Small amputation saw by Braun, c.1730

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1701-1800

Amputation saw by Stodart, London c.1800

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1750-1850

Petit's type tourniquet

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1701-1800

Amputation saw by Young, Edinburgh, c.1800

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1801-1890

Field tourniquet, consisting of brass buckle, pad

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1801-1880

Case for amputation set, empty, sharkskin covered

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1760-1850

Tourniquet with brass reel mechanism

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1850-1920

Tourniquet, Petit's type, brass screw device with

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1751-1850

Blade from bow-frame amputation saw, c. 1850

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1780-1880

Tourniquet, Lister's type, for compression of the

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1781-1880

Field tourniquet consisting of linen strapping

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1851-1920

Bow-frame amputation saw, c. 1680

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1651-1750

Bow-frame amputation saw by Collin, Paris, c. 1880

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1860-1900

Small amputation saw with detachable blade by Maw,

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1801-1900

Makin's breast forceps

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1860-1875

Signoroni's adjustable tourniquet

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1801-1900

Screw tourniquet for leg, 1751 to 1940

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1751-1940

Tourniquet, Petit's type, brass and screw device

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1801-1880

Amputation knife by Eberle A'ddore, 1701-1800

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Amputation set, cased, by Reay and Robinson

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1837-1851

Moffit's winged tourniquet, brass screw clamp only

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1801-1880

Amputation knife, or catlin by Charriere, c.1850

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1780-1880

Verduin's amputation knife by Lion, 1601-1750

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1601-1750

Lister's tourniquet for compression of the femoral

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1831-1900

Collin-type forceps, with saw and spare blade

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1875-1885

Morell and Richter's tourniquet, consisting of a c

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Small bow-frame amputation saw, handle missing, c.

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1801-1900

Two amputation knives by Brown, in case, c. 1860

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1880-1900

Amputation Saw, Germany, 16th Century

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1501-1600

Aseptic Amputation Saw, early 20th Century

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1900-1910

Amputation knife by Stodart, c. 1800

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1787-1839

Amputation knife by Weiss, c.1880

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1801-1900

Amputation knife by Baker, 1801-1900

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1765-1894

Amputation knives by Weiss, c.1850

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1801-1900

Toiurniquet, brass, leather and canvas, by Stodart

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1787-1850

Amputation knife by Maddox, c. 1800

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Adam's periosteotomy saw, for subcutaneous divisio

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1801-1900

Amputation knife, by Brand, c.1800

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1750-1850

Small amputation saw

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Blade from bow backed amputation saw, c. 1850

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1801-1900

Metacarpal saw, with hinged moveable back, ebony h

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1801-1900

Post-mortem amputation saw, c. 1830

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1801-1880

Amputation knife or catlin, c. 1700

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1650-1750

Blade from tenan-shaped amputation saw, c.1830

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1801-1900

Amputation set in case, by Aitken, York, 1820-1886

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1820-1886

Amputation knife by Aitken of York, c.1850

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1820-1910

Tourniquet, early Petit type, steel screw device i

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1781-1880

Amputation set, mostly complete, steel instruments

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1851-1900

Tourniquet, brass screw only, Petit's type, by Nor

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1801-1850

Amputation knife by Hillard of Glasgow, c.1850

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1834-1920