials:
- case, leather, case, brass, case, velvet and case, felt
- type:
- instruments and surgery
Parts
Bone forceps
Bone forceps, steel, by Kittel, Germany, mid 19th century
Bullet forceps
Bullet forceps, steel, by Kittel, Germany, mid 19th century
Vulsellum forceps
Vulsellum forceps, steel, by Kittel of Berlin, mid 19th century
Tourniquet, brass and steel
Tourniquet, brass and steel, with canvas cord and leather pad, Germany, mid 19th century
Director, steel
Director, steel, plated, Germany, second half 19th century
Catlin, steel and ebony
Catlin, steel and ebony, by Borhagen, Germany, mid 19th century
Aneurism needle
Aneurism needle, steel and ebony, Germany, mid 19th century
Artery forceps
Artery forceps, steel, by Kittel of Berlin, mid 19th century
Amputation knife
Amputation knife, steel and ebony, by Kittel of Berlin, mid 19th century
Finger saw
Finger saw, steel and ebony, Germany, mid 19th century
Amputation knife with chisel
Amputation knife with chisel, steel and ebony, by Kittel of Berlin, mid 19th century
Amputation knife
Amputation knife, steel and ebony, by Kittel of Berlin, mid 19th century
Catlin, steel and ebony
Catlin, steel and ebony, by Bornhagen of Germany, mid 19th century
Amputation knife
Amputation knife, steel and ebony, by Bornhagen, Germany, mid 19th century
Amputation saw
Amputation saw, steel and ebony, Germany, mid 19th century
