Bone / Amputation Saw / SOLD

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Bone / Amputation Saw

 

This saw is an US Army Amputation Saw.  These types of saws were commonly used in surgical procedures during the 19th and early 20th centuries, particularly for amputations. Blade is serrated for cutting through bone. The handle is straight and designed for a firm grip. The spine is reinforced to prevent flexing during the amputation. Maker marked, “W & H Hutchinson Sheffield.” W & H Hutchinson was a known cutlery and surgical instrument manufacturer during the Civil War. Overall length 10 3/4″. Blade measures approximately 6 3/4″.

 

Inventory number: MED 268

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A Bone / Amputation Saw with a black textured handle and a slightly rusted, rectangular serrated blade is displayed against a white background.
Close-up of a Bone / Amputation Saw featuring a textured black handle and a partially visible metal blade against a white background.
A Bone/Amputation Saw with a straight blade, serrated teeth, and a black textured handle is shown against a white background.
A close-up of the Bone / Amputation Saw featuring a textured black handle and a partially visible serrated metal blade.
A close-up of the Bone / Amputation Saw shows its rusty, stained metal blade with a straight edge and fine serrated teeth attached to a handle, set against a white background.
Close-up of a Bone / Amputation Saw made of metal, showing engraved text "W&H Hutchinson Sheffield" and the number 6 on a vertical section.
Close-up of a Bone / Amputation Saw engraved with "W & H Hutchinson Sheffield," showing signs of wear and a circular indentation.

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