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The set contains an assortment of Adams U.S.A.-marked laboratory tools, including dissecting scissors, forceps, probes, wooden-handled dissecting needles, scalpel-style instruments, and an Adams measurement and conversion ruler. Kits of this type were used by medical, anatomy, zoology, and biology students for laboratory dissection work.
A fascinating piece of vintage scientific and medical education history, suitable for a collection, educational display, prop use, or cabinet of curiosities.
Please note: This is sold solely as a vintage collectible. The instruments have not been sterilized and are not represented as suitable for medical or laboratory use.
Item SpecificsBrand: Clay Adams / Adams U.S.A.
Type: Anatomy Dissection Kit
Field: Medical, Biology, Anatomy, Laboratory
Approximate Era: 1960s
Country of Manufacture: United States
Case: Original folding instrument case
Material: Stainless or plated steel, wood, vinyl/faux leather, fabric
Vintage: Yes
Original/Reproduction: Original
Included: Instruments and ruler shown in photographs
Completeness: Unknown
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