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So creepy and cool. I wish I had creepy cabinets like this!
EchoRose
Thu 11-19-2009
Syringes! Fantastic grouping of supplies! The big one with the needle still intact, what was it used for? and the devices next to it, are those some kind of biopsy needles? info. appreciated.
LucieLou
Thu 11-19-2009
The heck with the syringes, I want to know what those nails were used for.
Maniac Mike
Thu 11-19-2009
The hair on the back of my neck just stood up. Nails along with syringes? Eeek!
Kathy W.
Thu 11-19-2009
Pinning a broken bone?
Lynne
Fri 11-20-2009
I'd rather not know ta!
serenityjane
Fri 11-20-2009
lobotomies? Or is this PRE-lobotomy days - - LOVE the old office / medical equipment and furniture LOVE IT
eldokid@aol.com
Fri 11-20-2009
*in awe*

*stares through glass dreamily*
redinkreign
Fri 11-20-2009
Very cool and creepy at the same time.
JackieB
Fri 11-20-2009
Lynne, I didn't think of that. Still, I don't think I'd want those in my bones! ;-)
Kathy W.
Fri 11-20-2009
would like this whole cabient transported to my house so I can have a better look. and so I can practice whose first?
binabinaaa
Fri 11-20-2009
I totaly agree with JackieB. I miss you JackieB. Can't wait to meet you soon. We have to meet like to show you Adandoned Hotel in Florida.
Debbie
Mon 11-23-2009
Dang Motts. Your titles are still awesome after how many sets?

My wife always thought it was a cop-out when artists label their was "untitled".
Binky
Tue 11-24-2009
GREAT pic! and eldokid that was my FIRST thought too.
jenberry
Wed 11-25-2009
NOt sure what the nails were used for, but I love the glass syringes! I remember using those once (it was in the early 80's) to administer paraldehyde (for intractable seizures in a brain tumor patient). Apparently paraldehyde doesn't agree with plastic syringes.
AvalonSeeker
Wed 11-25-2009
The supplies still look usuable , very nice shot
Quasha
Thu 11-26-2009
http://product-image.t...AL-FEMORAL-NAIL-.jpg


http://img.medscape.co...0552-1235796-931.jpg
Lynne
Fri 11-27-2009
Ah, how strange...
Fab picture though... I love stuff like this!!
Georgie
Mon 12-07-2009
They're not nails! If you look closely at the heads, you'll see that they're hollow. They are just large gauge needles.
BDSman64
Tue 12-22-2009
I'd really like to know what's in that ampoule. Morphine perhaps?
Gary
Fri 12-25-2009
vaccines maybe? sedation?
Ms. Raven Poe
Fri 01-01-2010
The very bottom shelf on the right....The syringes with the big rings are aseptic syringes...Instead of a plunger inside they were 'mineral' filled that was made of all things, asbestos...
Aseptic syringes (catheters) were used to fill vile or containers with a powder or liquid...This is the old form of sterilized transfer of material, now a days it's automated...
I dropped a link with images of some of the same old syringes and sterilizers a few images back, have a look...

ebolavirus...
ebolavirus
Fri 01-22-2010
if anyone is interested in the coolest collection of needles and syringes that they have ever seen, please take a look at ebolavirus' link! Great Stuff!
LucieLou
Fri 01-22-2010

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