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Syringe
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Syringe

Object number2012.47.10 a-c
Manufacturer
Date1840-1879
OriginPittsburg, PA
OriginPittsburgh, PA
MediumLeather; Metal; Glass; Velvet; Silk
Credit LineGift of Melinda Hays Evans
DescriptionBlack leather case containing syringe and needle.Dimensions1.875 x 3.25 in. (4.8 x 8.3 cm)
Marks(a)
Sticker inside lid: "Manufactured & Repaired / BY OTTO HELMOLD, / No. 96 Smithfield Street, / PITTSBURG, PA".
Historical NotesPart of a collection of medical supplies of Dr. James Glenn Dickson who operated in the Canonsburg area from the 1840s to the 1870s. Donor Melinda Hays Evans’ family found the apothecary chest with accompanying medical supplies in a barn on their property in the Canonsburg area. The collection documents the practice of a mid-19th century small town doctor.
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Syringe
Syringe
Parke, Davis and Company
1840-1879
Syringe, Medical
Syringe, Medical
1840-1879
Syringe, Medical
Syringe, Medical
1840-1879
Model, Anatomical
Model, Anatomical
The Kendall Company
1984-1988
Model, Anatomical
Model, Anatomical
Laerdal Medical Corporation
1847-1969
Kit, Surgical
Kit, Surgical
J. H. Gemrig
1877
Image Not Available for Needle, Hypodermic
Needle, Hypodermic
1840-1879
Syringe, Bulb
Syringe, Bulb
1840-1879
Toolbox
Toolbox
E. A. Berg
Machine, Sewing
Machine, Sewing
American Safety Table Company
Instrument, Surgical
Instrument, Surgical
Renwal American Sundries Company
Syringe, Medical
Syringe, Medical
Gentile
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