Filter Collection (Medical & Oddities)

The Victorian era had way to honor their loved ones. The movement grew during the Renaissance revival period, bringing the idea of pure love and [...]

Narcotic Bottle, circa 19th Century for Tincture of Chloride: of Morphine 
Abbreviated on the recessed label as Tinct: Chlor: of Morphine
The label [...]

Like the other 19th C. bottle I posted, the "Tinct. Cannab. ind.", the bottle is almost the same shape and age. The ground glass stopper [...]

A Antique O.B. Comfort Dentist Painted Wooden Sign Teeth Extracted Without Pain

Terp Heroin Patent Medicine By Foster's Quack Medicine Bottle 

19th C. Apothecary Bottle with Original Stopper "Tinct. Cannab. ind." Tincture of Cannabis 

A Very Rare and Macabre piece of American Folk and Historical importance! A skull depicting the death of then, 3 US sitting presidents presented to Roswell [...]

Hanau Articulator Horizontal Condylar Indication with Wooden Box and attachments. 

Aluminum cast model is circa 1940 and comes with wood case with handle and [...]

Lower Jaw Anatomical Model German Made Wood and Plaster on Wood Boards New York Biological Supply Co. Metal Tag. Circa 1920's

Tin Litho Sign Quack Medicine Hicks Capudine Liquid For Headache

Civil War Era Hair Art Brooch October 5th 1861 Rose Gold 12K Memento Mori

c. 1900 Florascope Brass French Field Insect and Flower Microscope

A Naturalist Artist original drawing of a squirrel skull with over sized deformed teeth. The top squirrel head is the interpretation of what the animal [...]

Lacrymatory Glass Tear Vial Victorian Tear Jar, circa Late 19th C.

Lacrymatory also spelled lachrymatory, are tear collectors used in funeral and love loss practices. [...]

Lambert's Pictorial Anatomy Chart, dated 1851.
Republished from Bougery and Jacob, Paris
Printed in Colors by F. Michelin 180 Fulton St.

This amazing and early medical pull [...]

Circa 1920's Taxidermy Bird Display 5 Birds Museum Display.

The birds taxidermy and mounted as a museum style display with the birds in flight, landing, perched [...]

St. Dimitri ......Also known as Demetrius of Thessaloniki..."During the Middle Ages, he came to be revered as one of the most important Orthodox military [...]

Henry Troemner..."was by far the most prolific of balance manufacturers in the United States, making scales and balances for almost every conceivable use: assay, [...]

Dr. H. Sanche & Co. Oxydonor No. 2
The device has the original outer case and the original wires with the metal attachment, which also bares the [...]

2 cased Fleam / Bloodletting tools Steel blade with pivoting tortoiseshell style blade protectors with leather over hard board case.
The Tortoiseshell appears to be an [...]

Trocar and Tracheotomy mid 1800's Ebony Handle with Silver Tub Unmarked

Year: Circa 1850's
Ebony Handle Trocar, the handle has a very small minor crack [...]

D. W. Kolbe Adjustable Clamp
Year: Circa Civil War era, 1859-66: 32 S. 9th
Ebony Wood Handle Forceps

Bio: D. W. Kolbe (Dietrich W. Kolbe) surgical [...]

19th Sub Q Syringe, dark glass plunger,
The case has the original soft leather inside and 2 needles. The glass vial of Morphine as the original [...]

Marked H. Cook
three blade Phlebotomy, Blood-Letting device.

Size: 3 1/8
Condition: Fine, the bronze case is fine and with minimal wear. The blades are worn, [...]

Max Drah was an Austrian sculptor who was born in 1879 but mysteriously no one knows the year he died. Several pieces of his are well [...]