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Skalpelle

They were still razor-sharp...

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That's awesome!

That's a pretty neat shot. I can't believe there were still X-rays around.

That jagged scalpel gives me the creeps...

Awesome shot.

sick shot love the x-rays

Oh yes - that's a Motts ;) Perfect composition; I adore this shot!

nice and rusty....lets cut someone up!

Silence of the Lambs anyone?

J.R. From Portland

Holy shite that looks like blood on the scalpel to the right!

The one on the right looks like it hit a bone or something and pieces broke off.

EXCELLENT SHOT MOTTS!!!!!

O, i love this shot! X-rays in the back make it. . .

OMG

Just curious on how you know they're still razor sharp Mr.Motts? A little home surgery perhaps?

power on on the lamp in the first picture, the heat on in the last picture, new racks and razor sharp scalpels, yeah, just recently abandoned

OMG OMG OMG
scalpel is my.. awww
my favourite tool

They don't really use scalpels like this anymore. There is a handle which is sterilized and reused. The blade is disposible.

looks like dried blood on the one one the right

gwenhenrich@msn.com

left behind utensils

Happy birthday to you!! Where´s the cake???

wow im actully shocked that there still in good conditoon and that

you are a very brave guys motts, crazy if you went alone

ricanfromthebronx

OH MY :-O

you could put out someone's eye with one of those!

eldokid@aol.com

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