Bivalve nasal speculum, 1875-1900

Bivalve nasal speculum, 1875-1900

John Reynders and Company (1875-1900)

Nose

Surgical instruments

Speculum

Silver-colored bivalve nasal speculum. Handles are curved and ridged. When squeezed, handles move inward and speculum tip widens and splits into two pieces.

John Reynders and Company (1875-1900)

1875-1900, between

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Warren Anatomical Museum: 21227

object

1 speculum

Medical Equipment

physical object

Warren Anatomical Museum Catalog Number: 21227

This bivalve nasal speculum was created by the firm of John Reynders and Company in New York City between 1875 and 1900. It was found in the A. H. Blake collection in the Warren Anatomical Museum.

Speculum

3.5 W x 10.5 D x 3.5 H cm