Does anyone know of where I can find or, who makes reproductions of period monaural stethoscopes? Thanks.
Does anyone know of where I can find or, who makes reproductions of period monaural stethoscopes? Thanks.
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The Gettysburg Sutler. $25, as of a few years ago.
http://www.gettysburgsutler.com/prod...medicalrga.htm
Noah Briggs
Atlantic Guard Soldiers Aid Society
Society of Civil War Surgeons
Thinking is good. Finding out is even better.
Mark Twain
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Village Tinsmith has a wooden stethoscope listed for $30 on their website.
John Spain
4th Tennessee Infantry, C.S.A. / 25th Indiana Infantry, U.S.A.
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How about plans/dimensions for wooden ones? I'm thinking my father-in-law could turn one out for me on his lathe. I just saw a replica STETHOSCOPE, MONAURAL, LAENNECK TYPE one http://steinmed.net/Z2177.htm for $450.Originally Posted by "Doc" Nelson
Perhaps a fair price, but way out of my range. My F-I-L has mad skills and could do this if he is of the mind to do so. I'd gladly take a STETHOSCOPE, MONAURAL, but he'll want detailed plans ....
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Jas. Cox
Civilian, but not always Civil
53rd Indiana Vol. Inf. Co. I (for my Great, Great Grandfather Private William Haas)
. . . I guess I should have reposted that, I finally got off my tush and bought one. My bad. Anyway, I bought one, believe it or not, off of eBay. Yep! that's right, the wasteland of useless stuff
. Not too ad, if I do say so myself
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Here's a photo of my stethoscope:
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I Remain, Your Obedient Servant,
Jimmy "Doc" Nelson
Moderator (well, sometimes . . hehehe)
** We have Rules here! **
Daylight Lodge # 760 F&AM
Honorable Order of Kentucky Colonels
In honor of my 3rd Great Grandfather: "John Daniel Nelson", Surgeon, 4th Georgia Infantry, CSA
Steinmed sells some good originals that allow you to put the tube horizontally or vertically into the large end.
Noah Briggs
Atlantic Guard Soldiers Aid Society
Society of Civil War Surgeons
Thinking is good. Finding out is even better.
Mark Twain
"Please excuse the surgeon from duty. He has explosive diarrhea."
The Hospital Steward
Which end goes to the ear and which end goes to a patient's chest?
My F-I-L has turned me a couple different versions of these.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
Jas. Cox
Civilian, but not always Civil
53rd Indiana Vol. Inf. Co. I (for my Great, Great Grandfather Private William Haas)
Large end on the patient's thoracic area, small end to your ear.
Noah Briggs
Atlantic Guard Soldiers Aid Society
Society of Civil War Surgeons
Thinking is good. Finding out is even better.
Mark Twain
"Please excuse the surgeon from duty. He has explosive diarrhea."
The Hospital Steward
Thank you. This is what I gathered from a few of the places Googled that mentioned anything about use, but it was never 100% clear.Originally Posted by NoahBriggs
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
Jas. Cox
Civilian, but not always Civil
53rd Indiana Vol. Inf. Co. I (for my Great, Great Grandfather Private William Haas)
It makes a good percussive instrument to tap the chest and the back to detect the ominous sound of fluid-filled lungs of pneumonia.
Noah Briggs
Atlantic Guard Soldiers Aid Society
Society of Civil War Surgeons
Thinking is good. Finding out is even better.
Mark Twain
"Please excuse the surgeon from duty. He has explosive diarrhea."
The Hospital Steward
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