Not your ordinary collection.
August 9, 2002 7:16 AM Subscribe
Not your ordinary collection. Sure, you could collect stamps or butterflies, but wouldn't you like to collect antique surgical instruments and amputation sets instead? Or how about some nice dental and bloodletting antiques?. If that's too gory for you, perhaps antique stethoscopes are more your speed? Having problems looking at these links? Then hurry to Eye Antiques and the Antique Spectacles Page to clear things up!
great links! i am thoroughly creepified now... i will have nightmares about eye surgery tools for weeks now...
posted by mooseindian at 7:33 AM on August 9, 2002
posted by mooseindian at 7:33 AM on August 9, 2002
who was it that collected their nail clippings...alice cooper or gene simmons...
i saw a cauterizer from wwI once, for cauterizing flesh wounds to horses...man, the ion field that thing through up.
posted by clavdivs at 10:03 AM on August 9, 2002
i saw a cauterizer from wwI once, for cauterizing flesh wounds to horses...man, the ion field that thing through up.
posted by clavdivs at 10:03 AM on August 9, 2002
My mother-in-law collects antique embalming kits. Seriously.
posted by Oriole Adams at 10:09 AM on August 9, 2002
posted by Oriole Adams at 10:09 AM on August 9, 2002
Nice links, headspace!
I think this is all beautiful in that Curiosity Cabinet aesthetic kind of way. All we need is some taxidermy, skulls and strange organs in jars.
posted by vacapinta at 10:35 AM on August 9, 2002
I think this is all beautiful in that Curiosity Cabinet aesthetic kind of way. All we need is some taxidermy, skulls and strange organs in jars.
posted by vacapinta at 10:35 AM on August 9, 2002
Not to worry, Oriole. I'm sure she's only collecting them to turn people into withered gnomes, who can then be shipped to an alternate universe, in which they can ...umm... mine something or other?
posted by Kafkaesque at 12:17 PM on August 9, 2002
posted by Kafkaesque at 12:17 PM on August 9, 2002
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