Medical Antiques: Collecting Surgical and Bloodletting Items

Time 2021-01-04 10:03:33

Web Name: Medical Antiques: Collecting Surgical and Bloodletting Items

WebSite: http://www.medicalantiques.com

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Collecting,Antiques,Medical,

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The Internet Resource for collecting medical, Civil War, surgical, apothecary, dental, and bloodletting antiques Featuring the Collections and Museum of Medical Antiques by Collector Preserver: Douglas Arbittier, MD, MBA identification of historical pieces can be provided for medical, surgical, dental, and bloodlettingitems like those displayed on this site and at no-charge. Please contact: Medical Collectors Advisory Services this web resource run the medical gamut to include American, English, French, German, medical art and Italian large cased surgical sets, dental instruments, apothecary items, obstetrical pieces, stethoscopes, hearing devices, spectacles, and bloodletting devices like spring lancets, fleams, scarificators, and leech jars! There is a complete Civil War display of military surgery sets as well as Civil War surgeon images. The entire collection is housed in a stand-alone private museum. Brought to you by private collector and preserver of medical antiques: Douglas Arbittier, MD, MBAENTER: MEDICAL ANTIQUES WEBSITE And be thankful you live in today's medical world... ENTER: CIVIL WAR MEDICAL WEBSITE There are over 900 pages and 10,000 images in this extensive study of Civil War medical and surgical history. Subjects covered: medical text books, medical school history, military medicine, Civil War military surgical sets, in-depth analysis of instruments found in surgical sets, military images of surgeons, and hundreds of article on surgery and instruments from 1840 to 1870. The website for Civil War Medical Antiques was created and written by Dr. Michael Echols. MedicalAntiques and MedicalAntiques.com is a registered Trademark and a registered domain . All photos and material on this site are copyrighted 1998 - 2019. Please obtain direct permission to use any and all material on this site, including the photographs. You may not use any of the content of this Web site on any other Web site without specific e-mail permission from Dr. Doug Arbittier. Primary, secondary, and high-school students may use content without direct permission for homework assignments, but a credit to the website would be appreciated. All others must have direct written permission from Dr. Douglas Arbittier for use of any and all content on these web pages.

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Museum of medical history, Medical Antiques features cased surgical, medical, dental, obstetrical, apothecary, and bloodletting instruments. Civil War medicine and surgical sets. Extensive information freely given! Tour the Arbittier Museum of Medical History

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