Civil War Medical Bleeder / SOLD

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Civil War Medical Bleeder – Inventory Number: MED 086 / SOLD Three graduated blades marked: BAM / Cast Steel.  Brass has the original owners name scratched in surface: William Monday and the initials W.M. on the other side. Blades and housing are in excellent shape.  Measures approximately 3 1.2″  As a medical therapy, bleeding or bloodletting endured for approximately 2,500 years.  It was only abandoned at the beginning of the 19th century.  Inventory Number: MED 086 / SOLD

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A Civil War Medical Bleeder with a brass handle and three steel blades, each showing wear and rust, displayed against a plain white background. / SOLD.
A Civil War Medical Bleeder, a vintage tool with metal and brass parts, once used for bloodletting in the 19th century.
A Civil War Medical Bleeder with a flat brass rectangular body and rounded shield-like end, featuring several screws and a rivet, resting on a white background.
A Civil War Medical Bleeder with a tarnished and scratched brass handle, photographed on a white background.
A Civil War Medical Bleeder with a flat rectangular brass handle and a heart-shaped top, showing tarnish and wear, is displayed against a white background.
A Civil War Medical Bleeder, constructed of metal and brass with two adjustable arms, was used historically for medical procedures involving bloodletting. This item has been SOLD.

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