19th C. USA Medical Device - Magneto Electric Machine

United States, ca. 1854 to 1900 CE. This is a "Magneto Electric Machine", a well-known electrotheraphy device that was patented by Davis and Kidder and manufactured by W.H. Burnap. The piece was purch

19th c. Patented Machine for nervous diseases, manufactured by W.H. Burnap, New York, in brass mounted mahogany case with ivory hand crank, brass gears, velvet covered coils, and original hand grips,

"Davis & Kidder's Patent Magneto-Electric Machine for Nervous Diseases"; 19th century medical quackery electro-therapeutic shocking machine; mahogany case with crank on front, handle on hinged lid and

Quack medical devices (2), Davis & Kidder’s Patent Magneto-Electric Machine for Nervous Diseases, wood box w/brass corners, orig paper directions on lid, c.1900, Exc cond, 4.5"H x 10"W & Quack Medic

Davis & Kidder's Patent Magneto-Electric machine for Nervous Diseases, 19th century, brass-bound mahogany-cased instrument with paper label. weight-driven geared-brass and cast-iron steel instrument,

Antique Davis & Kidders Patent Magneto Electric Machine, Quack Medical Device.

Antique medical quackery device for nervous diseases by David and Kidder's Circa 1860's. Patent Magneto electric machine signed by W.H. Burnap Estimated more than 75 yrs old. Size And Weight: See Last

A Group of Four Antique Medical and Scientific Instruments in Fitted Boxes by Various Makers, 19th/20th Century, Including a Davis & Kidder's Magneto-Electric Machine, an instrument by Carl Zeiss (Jen

This is a late 19th Century to early 20th Century electric sewing machine, manufactured by Willcox And Gibbs in the USA, made by Westinghouse. The sewing machine comes with an electric motor and elect

United States, ca. 1860 to 1875 CE. This is a pair of 19th century devices for the care of the body. The first is a small, fish-shaped tool made of turtle shell for cleaning the ear; the second is a f

Europe, probably United Kingdom, ca. 1800 to 1850 CE. This is a trio of 19th century medical devices, They are all fleams, handheld instruments for blood letting, made of horn, metal, and shell. Size

Cased French 19th c. brass medical device, the case is signed "Galante". Case 9.5"l.x4.25"w.

Late 19th century medical quack device made in France. Wood case has label for Appareil D Induction Volta Faradique A. Gaiffe a Paris. Outfit seems complete. Measures 7.5" X 4" X 1.5". From the Howard

ENGLISH 18TH/19TH C. PEWTER MEDICAL DEVICESEighteen (18) total pieces, including syringes, Gibson spoons, extractors, funnels, French enema device, and more.

Hall's New French Battery walnut case, Congress oak case, Electreat boxboard box, lengths 6.5 to 9 inches

Improved Magneto-Electric Shock Machine, c. 1880 Hand-turned mechanism with two coils, used by quack medics for nervous diseases and numerous other conditions, missing belt. "Improved Magneto-Electric

Largest Measures 9" w x 6" deep x 7" h

Medical Quackery lot, 9 items total. 1. "Magneto-Electric Machine for Nervous and other Diseases." housed in a nice box. Top has pin punched name Mrs JC and Carstone(?). Ca. 1860-1880. H 5-5/8" W 10"

Quack Medical Grouping, 3 machines, including Davis & Kidder's Patent Magneto electric machine; "Violet Ray" machine by Bleadon-Dun Company & Elec-Treat Mechanical Heart.

mid 19th century. doctor's medical bleeder stamped "C.S. H.D.". Private Collection of Dr. Charles Webb, Campobello, South Carolina.

19th century. The group includes four various instruments which are quite interesting. One handled device marked “G. Riemann N-York†another is housed in its original box.

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Antique Medical medical device has original belt, and turns, but it missing the additional wires. It has the sponge, label, but no wires. Measuring: 10"L x 4.5"T x 4.5"W

This print is from a fine collector in New Orleans. The print is authentic antique from the epoch, anatomy diagram by The Krebs Lith. Co., printed in 19th. C. in USA Cin.Very low starting bid without