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Rare Schimmelbusch Chloroform Ether Hospital Mask – A Haunting Piece of Medical History

A fascinating relic of early medical anesthesia, this Rare Schimmelbusch Chloroform Ether Hospital Mask is a chilling yet historically significant artifact from the late 19th and early 20th centuries.

Invented by Dr. Curt Schimmelbusch in the 1890s, this mask was a crucial tool in early surgical procedures, designed to administer chloroform or ether anesthesia by placing gauze over the frame and applying the liquid anesthetic. Used extensively in field hospitals, operating rooms, and wartime medical settings, this mask represents a pivotal moment in the evolution of anesthesia and surgical advancements.

Key Features:

Authentic Schimmelbusch chloroform mask, a rare and collectible medical artifact

A compelling piece of medical, surgical, and wartime history

Ideal for medical collectors, museum displays, or curiosity cabinets

Own a rare and eerie reminder of early anesthesia practices, a true conversation piece that bridges medical science and historical intrigue.