[murofhsirgo]

my new favorite thread of pics, i love this old timey stuff. btw i think her back looked just fine yes suh:)

[Photoplay]

Good Catch Sherlock Bleeed.exe
Clearly the bottle is marked "10 May 1938”. 100%
sciencemuseum.org.uk Has it listed as Blood transfusion bottle, capped, with associated parts, England, 1978?
By 1978 is seems they had started to use plastic storage containers and moved away from glass bottles though
And as you said NBTS wasn't called that until 1994,

[Raising Cain]

The only thing that makes sense there is the birthing chair.

[vagabond]

Very interesting!

[skankhunt]

Originally Posted by Kelly ↗

Masks worn by medical professionals during the plague
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Child in iron lung
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Tanning babies at orphanage 1925 Chicago to offset winter rickets
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Woman with artificial leg
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Wooden prosthetic hand 1800
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Selection of items used to disguise facial disfigurement
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Blood transfusion bottle England 1978
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Dr Clarks spinal apparatus 1878
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Neurological exam 1884
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Antique prosthetic leg
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US civil surgeons kit
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Walter Reed physiotherapy store 1920
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Boy in rolling invalid cart 1915
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Lewis Sayre's scoliosis treatment
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Claude Becks early defibrillator
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Antique birthing chair 1800's
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Knives for surgery China 1801-1920
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Anatomical model
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Radiology nurse technician France 1918
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One of the first surgical procedures using anesthetic 1855- 1860
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Rush medical college Chicago 1900
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Insanity treatments
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the insanity treatments look like they would make you more insane from being tied up in a cocoon all day long

[Sharon]

Fantastic post

[True life]

Amazing and very glad I live in today's time thanks for sharing these as well

[CrunchyCripple]

Those tanning babies were pretty damn cute.
Great pictures. I had to save some of them - especially the bird masks. Beautifully creepy.

[Karma]

Yeah, no way is that blood transfusion bottle from 1978. 1938 by the looks of it. Fantastic post Kelly.

[woodruff]

great post - love those bird beak masks!