Antique Arnold & Sons Surgical Syringe
This is an antique surgical syringe manufactured by Arnold & Sons, a well-respected British instrument maker active from 1829 to 1928. The syringe features a brass barrel with intricate detailing and a clear maker’s mark. The design is typical of Victorian-era medical instruments, prioritizing functionality and durability. It would have been used for administering fluids or medications, and represents a significant piece of medical history.
Condition and Collectibility
The syringe exhibits signs of age and use, consistent with its antique status. The brass shows some patina and wear, adding to its character. This piece is of interest to collectors of medical instruments, historical artifacts, and those fascinated by the evolution of healthcare. It offers a tangible connection to the past and a glimpse into the practices of Victorian medicine.
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