American Civil War Medicine & Surgical Antiques

Surgical Set collections from 1860 to 1865 - Civilian and Military

Civil War:  Medicine, Surgeon Education & Medical Textbooks

 

The Collections and Museum of Medical Antiques

by Collector:   Douglas Arbittier, MD, MBA

 

Early General Medical             Civil War Medical

 

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American Maker Surgical Set Collection Photo Displays

 

Pre- & Post-Civil War Surgical Sets

 

1820 to 1888 surgical set photos

 

These sets are used to identify and date pre- and post-Civil War sets

 

  Display page 1:

 (c. 1820-1840 )

Early American Sets

 

  Display page 2:

 (c. 1840-1860 )

Pre- Civil War American Sets

 

 Display page 3:

 (c. 1866-1888)

Post-Civil War American Sets

 

 

Civil War Era American Maker Surgical Sets

 

1860 to 1865 surgical set photos

Civil War:  Display 4  |  Display 5  |  Display 6  |  Display 7

 

 

Tiemann catalogue of Civil War instruments 

Gemrig catalogue of Civil War instruments

 

 

 

 

Topical Index for General Medical Antiques

 

Civil War Medicine & Surgical Antiques Index

 

Alphabetical Index for American Civil War Surgical Antiques

 

Early General Medical         Civil War Medical

 

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