A few examples of appraisal values for
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• TWO ELECTRIC MEDICAL ITEMS. A
  TWO ELECTRIC MEDICAL ITEMS. A Sanborn Cambridge Mass. mid 20th century electrocardiograph machine in a hinged case. Marked ''Made for R.A. Dathe M.D. by Sanborn Company Cambridge Mass. USA''. 11 1/2''h. 15''w. 8 1/2''d. And a quack ''Everay High Frequency'' cased medical generator with three glass and metal attachments. 7''h. 9 3/4''w. 6 1/2''d. Imperfections. Both cases with wear. Everay device has a worn cord.
• HANS FIGURA."JOHNS HOPKINS
  HANS FIGURA."JOHNS HOPKINS HOSPITAL," ETCHING Etching, signed lr, sight size: 10 1/2 x 8 1/2 in., framed.
• Antique portable EKG
  Antique portable EKG electrocardiograph, mfg. Cambridge Instrument Co., NY; monitor/machine/apparatus ca. 1920s, in two mahogany cases, (one holds transformer). All original and complete. Largest box, 12"H x 25"W x 9 1/2"D. Good condition.
• EDWARD SACHSE. "JARVIS U.S. GEN'L
  EDWARD SACHSE. "JARVIS U.S. GEN'L HOSPITAL, BALTIMORE, MD," ETCHING (German/American, 1804-1873). Etching, 1864, sight size: 17 3/4 x 23 1/2 in., framed.
• ELECTRIC MEDICAL DEVICES, MORSE
  ELECTRIC MEDICAL DEVICES, MORSE CODE TRANSMITTERS AND ELECTRONICSElectric Medical Devices, Morse Code Transmitters and Electronics
• ANTIQUE ELECTROCARDIOGRAPH
  ANTIQUE ELECTROCARDIOGRAPH MACHINE IN WOOD BOX United States,20th CenturyMetal tag inscribed "Simpli-Trol Electrocardiograph and Stethograph Model No. 0-38455 Made for Emory University by the Cambridge Instrument Company, Inc."
• EPHRATA PRINTED HAUS SEGEN CA. 1803
  EPHRATA PRINTED HAUS SEGEN CA. 1803 PRINTED;printed by Johann Baumann (at Ephrata Cloister Press), illustrated by (and probably published for) Heinrich Otto; a heart and parrot motif print with birds and flowers on either side of each lower heart shaped textbox, the watercolor decoration within block printed outline, following the form of Henrich Otto, framed in a modern paint decorated corner block frame, 18 1/2"x 16" framed; Condition: appears to have early restoration and bound to secondary paper backing, good color
• [General Americana] Ledger from
  [General Americana] Ledger from Ohio Physician L.C. Herrick 1870s  Records for a small town doctor 1872-1877. 12mo leather with gilt edging on boards spine lettered ?Ledger? in gilt marbled page edges 4 spine bands; 272pp used plus 12 index pp in front. L.C. Herrick M.D. Woodstock O. on front pastedown. Neatly arranged on debit and credit pages with index. Most of the ?Dr.? (debit) pages have office visits medicine and attending family notations with a few other specifics particularly tooth extractions and dressing a few wounds. Presumably the other page references are to more detailed medical records. The ?Cr.? (credit) pages are more interesting with some bills paid in cash others in trade. Thus John Hicks cut the doctor??Ts and son??Ts hair plus hauled a trunk and a few other odd jobs (presumably he is the village barber). Joe Chamberlin may have been a shopkeeper since his credit page shows shoes a pocket knife boots pants hat sugar raisins etc. Daniel Kenfield has an entry showing he was ?paid for preaching? on his credit side as well as ?pasturing pony ? and ?repairing U. Ch.? ??" possibly the church? Most of Philip Smith??Ts payments were made in wood hay beef and butter; C.C. Smith resoled boots and Dennison Riddle also made shoe repairs; James Foster repaired a table made shelves and wove a rag carpet for the Herrick family. Wm. C. Reynolds traded a sprinkler potato-bug extinguisher glass fruit jars stove pipe funnels wash basin spittoon and tin cups among other things for his family??Ts medical care. Samuel Standish made keys repaired various stove parts shod horses and did other ?sundry jobs.? Many types of items came in payment: a barrel of cider bushels of wheat honey meat sausage oranges strawberries cheese plus many other repairs and days of work. An interesting snapshot of small town Ohio in the last quarter of the 19th century. Woodstock is about 20 miles northwest of Columbus in some of the best farmland in the East. Lucius Carroll Herrick reported his birth date as 2 Sept. 1840 in Randolph VT on his application for the Sons of the American Revolution membership and reported that he was a descendant of Stephen Herrick and Daniel Field. Census records give his birth date as ?abt. 1841.? Herrick enlisted in the 8th Vermont Infantry in November 1861 as a Surgeon with the rank of private. The unit spent an extremely cold January and February in camp before being ordered to New York on 4 March. They boarded transport ships a few days later and only then were permitted to open their orders which directed them to Ship Island in the Gulf of Mexico. There they drilled for a while until moving to New Orleans in mid-May after Farragut had taken the forts guarding the city. The regiment spent most of the year in the New Orleans-Baton Rouge area securing the Mississippi corridor for the Union. In March 1863 Lucius Herrick was tapped for the new U.S. Colored Troops one unit of which was being formed from the 1st Corps de Afrique Cavalry and became the 4th USCT Cavalry. This unit remained in New Orleans while Herrick??Ts old Vermont unit was sent to Virginia where it participated in some vicious battles. The 4th USCT Cav. stayed in the southern Mississippi area first in the Department of the Gulf then the Department of Mississippi after the war until mustering out 20 March 1866. Herrick is listed in the ?Directory of Deceased American Physicians 1804-1929? as having received his degree from the University of Vermont College of Medicine in Burlington in 1864 possibly training (or finishing training begun before enlistment) between the two assignments (since most medical schools of the day were only a year or so). After the war he went to Woodstock Champaign Co. Ohio. In the 1870 census we find him living there with Jason and Polly Taylor and their daughter Louisa. This is likely the same Louisa who appears in the next census (1880) as Mrs. Herrick with daughters Louise and Nellie son Justus and 4-month-old Mary. From 1884 to at least 1892 he appears as a physician in the Columbus Ohio directory. In 1896-98 he is listed as a printer in Columbus as well as Secretary of the Old Northwest Genealogical Society and he remains listed as a printer in the 1898-1900 directory. He was doing some writing publishing and volunteer work so it is entirely possible that he retired from his practice (of 30+ years) and spent his later years doing research. He is listed as Librarian and board member of the Wellington Library Association but his interest in history and publishing started long before this. We found an announcement in the New England Historical and Genealogical Register Vol. 27 1873 indicating that Dr. L.C. Herrick was revising (updating) the Herrick family genealogy that was first published by Gen. Jedediah Herrick (1780-1847) in 1816. At some unknown point he moved to the Cleveland area; he also appears in the Ohio House of Representatives as the representative from Lorain OH which is on the lake although no year was stated and he is mentioned in the ?History of the Republican Party in Ohio.? He died in Cleveland on 30 April 1903. Some years later Louisa applied for veterans??T widow??Ts benefits (date is unclear on the digital copy). This ledger shows his organization and attention to detail. It is neat (going against the stereotype of a physician!) with many cross-references to other books. An interesting snapshot of a small-town physician in the last half of the 19th century. Condition: Spine has separated along the front hinge. Some scuffing to boards especially along edges. Text block clean and tight.
• Lot of medicine related items,
  Lot of medicine related items, c/o brass Scarificator for blood letting, brass EB Paris Civil War Alcohol burner for surgical instrument sterilization in the field, brass & wood balance scale, McAllister Manufacturing Optician Systemic Circulation glass slide, (3) cobalt glass eye washers (one stopper marked "Wyeth"), Clasco clear glass eye washer, steel hypodermic needles, Nicholas Senn the Master Surgeon Memorial 1905 medallion, John A Eberly Reading PA Textile Porcelain sample
• CIVIL WAR ERA SYRINGES & MEDICAL
  CIVIL WAR ERA SYRINGES & MEDICAL PHOTOGRAPHS A grouping of framed medical related objects including an American Civil War era glass syringe (h. 10.25" x w. 14.5"), a Civil War era hard rubber syringe (h. 11" x 16.5"), an engraving depicting a Civil War era drug store (h. 18.5" x
• E. T. Hurley (American, 1869-1950),
  E. T. Hurley (American, 1869-1950), " View of Cincinnati", 12" x 9", etching; pencil signed.
• NEW YORK STATE DOCTOR'S PATIENT,
  NEW YORK STATE DOCTOR'S PATIENT, TREATMENT LEDGERNew York state doctor's patient and treatment ledger, beginning 1892, with hand written entries of patients, symptoms, and treatments, some with ending with the death of the patient, approximately 121 pages, 10 1/2" x 8". Competitive in-house shipping is available for this lot. Condition: Lacking binding cover, as expected wear.
• HANS FIGURA. "JOHNS HOPKINS
  HANS FIGURA. "JOHNS HOPKINS HOSPITAL," COLOR ETCHING ON SILK Signed in pencil lr, 9 1/4 x 7 1/2 in., framed.
• JOHANN ADAM EYER FRAKTUR
  JOHANN ADAM EYER FRAKTUR BOOKPLATEJohann Adam Eyer (Southeastern Pennsylvania 1755-1837) , Berks County ink and watercolor fraktur bookplate for Elisabeth Erschberger, dated 1805 , with trumpeting angel above script, 5 3/4" x 3 1/4". This lot is accompanied by its original song book. Competitive In-House shipping is available for this lot.
• SANBORN VISO CARDIETTE MODEL 51 EKG
  SANBORN VISO CARDIETTE MODEL 51 EKG MACHINESanborn Viso Cardiette Model 51 EKG Machine, serial #4305, Volts 115, Cycles 60. Amps 85.
• Three engravings of early English
  Three engravings of early English medical pioneers; Wm. Harvey (17th century) known for tracking pulmonary circulation, Samuel Garth ( 17th century ) combined satiric poetry and medicine, Thomas Sydenham ( 17th century ) the English Hippocrates, taken from 18th century plates. 14 1/2" x 9 1/2". Good condition.
• PORTRAIT OF A PHYSICIAN (EUROPEAN
  PORTRAIT OF A PHYSICIAN (EUROPEAN SCHOOL 18TH CENTURY). Oil on oak board unsigned. Doctor at a table with skull globe and medical instruments. Age split revarnished. 16''h. 13 1/2''w. in a frame 19''h. 17''w.
• DOCTOR'S LEDGER BOOK, C.
  DOCTOR'S LEDGER BOOK, C. 1812-1815 Possibly belonging to H. W. Doolittle, entries include various pills, oils, visits and tooth extractions, families include Griswold, Morse, Latimer, from unknown locality, over 100 pages, 7.75"h x 6.5"w
• John Christen Johansen painting
  John Christen Johansen painting (Danish, 1876-1964), three-quarter portrait of a physician holding a stethoscope, signed lower right "John C. Johansen 1959", oil on canvas, 46 x 32-1/8 in.; fine painted, stenciled and gilt wood panel frame. Original stretcher and tacking edge, flaking, retouch in background right or consolidant with 20 percent of surface affected; frame with abrasions, accretion.
• HUNDLER, HORA, COLOR ETCHING,
  HUNDLER, HORA, COLOR ETCHING, 53/300, FRAMED: 19 X 18 INHundler, Hora, Color Etching, 53/300, Framed: 19 x 18 in
• FHR/Man Smoking a Pipe/inscribed on
  FHR/Man Smoking a Pipe/inscribed on reverse/watercolour, 26cm x 18cm and/C E Wright/Mountain Landscape with Castle/signed/watercolour, 41cm x 30cm
• ERTE, (Russian, 1892-1990):
  ERTE, (Russian, 1892-1990): ''Hera'', Serigraph, 188/300, signed, sold with receipt from Davidson Gallery, 22 1/2'' x 19'', silver frame with wear, 31 1/2'' x 28 1/2''.
• GABRIELLE DEVAUX CLEMENTS."JOHNS
  GABRIELLE DEVAUX CLEMENTS."JOHNS HOPKINS HOSPITAL," ETCHING Etching, signed lr, plate size: 12 3/4 x 15 3/4 in., framed.
• Albert Ern
  Albert Ern
• E. R. WITTEN (AMERICAN
  E. R. WITTEN (AMERICAN 1920-2004): ABSTRACT COMPOSITION Mixed media on paper signed upper left unframed. Provenance: Property from Salander-O'Reilly Galleries' Collection consigned by the Trustee. 9 3/8 x 7 in. (sheet).
• ERTEErte, Selection of a Heart,
  ERTEErte, Selection of a Heart, 1978, serigraph, artist proof, pencil signed lower right Erte, marked AP lower left, Merrill Chase, 19 1/2" x 14 1/2". Condition: All lots are sold "AS IS" The condition of lots can vary widely and are unlikely to be in a perfect condition. *No credit card payments will be accepted for silver, gold, or jewelry from buyers that have not purchased from our gallery in the past.
• FRAMED GROUP OF MEDICAL
  FRAMED GROUP OF MEDICAL INSTRUMENTS. American or European 2nd half-19th century. Collection of stethoscopes ear mirrors mastoid knife and opthalmoscopes. Ten items in all. 42''h. 35 1/2''w.
• GUSTAV KLIMT (AUSTRIAN,
  GUSTAV KLIMT (AUSTRIAN, 1862-1918)Gustav Klimt (Austrian, 1862-1918) , "Hygieia, Medicine Mural", Plate 10, collotype in colors, heightened with metallic ink, from Eine Nachlese, Klimt and Eisler, Vienna, Austrian State Printing Office, 1931, sheet 18 1/2 in. x 17 7/8 in., sight 13 in. x 8 3/4 in., framed . Provenance: Collection of Dr. Mark A. Geist, Providence, RI.
• LINDERMAN, Earl, (American, b.
  LINDERMAN, Earl, (American, b. 1931): ''Doctor Thrill Rhumbas to Pass the Hours'', Oil/Canvas, 48'' x 52'', titled on the stretcher verso along with old label, framed, 49.5'' x 53.25''.
• OVER 50PC EPHEMERA PHOTOGRAPHY
  OVER 50PC EPHEMERA PHOTOGRAPHY FIRST AID GROUP United States,20th CenturyGroup includes four black and white photographs of first aid training, first aid books, pay stubs, employee notebook, employee photographs, and more.
• WM COLUMBUS EHRIG (1892-1973)
  WM COLUMBUS EHRIG (1892-1973) AMERICANWilliam Columbus Ehrig, waves at sunset, oil on canvas, signed lower right. Measuring, 23.5" x 29.5".
• Chinese elephant ivory 'doctors
  Chinese elephant ivory 'doctors model' Of single section recumbent form, well worked face and limbs over wood stand. Figure L: 12 in. ,000-1,500 Descriptions provided in both printed and on-line catalogue formats do not include condition reports. The absence of a condition statement does not imply that the lot is in perfect condition or completely free from wear and tear, imperfections or the effects of aging. Interested bidders are strongly encouraged to request a condition report on any lots upon which they intend to bid, prior to placing a bid. All transactions are governed by Freeman''s Conditions of Sale.
• Erhard after Stubenrauch/K K
  Erhard after Stubenrauch/K K Oesterreichische Grenadiere/a pair/coloured engraving, 37cm x 98cm
• ERICH HAUSER (GERMAN, 1930 -
  ERICH HAUSER (GERMAN, 1930 - 2004) 17¾" x 12½" Untitled, ca. 1970. Screenprint on heavy metalic paper. Signed and numbered 24/250 verso.
• E.R. WATTS & SONS BRASS
  E.R. WATTS & SONS BRASS INSPECTORS CLINOMETER British, early 20th century. E.R. Watts and Son Limited Clinometer Inspectors 45 Degree MK III Admiralty Pattern. Appropriately marked. Approx. l. 17.25".
• KY CALLIGRAPHY DRAWING
  KY CALLIGRAPHY DRAWING W/EAGLEKentucky calligraphy penmanship certificate, ink drawing on lined paper, depicting an American Eagle with banner in its mouth, reading "E.H. Self's Penmanship". On the breast of the eagle is written "Presented to J.W. Hill who excelled in Writing Class No. 3 by E. H. Self - Prof. of Chirography, Adairville, KY June '13 (or '73). Later stained wood frame. 9-1/2" x 11-3/4" sight, 10-3/4 x 12-1/2" framed. Late 19th or early 20th century. Condition: Item is loose in frame. Light fading and toning, full length vertical crease across eagle, 2' crease at lower right side, some small scattered areas of foxing, 3/4" light stain at lower center edge of paper.