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Neck Block

These blocks were used to prop the head up, making certain incisions easier to perform.

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Good engineering design on the table. The little gullies would direct all the body fluids toward the drain.

Is that a gas type burner at the end under the tray?

Nah, they didn't cook 'em , they just butchered 'em. That box with holes to which you are refering was used to put organs in.

They could shampoo your hair at the same time . . . .

Lynne, you're too much! Seen this on "Deep Six Under"

looks like plenty of buckets to go to the limb store in the backround!

Again...wow. This is quite something. Don't see too many in this kind of shape. Amazing.

Nice one Motts,cant decide what looks best,black & white or colour.

can just imagine them slicing someones throat open and the blood dripping into those drains

'Certain incisions'... Ick. I can hardly bear to think about half of what went on in here, medical or not.

Absolutely creepy to think about...

In black & white the buckets in the background remind me of ice cream containers.

Hmmmm.... Is it just me or would that table not be an awesome island for the kitchen!

WALLPAPER! WALLPAPER! WALLPAPER!!! Please Motts don't let me down!!

eeeeh!

scary scary thought!

that could be me!

love this pic, i can almost see the body,
reminds me of the Dr. Giggles movie!!

The middle gully looks a bit dirty????

Great shot Motts!

I have that same pattern on a meat platter I use when company comes over for dinner - go figure.

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I like the fact that there are 12 limb buckets on the table behind the slab :)

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