Amputating saw

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Amputating saw, stainless steel
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Amputating saw, stainless steel, with removeable blade and "flip up" blade spine, by Arnold, London, c. 1940

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Category:: Surgery

Object Number:: 1989-308

Measurements:: overall: 85 mm x 326 mm x 24 mm,

type:: saws

credit:: D.H.S.S. (Russell Sq.)

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Amputating saw

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