Skull saw

Made:: 1803-1847 in London

maker:: William Smith

Skull saw, steel and ebony, Hey's double edged by William Smith

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Skull saw, steel and ebony, Hey's double edged by William Smith
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Skull saw, steel and ebony, Hey's double edged by William Smith, London, England, 1803-1847

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Category:: Surgery

Collection:: Sir Henry Wellcome's Museum Collection

Object Number:: A614989

Materials:: steel and ebony

type:: skull saws

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