Catalogue of Surgical Instruments, for Sale by Codman & Shurtleff, 13
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CATALOGUE OF jittigical KttjgtrttittitttjGi, FOR SALE BY CODMAI & SHUETLEPF, 13, Tremont Street, Boston. Amputating Case, containing the following warranted instruments of first quality and finish, in handsome brass-hound Rosewood Case, 16 inches long, 4\ wide, and high: — Capital Saw, Metacarpal Saw, Bone Forceps, Spring-catch Artery Forceps, four Amputating Knives, Tenaculum, Tourniquet, half-dozen assorted Needles, and Ligature Silk, . $25.00 Amputating Case, Mahogany, 16 inches long, 4\ wide, 8j high, containing the following instruments, of plainer finish than the above, first quality, war- ranted : — Capital Saw, Metacarpal Saw, four Am- putating Knives, Bone Forceps, Slide-catch Artery Forceps, Tenaculum, Tourniquet, four assorted Needles, and Ligature Silk 20.00 Amputating Case, Mahogany, inches long, 6 wide, 2f high, containing: — Capital Saw, Metacarpal Saw, three Amputating Knives, large Scalpel, Spring-catch Artery Forceps, Bone Forceps, Tena- culum, Tourniquet, one dozen assorted Needles, and Ligature Silk 18.50 2 CODMAN AND SHURTLEFF’S Amputating and Trepanning Case, Rosewood, brass bound, 16 inches long, wide, 3 high, containing the following instruments of first quality and finish, warranted:— Capital Saw, Metacarpal Saw, Bone Forceps, Spring-catch Artery Forceps, three Amputating Knives, large Scalpel, Tenaculum, Tourniquet, half-dozen assorted Needles, two Tre- phines, Hey’s Saw, Elevator, Brush, and Ligature Silk $35.00 Amputating and Trepanning Case (Parker’s Com- pact), Rosewood, brass bound, 12 inches long, 4 wide, 2J high, containing the following ivory- mounted instruments of best quality and finish, warranted:— Capital Saw, Metacarpal Saw, Hey’s Saw, three Amputating Knives adapted to one handle by screw, Finger Knife, Spring-catch Artery Forceps, Bone Forceps, Tenaculum, Tourniquet, Trephine, Elevator, Brush, six assorted Needles, and Ligature Silk 35.00 Amputating Cases fitted up to order, at prices corres- ponding with number and style of instruments. See Omnibus Cases. Amputating Saws, Capital $4 to 6.00 “ “ Metacarpal $1.50 to 2.50 Amputating Knives of every description, each 75c. to 4.00 Adhesive Plaster, five-yard boxes, per yard ....0.25 Adult Jaws, outer walls removed, showing Teeth with Arteries, Veins, Nerves and Nerve Cavities, under glass $20 to 25.00 Anatomical Preparations. Of these we keep on hand those most in demand, such as Skeletons, Skulls, Pelves, Adult Jaws, First and Second Dentitions (for prices, see each as alphabetically arranged), and import to order any others which may be de- sired. A Catalogue of Preparations and Models will be sent on application. Aneurism Needles, set of, Mott’s 2.00 Aneurism Instrument, Langenbeck’s 2.00 Artery Forceps. See Forceps. CATALOGUE OF SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS. 3 Auricles, or External Ears for the Deaf. a, Spring, capable of being graduated to any size required, passing over the head to support the Auricles in the proper position. b b, Gradually diminishing tubes, by means of which the large body of sound received at the openings e e is reflected to a powerful focus at c c. c c, I ubes opening into the ear, conducting the condensed rays of sound directly to the tym- panum. Auricles, No. 1, $6; No. 2, $6; No. 3, $6.50; No. 4 . $7.00 It will be perceived, by reference to the accom- panying wmodcut, that this apparatus is intended to reflect, by means of a gradually diminishing tube, a large body of rays of sound into the ear, and thus to aid the hearing. An idea of the manner in which it acts may be derived from the way in which lenses or spectacles act upon light. As spectacles refract rays of light to the eye, so these reflect, in as great a degree, rays of sound to the ear. They are, therefore, to the ear what spectacles are to the eye. They are made of a sonorous metal, in such a manner as to combine great efficiency with the greatest convenience; and are so light as hardly to be felt, when short experience has accustomed the wearer to their use. They may be concealed from obseiwation by means of the hair or head-dress, and worn with the hat or bonnet. There are four sizes, for different degrees of deafness; and, in sending orders, it should be stated whether they are intended for a person slightly, moderately, or very deaf. They can be sent to any part of the country without injury; and will be exchanged, if not suited to the particular degree ofdeafness. By reason of their successful use in many hundred in- stances where we have sold them, we offer them with much confidence in their utility. — A liberal discount will be made to those purchasing by the quantity to sell again. See Conversation Tubes and Hearing Trumpets. 4 CODMAN AND SHURTLEFF’S Batteries, Dr. Page’s Portable, in neat box, each . $12.00 “ Coil, in neat box, for family use 10.00 “ Smith’s Direct and To-and-fro Current . 12.00 The same, with extra appliances 16.00 Battery for Electro-plating, Smee’s ....$3.50 to 4.00 “ for local ana3sthesia, complete T2.00 Batteries, Rotary, or Magneto-Electric Machine . 8.00 This Battery is superior in several particulars to those which have been in the market for a few years past. Either the direct or to-and-fro current may be procured at will. The use, and consequent noise and friction, of cog-wheels is avoided; the liability to get out of order diminished; and, by a simple contrivance, the band is kept at therequisite tension in damp or dry weather. To these the at- tention of the trade is particularly invited. The following cut represents the Battery with front of box removed, for the purpose of showing the ma- chinery more clearly. Batteries, Galvanic, other styles $6 to 40.00 Bed Pans, each $1.25 to 1.50 See Urinals. Bistouries, shell handle, plain, for pocket cases: — Cooper’s Hernia, each 0.75 Curved Probe 0.75 Curved Spear 0.75 CATALOGUE OF SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS. 5 Bistouries, continued: — Straight Spear $0.75 Any of the above with Spring Backs or Slide Catch 1.50 Bistouries, two blades, Spring Backs or Slide Catch . 2.50 “ fixed blades, ebony or ivory handles, 50c. to 1.50 Blowpipes, Anatomical 0.20 Bone Forceps, each $1.75 to 5.00 Books, Medical, furnished to order at publishers’ prices. Bougies, Button Point, elastic, each 0.50 “ Conical, English, elastic 0.50 “ “ French, elastic 0.25 “ English, (price reduced) 0.25 “ French 0.13 “ Flexible Metal 0.50 “ Rectum, English $1 to 1.25 “ Steel or Sounds, per doz. $7.50, each ....0.75 “ Wax or Impression 0.13 Breast Pumps, Brass, with Glass Receiver, in case . 3.50 « “ India-rubber Bulb, with Glass Receiver 1.25 Vulcanite. India-Rubber. 1,50 Breast Pumps, Needham’s « and « (French), Teterelle, or Breast Pump 50 Nursing Bottle combined 4 - Breast Pumps, Waters’ Buck’s Sponge Holders, Tracheal “ « « Uterine Omnibus Cases. California Omnibus Case. See straight . 3.50 Canula, Gooch’s, Silver, double, curved or * lt0 ™ “ straight * ' Cartilage r Scissors n A t, . 37c. to u.oo Cartilage Knives, each 6 CODMAN AND SHURTLEFF’S Catheters, English, elastic, price reduced $0.25 “ French, elastic, per doz. $1.25, each . 0.13 “ Flexible Metal 0.50 “ Silver, Female, round 0.75 “ “ “ “ with stopper . 1.00 “ “ “ flat, with stopper ....1.00 “ “ Male, common sizes 1.25 Catheters, Silver, Male, large sizes .... $1.38 to 3.00 “ “ Male and Female combined, for Pocket Cases 2.50 Catheters, Silver, Male and Female combined, with Porte Caustique attached 3.50 Catheters, Silver, Prostatic $1.75 to 3.00 Catheter Cases, morocco, lined with velvet ....2.00 Channing on Electricity, new edition 1.00 Chloroform-vapor Syringe, for producing local anaes- thesia 5.50 Clavicle Apparatus, for treatment of Fracture, Fox’s modified by Bartlett, adults’ size 2.00 The same, children’s size 2.00 Conversation Tubes, Ebony Mouth and Ear pieces, Silk-covered Tube $4 to 5.00 The same, with Cotton-covered Tube . $2.50 to 3.00 Conversation Tubes, Ivory Mouth and Ear pieces, Silk-covered Tube $5 to 6.00 The best apparatus for persons unable to hear with the Auricles or Hearing Trumpets. They are so small as to be easily carried in the pocket. CATALOGUE OF SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS. 7 See Auricles and Hearing Trumpets. Coopek’s Case for Minor Operations ....$16 to $17.00 Cobk Compkessob, Brass 4.00 “ “ Iron 0.75 Coeksceews, for the pocket, with Yulcanite Cases, small 0.63 “ large 0.75 Coeks, Taper, Yial, best French, to fit Yials in Pocket Medicine Cases manufactured by us, per gross, No. 1, 22c.; No. 2, 24c.; No. 3, 30c.; No. 4, 36c.; No. 5, 42c.; No. 6, 50c.; No. 7 0.60 These are of superior quality, and will be found very convenient for common use. Cbaniotomy Foeceps 4.50 Cupping Cases: — No. 1, Mahogany, lined with velvet, containing Brass Pump with valve, three Glass Receivers, assorted sizes, Breast Glass, and compartment for Scarificator 5.50 No. 2, Wood covered with morocco, lined with plush, containing Brass Pump with stopcocks, three Horn Cups, assorted sizes, and compartment for Scarificator 6.00 No. 3, Mahogany, lined with velvet, containing Brass Pump with stopcocks, three Glass Receivers, assorted sizes, Breast Glass, and compartment for Scarificator 6.50 No. 4, Mahogany, lined with velvet, containing Brass Pump with valve, six Glass Receivers, as- sorted sizes, Breast Glass, and compartment for Scarificator 1-60 No. 5, Mahogany, lined with velvet, containing Brass Pump with stopcocks, six Glass Receivers, assorted sizes, Breast Glass, and compartment for Scarificator 8-00 No. 6, Tiemann & Co.’s, containing Brass Pump, six Horn Cups, three Stopcocks, and Patent-handle Scarificator to 16.00 Other styles to order.