19th century amputation saw
No maker's mark
Accident on the blade
19th century amputation saw
Metal, brass and ebony handle. The blade is interchangeable.
No maker's markings
It dates from the 19th century, as the handle is made of ebony wood with a guilloche pattern for a better grip, and was no longer made in the 20th century. Knifemakers switched to all-metal or all-stainless steel equipment after the discovery of the importance of hygiene and sterilisation, as wood is a veritable hotbed of germs and bacteria of all kinds...
It was around the 1880s, when asepsis became essential thanks to Pasteur, that manufacturers completely abandoned ebony in surgical instruments.
Length 33cm height 9cm - Blade length: 21cm
Accident on the blade: see photos
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Nineteenth-century medicine bottle with beautiful black and gold label
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19th century amputation saw
No maker's mark
Accident on the blade
