Wooden anatomical figure with removable parts and container, German, c. 1700 L0036318 Credit: Wellcome Library, London

Wooden anatomical figure with removable parts and container, German, c. 1700 L0036318 Credit: Wellcome Library, London

&Amp;Lsquo;Gynaeplaque&Amp;Rsquo; Model, United States, 1925-1935. Medical Professionals Were Taught How To Insert A Cervical Cap Using This Model. The Model Is Spongy Rubber In A Black Case Which Opens To Show The Female Reproductive Organs. A Cervical Cap Is

A Magnificent Set Of Surgical Instruments, German, Ca 1600. Ivory, Silver Fire-Gilt, Iron. In The Collection Of Georg Laue.

This Whole Office Is A Cabinet Of Wonder-Dentist Equipment Ca. 1900&Amp;Rsquo;S

Invalid Chair, Europe, 1850-1890: Unlike Modern Wheelchairs That Have Four Wheels, This Chair Has Three: Two Large Front Wheels And One Small Rear Wheel. This Means The Patient Was Unable To Wheel The Chair Themselves. They Would Have Had An Assistant.

Cephalotribe; Obstetric Tool, Geneva, Switzerland, 1750-1850 Credits: Science Museum London. Only Used As A Last Resort After A Fetus Is Dead In An Attempt To Save The Mother.

Whimsical Nature - Begonia Leaves

Genetics.

Spooky Carousel

Oversized Hands And Arms, Caused By A Hormone Imbalance.

Worlds Biggest Amethyst Geode – The ‘Empress Of Uruguay’

Nice Frontal Slice :)

The Only One In The United States, The Tower Of Baa Is A Goat Tower Modeled After A Tower That Dave &Amp;Amp; Marcia Johnson Saw In A South African Wine Magazine. Johnson Decided To Build One For His Swiss Saanen Goats. The Structure Is 31 Feet Tall &Amp;Amp;

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