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Old Surgical Instruments Pictures Collection





 Lithotome (1740s-1830s)

Knife in 1900s


Hysterotome 1860-90

                               
Mouth Gag 1880s-1910


Hernia Tool 1850's


Hemorrhoid Forcep 1800s

Ecraseur 1870's


Circumcition Knife 1770's


Hirtz compass 1915


Bullet Extractor 1500s



Artificial Leech 1800's




Arrow Remover 1500's


Amputation Saw 1600's


Cervical Dilator 1800's




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