Topical Index for American Civil War Surgical Antiques 

Alphabetical index of all active pages: 

Continued On  Page Two

            

1. An extensive discussion on identification of Civil War military surgical sets

2. Article on Lincoln deathbed description by an attending surgeon

3. Article on Union medical materials and the medical staff organization during the Civil War

4. Article showing dates and maker labels for Civil War set makers

5. Article on ligation of arteries and use of the aneurism needle

6. Article on Surgeon Frank Ridgway to document his Civil War set,

7. Article on cased surgical sets recommended by surgeons during the Civil War

8. Article on pocket surgical kit identification and contents used during the Civil War

9. Article on Medical Cadets during the Civil War

10. Article on government sale of Civil War hospital inventory to surgeons

11. Article on instruments typically found in pocket surgical cases

12. Article on a Goulding-Brinkerhoff connection

13. Article on Medical Cadets during the Civil War

14. Article on the Field Organization of the Medical Department, 1862

15. Article on suture needles and suturing during the Civil War era

16. Article on bloodletting or venesection during the Civil War

17. Article on use of the microscope during the Civil War

18. Article on sources of Civil War military surgical sets

19. Article on transfusions during the Civil War

20. Article on Medical Purveyors and Storekeepers, 1861

21. Article, report on Gettysburg by Surg. Letterman about 'useless' civilian doctors

22. Article on contract physicians being required to bring their own instruments

23. Article, report on Gettysburg by Surg. Letterman about useless civilian doctors

24. Article on sale of Civil War hospital inventory to surgeons

25. Article on the Medical Purveyors and Store-Keepers during the war

26. Archival data on the Hospital and Medical Department budgets

27. Catheters and sounds used in Civil War sets

28. Chloroform and its use on the battlefield during the Civil War

29. Chloroform and sulfuric ether use during the Civil War, from Smith's Manual of Surgery

30. Ciba article on Civil War medical education

31. Ciba article on Civil War medicine during the Civil War

32. Civil War image of surgeons 5th Army Corps under Meade

33. Civil War Surgery Register for 49th New York Volunteers 1863-1865

34. Civil War Collidge Field Case or Surgeon's Companion

35. Civil War contract surgeons

36. Civil War 'Confederate' surgical set evaluation

37. Civil War medical books ordered by Surgeon General's Office for the Medical Department

38. Civil War microscope use, an article

39. Civil War pocket surgical kit

40. Civil War hospital inventory of medical books & supplies 1865

41. Civil War instrument maker list

42. Civil War pocket surgical cases, kits instrument lists by Snowden, Gemrig, and Tiemann

43. Civil War surgeon identification and how to research a doctor's name

44. Civil War set with unusual history and how it was determined

45. Civil War surgical cases with unusual variations of latches and keys

46. Civil War surgical instruments and their use from a military manual

47. Civil War surgical set  makers for the  U. S. Army Medical  and  Hospital Dept's.

48. Civil War treatment of a venereal disease

49. Civil War era maker marks by Tiemann

50. Civil War Surgery: The truth about what surgeons did and did not do during the War

51. Civil War Surgical Manuals and Medical Texts

52. Civil  War trepanning examples from the Medical & Surgical History

53. Civil War Tiemann pocket surgical  kit, c. 1854

54. Civil War venesection and bloodletting article

55. Civil War issued U.S.A Hosp. and Med'l Dept. medical bottles

56. Civil War thumb lancet for venesection

57. Civil War Medical Staff sword by Horstmann,

58. Civil War labeled japanned tin medical containers

59. Civil War Army Surgeon

60. Civil War era stomach pump by Brinkerhoff, N.Y.

61. Civil War medical bottles marked for the U.S.A. Hospital Department

62. Cdv's of the surgeons who taught at Bellevue Hosp. during the Civil War,

63. Confederate Medical Department organization

64. CSA medical & surgical books by Porcher, Chisolm, and Moore

65. Engraving Civil War surgical set cartouches for the Hosp. Dept.

66. Extended list of pre-1866 Medical College Lecture Tickets

67. Evaluation of Civil War Tiemann amputation set c. 1861

68. Evaluation of two pre-Civil War Tiemann civilian surgery sets, c. 1859-1861.

69. Frank H. Hamilton Engraved Silver Tray

70. Fake Civil War surgical set identification

71. Fake Civil War surgical set on ebay

72. Gemrig USA Military Dept. surgical set c. 1860's

73. Goulding USA military surgical set c. 1846, Mexican-American War

74. Goulding USA military trepanning set c. 1846, Mexican-American War 

75. Grace's: The Army Surgeon's Manual

76. Hernstein tooth key marked for the U.S.A. Hosp. Dept.

77. Hernstein surgical set owned by Confederate doctor c. 1861

78. Hernstein USA Hospital Department military Civil War surgical set. c. 1865

79. Hernstein USA Hospital Department military Civil War surgical set c. 1864

80. Hernstein & Son Civil War military post-mortem set,

81. Hernstein & Son, Civil War issue, ivory handled dissection set,

82. Hernstein Civil War sets: military vs civilian versions

83. Hernstein early U.S.A Hosp. Dept. set, c. 1861

84. Hernstein Civil War set c. 1861

85. Hernstein U. S, Army trephine set, c. 1865

86. Homeopathic and Allopathic Physicians during the Civil War

87. How to identify Civil War military surgery sets

88. Index of all Civil War era medical text books in this collection

89. Instruments typically found in a pocket surgical case

90. Instrument sets specified by the U.S. Army Medical Department during the Civil War

91. Instrument list of military surgical set instrument details from the Tiemann catalog

92. Instruments normally found in a Civil War field set 1861-65

93. Jefferson Medical College lecture cards in the leather folder,

94. Kolbe USA Hospital Department military Civil War surgical set c. 1862

95. Kolbe pocket surgical kit, Civil War design

96. List of over 300 Civil War medical  authors and faculty in this collection

97. Liston, Robert, M. D. article and text book on surgery

98. Medical education during the Civil War

99. Medical schools in existence during and before the Civil War

100. Material requisitioned by the medical staff during the Civil War

101. Military latches and markings for identification of Civil War surgical sets

102. Mariner's medical guide for ships, families, plantations, 1884

103. Moses Herrick, first amputation of Civil War by surgeon Norman Smith

104. Navy surgery set by Wade & Ford from hospital steward aboard U.S. Virginia

105. Norman Smith,  MD, Tiemann Civil War surgical set c. 1861

106. Post 1880, non-Civil War surgical set identification

107. Post-Mortem set information, how many, etc.

108. Researching Civil War surgeons and physicians

109. Revised U.S. Army Regulations book, 1861

110. Set of Medical & Surgical History of the Rebellion,

111. Shepard and Dudley: Were not makers during the Civil War

112. Snowden and Brother Civil War capital surgical set c. 1861-5 

113. Snowden U S Army Medical Dept.  post-mortem set c. 1860's  

114. Snowden and Brother capital size military four tier surgery set

115. Snowden and Brother field size U.S.A. Med. Dept military amputation set

116. Snowden amputation set, 1860

117. So you want to buy a Civil War surgical set!

118. Stethoscopes and Civil War useage

119. Surgical set case latch comparisons

120. Suture needles and suturing

121. Squibb Civil War medical bottle

122. Tiemann's catalogue for Civil War instrument identification

123. Tiemann's bullet removal instruments c.1870's

124. Tiemann maker marks on various instruments to determine dates

125. Tiemann surgical set comparison of a c. 1855 to a c. 1861

126. Tiemann surgical set c. 1864

127. Tiemann leather Civil War era pocket surgical kit, four panel,

128. Tiemann bleeder thumb lancet from Civil War era

129. Tiemann military amputation set c.1861, small set specified by Hamilton

130. Tiemann U. S. Army Hospital Dept. field set, c. 1862-64

131. Tiemann U. S. Army Hospital Dept. urological set c. 1863-64

132. Tiemann list of military surgical set instruments in a case

133. Tiemann 1870 catalog post-mortem instruments

134. Tiemann Military Embalming pump set,

135. Tiemann Civil War surgical set c. 1861 belonging to Norman Smith, M.D.

136. Tourniquets: variations and dating methods by shape and buckles

137. Transfusions during the Civil War with apparatus

138. US Army Hospital Department: its history and organization

139. Union medical staff organization and materia chirugica during the Civil War

140. U.S. A Hosp. Dept. quart bottle, amber color,

141. U.S.A. Hosp. Dept, dental key by H. Hernstein & Tiemann in Civil War leather kit,

142. U.S.A. Hosp. Dept. field set of Civil War surgeon Frank Ridgway

143. U.S.A. Med. Dept. ceramic jar with a paper label marked 1863

144. Uses of various surgical instruments from a Civil War manual

145. Wade and Ford surgical set owned by a Civil War Navy doctor

Continued: Alphabetical Index pages 1 and 2

Surgical set identification and related articles

 

Surgical set photos 1  Early 1820 to 1840

Surgical set photos 2  Early 1840 to 1860

Surgical set photos 3  Post-Civil War 1865 to 1880

1. Altered surgical instruments and how value is effected

2. Amputation knife blades analysis for dating purposes

3. Antique surgical instrument books and where to find them

4. Antique surgical instrument identification

5. Bone forceps 1829 to 1886 and during the Civil War

6. Civil War surgical instruments and their use from a military manual

7. Civil War era maker marks by Tiemann

8. Dating surgical saws by association with other instruments

9. Fake Civil War surgical set on ebay

10. Forceps design and identification

11. Gemrig Instrument Catalog c. 1872 (12 pages)

12. Hernstein Civil War sets: military vs civilian versions

13. How to identify Civil War surgery sets

14. Instruments drawings and descriptions for various topics

15. Instruments normally found in a Civil War field set 1861-65

16. Military latches and markings for identification of Civil War surgical sets

17. Post 1880, non-Civil War surgical set identification

18. Post-Mortem set information, how many, etc.

19. Surgical set case latch comparisons

20. Surgical instrument makers in America with dates and location

21. Tiemann list of military surgical set instruments in a case

22. Tourniquets: variations and dating methods by shape and buckles

23. Trepanning instruments in cases and how they are used

24. Uses of various surgical instruments from a Civil War manual

25. Valuations of various types of surgical sets

1. Collecting Civil War medical and surgical text books

2. Civil War era medical books purchased by U. S. Army Medical Department 1840 - 1861

3. Civil War related medical books currently in this collection

4. Medical Book Collection Index

5. Inventory of medical books from Ward "H" at N.Y. Conesus Centre Army Hospital 1865

6. Evaluation of Civil War era medical books

7. Antique surgical instrument books and where to find them

8. A collection of CSA medical & surgical books by Porcher, Chisolm, and Moore

9. Civil War medical books ordered by Surgeon General's Office for the Medical Department

10. Civil War Surgical Manuals and Medical Texts

11. Gross, Samuel D., M.D. Operative surgery Vol. 1, 1872

12. Gruthrie's commentary on War (medical text)

13. Hamilton, Frank Hastings, M.D. biography

14. Hamilton, Frank Hastings, M. D. , Books on surgery, fractures, etc.

15. Index of all Civil War era medical text books in this collection

16. Liston, Robert, M. D. article and text book on surgery

17. Medical education during the Civil War

18. Medical schools in existence during and before the Civil War

19. Medical dictionary by Robley Dunglison, MD, 1860

20. Researching Civil War surgeons and physicians

21. Stromeyer on fractures due to gun-shot, SGO Library issue

22. Surgeon General's Office Library list of books issued during the Civil War

23. Surgeon General's Office Library 1840 catalogue

24. Thomson's Conspectus book, U. S. A. Hosp. Dept.,  Surgeon James Dexter

25. Uses of various surgical instruments from a Civil War manual