两种医疗用品 - 锡铅合金, 钢





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两件来自英国的古董医疗用品,年代约1900–1910,其中包括一只镀锡(锡合金)灌肠泵,带水果木柄,以及约1905年的 Veedee 振动按摩器,均处于良好使用状态,带有轻微老化痕迹,可拆分装运,尺寸为31.5×28×6 cm。
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两个医疗物件:
A large antique French enema pump fashioned from pewter with a fruit wood plunger, designed for self administration it comes from a time when enemas were a mainstay of medicine. This enema syringe, also known as a Clyster, reflects the early nineteenth-century belief in the benefits of purging the body on a regular basis. The French title is "Clystère soi-même ' reflecting the self administration aspect.
The syringe easily disassembles and reassembles and all parts appear to be in good working order - this item will be disassembled into two parts for shipping, it measures 31.5 x 28 x 6cm.
A fascinating relic of Edwardian "Mechanical Therapeutics." This is the original Veedee Massager, retailed by J. E. Garratt of London circa 1905.
A masterpiece of turn-of-the-century engineering, the Veedee operates entirely without electricity. Through a series of internal gears and a weighted balance, turning the hand-crank produces a powerful, soothing vibration. In its day, it was heralded as a miracle cure for the "stresses of modern life" and various physical ailments.
A conversation piece for any collector of scientific oddities, medical history, or steampunk-inspired decor.
卖家故事
两个医疗物件:
A large antique French enema pump fashioned from pewter with a fruit wood plunger, designed for self administration it comes from a time when enemas were a mainstay of medicine. This enema syringe, also known as a Clyster, reflects the early nineteenth-century belief in the benefits of purging the body on a regular basis. The French title is "Clystère soi-même ' reflecting the self administration aspect.
The syringe easily disassembles and reassembles and all parts appear to be in good working order - this item will be disassembled into two parts for shipping, it measures 31.5 x 28 x 6cm.
A fascinating relic of Edwardian "Mechanical Therapeutics." This is the original Veedee Massager, retailed by J. E. Garratt of London circa 1905.
A masterpiece of turn-of-the-century engineering, the Veedee operates entirely without electricity. Through a series of internal gears and a weighted balance, turning the hand-crank produces a powerful, soothing vibration. In its day, it was heralded as a miracle cure for the "stresses of modern life" and various physical ailments.
A conversation piece for any collector of scientific oddities, medical history, or steampunk-inspired decor.

