41.
Copper box taken from cornerstone of Atlanta College of Physicians and Surgeons
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- Date:
- 1898 approx.
- Format:
- Artifact
- Access:
- Public
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Commencement cap owned by Dr. Richardson
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- Date:
- unknown
- Format:
- Artifact
- Access:
- Public
43.
Collection of items uncluding a program of the official dedication of the Ephraim McDowell-Jane Todd Crawford Memorial Home, hand-held stitching machine used by Edward J. Keeney who practiced in Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio, three unidentified parts, possibly of an electromagnetic machine, business card of Francis M. Weems, and a wooden gavel
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- Date:
- 1900 to 1950
- Format:
- Artifact
- Access:
- Public
44.
Clyster (enema) syringe, brought from Ireland to the United States by John Green in 1815
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- Date:
- 1800 to 1815
- Format:
- Artifact
- Access:
- Public
45.
Clyster (enema) box owned by Dr. Oliver Hazard Perry Hill of Lancaster, Kentucky
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- Date:
- 1836 approx.
- Format:
- Artifact
- Access:
- Public
46.
Civil War-era brass screw tourniquet used to control bleeding in a limb or extremity
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- Date:
- 1850 to 1865
- Format:
- Artifact
- Access:
- Public
47.
Cammann binaural stethoscope owned by Dr. George Washington Peddy who served as a surgeon in the 56th Georgia Volunteer Regiment during the United States Civil War
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- Creator:
- George Tiemann & Co.
- Date:
- 1860 approx.
- Format:
- Artifact
- Access:
- Public
48.
Brass screw tourniquet used to control bleeding in a limb or extremity owned by Dr. George Washington Peddy
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- Date:
- 1800 to 1900
- Format:
- Artifact
- Access:
- Public
49.
Brass scarificator set used for bloodletting, with pump, bottle, and cupping glasses in velvet-lined wooden case owned by Dr. John T. Lamar
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- Date:
- 1832 to 1900
- Format:
- Artifact
- Access:
- Public
50.
Bloodletting instruments in leather case
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- Creator:
- George Tiemann & Co.
- Date:
- 1830 to 1900
- Format:
- Artifact
- Access:
- Public