JOHN l KUEMIRLP 
SURGICAL & UPBEAT 
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MANUFACTURED AT 
BELOW CI1ESNUT, 
DU ROSS. Printer, Bluck Horse Alley, off Second St., bel. Market. 
1858. ANATOMICAL AND DISSECTING INSTRUMENTS. 
Complete Dissecting Case, - $3 50 
Do do do - 3 75 
. Do do do - 4 00 
Do do do - 4 50 
Do do do ferruied 
handle 5 00 
Do do do. do 6 00 
Dissecting Scalpes, single, 50c. 75c., to 1 00 
Post Mortem Examination 
Case, each, $10, 815 to 20 00 
Post Mortem !Saw. (see Fig. 1) moveable back . . . . .3 00 
FIG. i. 
POCKET INSTRUMENTS, A 
1 Large Scalpel, 
1 Straight Spear Bistoury, 
1 Pair Straight Scissors, 
2 Probes, 
1 Tenaculum, 
1 Spatula, 
1 Pair Dressing Forceps, 
1 Groove Director, 
1 Thumb Lancet, 
1 Gum Lancet. 
6 Curved Needles, in a Morocco Case, 
with Lock, - #5 50 
POCKET INSTRUMENTS, B 
1 Pair Scissors, 
1 Pair Dressing Forceps, 
1 Pair Dissecting do. 
1 Groove Director, 
1 Spatula, 
2 Probes, 
1 Curved Probe, pointed Bistoury, 
1 Straight Spear do do. 
1 Large Scalpel, 
1 Tenaculum, 
1 Aneurism Needle, 
1 Thumb Lancet, 
1 Abscess Lancet, 
1 Gum do 
6 Curved Needles, in a Morocco Case, 
with a Lock, - - - 7 75 
POCKET INSTRUMENTS, C 
1 Pair Crooked Scissors, 
1 Pair Straight do 
1 Pair Dressing Forceps, 
1 Pair Dissecting do 
1 Groove Director, 
1 Spatula, 
2 Probes, 
1 Curved Probe, pointed Bistoury, 
1 do Spear do do 
1 Straight do do 
1 Thumb Lancet, 
l Gum do 
1 Physick’s Forceps, 
1 Tenaculum, 
1 Aneurism Needle, 
1 Large Scalpel, 
1 Small do 
1 Silver Female Catheter, 
6 Curved Needles, in a Morocco Case, 
with a Lock, - - - 8 50 
POCKET INSTRUMENTS, D 
The same number Instruments. 
With Tortoise Shell or Ivory Handles, instead Dissecting Forceps, Aderien Forceps, 
and Double Silver Catheter, - - - - - - 12 00 M. KUEMERLE & KOLBE, PHILADELPHIA. 
1 Crooked Scissors, 
1 Straight do 
1 Dressing Forceps, 
1 Aderien do 
1 Physick’s do 
1 Spatula and Tongue Holder, 
1 Director, 
1 Exploring Needle, 
2 Silver Probes, 
POCKET INSTRUMENTS, E 
The same Finish as D. 
1 Large Scalpel, 
1 Straight Pointed Bistoury, 
1 Curved Probe Pointed Bistoury, 
1 do Spear do do 
1 Gum Lancet, 
1 Thumb do 
1 Tenaculum, 
1 Aneurism Needle, 
1 Port Caustic, 
6 Needles, in a Morocco Case, with 
Lock, - - - 14 00 
1 
Male 
Female 
Silver Catheter, combined, 
1 Crooked Scissors, 
1 Straight do 
1 Phollippen Forceps, 
1 Aderien do 
1 Physick’s do 
1 Spatula and Tongue Holder, 
1 Director, 
1 Exploring Needle, 
2 Silver Probes, 
1 Double Silver Canula, 
COMPLETE POCKET INSTRUMENTS, F 
French Pattern, plain. 
1 Small do 
1 Straight Pointed Bistoury, 
1 Curved Probe Pointed Bistoury, 
1 do Spear do do 
1 Gum Lancet, 
1 Thumb do 
1 Abscess Lancet, 
1 Tenaculum, 
1 Aneurism Needle, 
1 Seton Needle, 
1 Port Caustic, 
6 Needles, in a fine Morocco Case, 
with Lock, - - - 16 00 
. Male 
Female 
Silver Catheter, combined, 
1 Large Scalpel, 
Same number and pattern of Instruments ns in case F. but. with slides to the Instruments, 
and different form of case. This case is exhibited in Fig. 2 After the blade is thrown back a 
small slide A (see the small Scalpel at the top of the cnt ) slips up into the groove R in the 
blade, thus locking it. (See fig 2 F.) French Fatten, with Slide superior quality, 820 to $25. 
COMPLETE POCKET INSTRUMENT G, FIG. 2. 
FIG. 2 F. M. KUEMERLE & KOLBE, PHILADELPHIA 
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Pocket Instruments, Complete. 
CA.BE 3EX 
Fig. 3. 
Fig. 3 R 
Similar to G in style and number of Instruments but with spring back to Bistouries. 
This style is shown in fig 3. The catch B at the top of the spring, fits into a correspond- 
ing aperture in the blade when thrown open, and thus locks it back. 
Spring Back, superior quality, - $20 to $25. M. KUEMERLE & KOLBE, PHILADELPHIA. 
Complete and Compact Pocket Instruments,-"Case I. 
Is similar to case G. excepting that there are two blades in one handle, as shown in tig. 4 
This makes the case more compact and less heavy than the ordinary style of a handle to each 
instrument. With Double Bladed Bistouries, ... $20 00 to 25 00 
FIG. 4 
O’Any description POCKET CASE got up at Corresponding Prices. 
POCKET INSTRUMENTS, Single. 
Each. 
Large or small Scalpels, Buffalo handles, 62£ 
Bistouries, Straight or Crooked do 62| 
Seton Needles, do 62| 
Aneurism Needles, do 50 
Tenaculums, do 50 
Gum Lancets, Buffalo handles, 50 
Thumb or Abscess Lancets, do 37£ 
The same Instruments as above, with 
Ivory or Tortoise Shell handles, each, 12£ 
cents extra. 
FRENCH PATTERN INSTRUMENT, Single. 
Scalpels or Bistouries, difFt sizes, each 1 00 
Set on Needles ... do. 1 00 
Aneurism Needles, - - - do. 75 
Tenaculums, - - - do. 75 
Gum Lancets, - - do. 75 
Thumb or Abscess Lancets, - do. 50 
Dissecting Forceps, - - 50 to 75 
Tonsil do 50 to 75 
Physick’s Needle Forceps, 50, 75 to 1 00 
Grooved Exploring Needles, - 50 
Do do do in handles, 1 00 
Do do do Silver Canula, 1 00 
Silver Probes, per pair, - - 37£ 
Do Female Catheter, - 50 
Do Catheter, Male and Female 
combined, - 2 12£ 
Silver Catheter combined, Male and 
Female, French pattern, - 2 50 
Bellock’s Canula, silver, 2 25 to 2 50 
Double Silver Canula for Extracting, 
Polypus, * - 62£ to 1 00 
Spatula, Steel, - - 37£ to 50 
Do. Silver, 1 50 to 1 75 
Director’s Steel, - - 37-£ to 50 
Do Silver, - - 1 50 
Port Caustics, Horn Handle, Silver, 
Holder, - - 50 to 75 
Do Horn Handles, Platina 
Holder, - - - - 1 50 
Silver Port Caustic, - 200 to 4 00 
Do do do Platina Holder, 3 00 to 5 00 
Scalpels or Bistouries, with Slide, 
Gum Lancet, do 
Aneurism Needles, do 
Tenaculums, do 
Superintending Knives, 
each 1 25 
Scalpels or Bistouries, with Spring Back, 
Superintending Knives, 
Gum Lancets, 
Aneurism Needles, . 
Tenaculums, - 
1 25 
\ to 
1 50 
(each 
Double Bladed Bistouries, various sizes, 
with Slides, each, - - 2 50 
Dressing Forceps, each, - - 50 to 75 
Phollippen do do - I 00 
Do do do (Musseux) 1 00 
Liston’s Aderien Forceps, - 1 00 
Charriere’s do do croice, 1 50 
Luer’s do do with slide, 2 00 
Do do do modified, 2 50 M. KUEMERLE & KOLBE, PHILADELPHIA. 
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FIG. 5. 
1 Large Circular Knife, 
Do Catline do 
Small do do 
1 Cartilige Knife, 
1 Tenaculum, Steel Handle, 
1 Aneurism Needle do 
1 Bone Forceps, 
AMPUTATING INSTRUMENTS, No. 1. Fig. 5 
1 Aderien Forceps, 
1 Large and Small Saw, 
1 Tourniquet, 
6 Needles, assorted, in a neat Mahogany 
Case, - - - 18 00 
03” The same set with Ferruled Han- 
dles, . . . 822 00 
COMPLETE AMPUTATING INSTRUMENTS, No. 2. 
French Pattern. 
1 Large Circular Knife, 
1 do Catline do 
1 Small do do 
2 Bistouries, fixed different sizes, 
1 Liston’s Bone Forceps with Spring, Fig. 8 
1 Aderien Forceps, modified, 
1 Large Saw with 2 Blades, different sizes, 
Figs. 13 and 14. 
1 Metacarpal Saw with moveable back, fig 15 
1 Tenaculum, 
1 Ligature, Needle right and left, 
1 Tourniquet, 
0 Needles, assorted, in a Brass Bound 
Mahogany Case, - - $25 00 
9 to 10 inch Catline Knife, 
4 to 5 do do do 
1 Sharp Pointed Straight Bistoury, fixe, 
1 do do Curved do do 
2 Scalpels, different sizes, do 
1 Superintending Knife. do 
l Hernia do do 
1 Director, 
2 Silver Probes, 
Amputating and Minor Operating Instruments, No. 3. 
1 Ligature Needle 
1 Exploring Needle, 
1 Tenaculum, 
1 Bone Forceps, (Liston’s), 
1 Tourniquet, 
Amputating saw, 2 blades, dif’t sizes, fig 13, 14 
1 Metacarpal Saw with moveable back, fig. 15 
6 Needles, assorted, in a Brass Bound 
Mahogany Case, - - 825 00 
The same description of Cases as Nos. 1,2 and 3, with complete set Tre- 
panning Instruments combined, .... $10 00 extra. 
The same description of Case as Nos. 1, 2 and 3, with Chain Saw comb’d, 85 50 extra. 
Fi<r. 6 
Trepanning Instrumments. Fig. 6 
2 Different Triphines, 
1 Heey’s Skull Saw, 
1 Elevator, 
1 Cartilige Knife, 
1 Brush, in Mahogany Case, . - - $11 00 10 
M. KUEMERLE & KOLBE, PHILADELPHIA. 
FIG. 7. 
Compact Minor Operating Case, 
see Fig. ?. $18 00 to 25 00 
Compact Case, containing the 
necessary Instruments for 
Amputating, Minor Operat- 
ing and Trepanning, with 
Ivory Handles, . $50 00 
Minor Operating, Amputating and Trepanning Instruments, Single. 
Minor Operating Scalpels, and Bistouries, fixe, . . . . 75 to 1 00 
Do do do do Ferruled Handles, . . . 1 25 to 1 50 
Amputating Knives, from 5 to 10 inch Blade, not ferruled . . . . 2 50 
Catline Knives, do do ..... 2 50 
Amputating Knives, ferruled handle, French Pattern, 5 to 10 inch Blade, . 3 00 
Catline Knives, do do do .... 3 00 
Bistouries, fixe, from 3 to 4 inch Blade, . . . . . . 2 00 
OCr’The same description Knives, Ivory Handles, each 50 cents extra. 
Tenaculums, . . . . . . . . 75 to 1 00 and 1 25 
Seraphins of Silver, ....... per doz. 3 00 
Ligature Needles, right and left, each, . . . . 75 to 1 00 and 1 25 
Dr. Parrish’s Ligature Needles, in a set, for deep seated arteries, . . . 3 00 
Dr. Liston’s Aderien Forceps, large size, 1 25 
Charrier’s do do croice . 1 50 
Aderien Forceps, modified, . - 2 50 
Liston’s Bone Forceps,with or without spring 3 00 
see Fig. 8. 
Luer’s Forceps, with sharp Beak, for Caries 
of the Bone, see Fig. 10 . 3 00 
Bone Forceps, plain, see Fig. 9. 2 00 to 2 50 
FIG. 9 
FIG. 8. 
FIG. 10. 
fig 11 
Chain Saws, see Fig. 11. . . # 6 00 M. KUEMERLE & KOLBE, PHILADELPHIA. 
Amputating Saw, Am. Pattern, 
see Fig. 12. 
Amputating Saw, French Pat- 
terns, see Figs. 13 and 14. 
The advantage in the French 
Pattern Saw is that either of the 2 
Blades of different sized teeth can 
be used. They are made perfectly 
steady in the frame by means of i he 
two screws (at B. in fig. 13 & A. in 
fig. 14) drawing on the moveable 
pin at A. in fig. 13, and B. fig. 14. 
Amputating Saws American 
pattern, . 3 00 
Do do French 
pattern, with 2 Blades, 
different sizes, 3 00 to 4 00 
Scalpel Saws, • . 1 50 
Metacarpal Saw. 
“ “ moveable 
back (Fig. 15.) 
The back when in its usual position A C fits by a 
groove and gives stiffness to the Saw, and can be thrown 
off in the position A B confined by a pivot at A, thus 
allowing it to cut through larger bones than it could 
without such a moveable back. 
Metacarpal Saw, . . 1 50 to 2 50 
Do do moveable back, 1 50 to 2 50 
see Fig. 15* 
Tourniquets complete, of Luer, . . . . . . . 1 25 
Do do Petit, . . . . . . . 1 50 
Do do Savigny, . . . . . . . 1 75 
Triphines, large or small, French pattern, . . . . . 3 50 
Do do with gauge, do do . . . . . . 4 50 
Heey’s Skull Saw, 1 50 to 2 00 
Trepanning Elevator, . . . . . . . . 1 00 
Tirefonds of Bichat or Heine, . . . . . . 1 00 to 1 50 
Brush for Triphines, ........ 50 
LITHOTOMY INSTRUMENTS. 
FIG 12. 
FIG 13. 
Fig 14. 
FIG. 15 
Dr. Physick’s Gorget, with three Blades, dif- 
ferent sizes, 
4 Pair Forcpps, different sizes, 
4 Male Sounds, do do 
4 do Staffs, do do 
1 Female Sound, 
1 Female Staff, 
1 Scalpel, 
Hamula and Scoop, 
1 Pair Forceps, with Screw for Breaking 
Stone, in a neat Mahogany Case, . 40 00 
French and English Lithotomy Instruments, dilating and scarifying, for Strictures, all the differ- 
ent kinds in use, put up in Cases, at Corresponding Prices. 
Dr. Physick’s Gorget, with three different blades, . . . . 7 00 
Double Lithotom de Dupuytren, . . . . . • . 18 00 
Single do ....... 12 00 
Bris-pierre de Dupuytren, . . . . . . 10 00, 12 00, 15 00 
Do do de Siviale, . . . . . . . 10 00 to 12 00 
Atsolina’s Moveable Joint Stone Forceps, . . . . . 3 00 12 
M. KUEMERLE & KOLBE, PHILADELPHIA. 
Fig. 16, 
Fig. 17. 
Fig. 18. 
Fig. 17 b 
Fig. 18 b. 
Forceps, with Screw for Break- 
ing Stone . . . 5 00 
Stone Forceps, plain, . 2 00 to 2 50 
Male or Female Staffs, 1 50 to 2 00 
Do do Sounds, 1 00 to 1 50 
Hamula Scoop, . . 2 00 
Scarificator de Siviale, (see Fig. 16.) 
The instrument is inserted beyond 
the Stricture to any required distance 
being graduated and provided with a 
moveable slide as shown in the cut By 
the thumb of the operator, a motion is 
communicated through a concealed rod to 
the small blade in the bulb at the ex- 
tremity, which is thrown out as shown in 
the section view, and in withdrawing the 
instrument with the blade thus exposed 
the operation is completed. 
Liston's Bistoury, for Lithotomy, 
1 25 to 1 5C 
Scarificator de Siviale, fig. 16, $8 00 
Curved Delator, “17, 8 00 
Straight do. “18, 8 00 
Delator of Ricord “17al8b 8 00 
Curved Dilator, (see Fig. 17.) 
Straight “ ( “ “ 18.) 
These Instruments are formed of a 
metallic cylinder similar to a small Bou- 
gie, bisected lengthwise except at the 
point. After being passed up beyond the 
Stricture, Stillets are introduced, passing 
through a groove between and enlarging 
the segments, thus increasing the size of 
the instrument and dilating the stricture. M. KUEMERLE & KOLBE, PHILADELPHIA. 
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Dilator (de Dr. Ricord of Paris) see Fig. 17 a &. 18 b. This Instrument operates by means of a 
a Screw shown on the handle. Fig. (17 a) shows the Introductory position. 
Fig (18 b) shows the expansion of the segments as at letter B. 
This Instrument can be enlarged from an J to J inch, it is constructed that it can be taken 
apart after using, for the purpose of cleaning. 
HYDROCELE INSTRUMENTS. 
Cose, with Syringe, Trocar and Canula, . . . . . .3 50 
Case, with Gum Elastic Bag, Stopcock Trocar and Canula, . . . 3 50 
Hydrocele Trocar, with Canula, . . . . . . 1 25 to 1 50 
Do do flat do . . . . . . . 1 50 to 1 75 
Large Trocars- for Paracentesis Abdominis, each, . . . . 2 00 
SPECULUMS. 
Mouth Speculums, German Silver, 
1 25 
Do do Silver, 2 50 
Vagina Speculum, of Weiss, 
3 branch steel, . 14 00 
Do do do 
2 branch . . 8 00 
Do do de Ricord, 2 valve 
of German Silver, fig. 19, 6 00 
Vagina Speculum, de Ricamier, 
3 valve, of German silver, 8 00 
see fig. 20 
Vagina Speculum 3 valvp, with 
set Screw, German silver, 8 00 
Vagina Speculum 4 valve, de 
Segalas, German silver, 8 00 
Vagina Speculum de Recamier, 
three valve of German Silver, (see 
Fig. 20.) 
The lower section of the cut 
shows the Instrument as closed to be 
inserted, and the upper shows it open, 
with one of the blades partially 
withdrawn, by sliding back through 
grooves which are provided, thus 
allowing an examination of the parts 
desired. 
Vagina Speculum of Luer, bivalve 
SteoU with Fenester, (see Fig. 21.) 
FIG. 19. 
Fig. 20, 
Fia. 20 14 
M. KUEMERLE &, KOLBE, PHILADELPHIA. 
When the screw B is loosened, 
the catch falls out of the groove in 
which it is confined, and the two 
sections of the Instrument close, 
being jointed at A A. After in- 
sertion, the screw is forced up and 
into the groove and there tight- 
ened, thus expanding the seg- 
rnentsand allowing a full examina- 
tion through the open fenester. 
Vagina Speculum de Luer Bivalve, of Steel, with fenester, Fig. 21. . . 5 00 
Do do do do with fenester of German Silver, “ . 6 50 
Vagina Speculum de Zeise, of 
Steel, 2 branch, fig. 22. 5 00 
Vagina Speculum de Zeise, of 
German Silver, 2 branch, 6 00 
Vagina Speculum, Cylindrical 
form, German Silver 4 00 
Vagina Speculum cylin’l Silver 10 00 
Do do do White 
Metal, . . 2 00 
Do do Reflecting Glass, 1 00 
Do do Plain do 50 
Do do Ivory 4 to 6 00 
Do do ebony or boxwood 1 50 
Speculum-Ani of Weiss, 2 branch, Steel, . . . . . 6 00 
Do de Recamier, 3 valve, German Silver, . . . . . 6 00 
FIG. 21. 
Fig. 22 
Fig. 23. 
Speculum-Ani Bivalve, German Silver Fig. 23 5 00 
Do of White Metal, , . 1 00 
Speculum-aurie, Kramer’s, German 
Si.ver, see Fig. 24 2 50 
Speculum-auris, Kramer’s modified, 
German silver see Fig 25 3 00 
Specnlum-auris, Plain, 3 in a set, 
of Silver, . . . 2 25 
Speculum Forceps, . . 1 50 
Obstetrical Instruments per case 
In a Morocco Case, compact, $10, $15, $20, $25 00 
Fjg. 24, 
Fig. 25. M. KUEMF.RLE & KOLBE, PHILADELPHIA. 
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Guarded Crotchet, or Blunt Hook, with moveable joint, 4 00 
see Fig. 31 & 32 
Vectis, see Fig. 33. . . , . . 2 00 
Do folding, . . . . . 3 00 
Blunt Hook, with Handle, see Fig. 34, . 1 50 to 1 75 
Crotchet, do do “ 35, . 1 50 to 1 75 
Do and Blunt Hookj‘‘ “ 36, . . 1 50 
Fig. 31, 
Fig. 32. 
Fig. 33. 
Fig. 34. 
Fig. 35. 
Fig. 36. 
Dr, Hodge’s Perforator Scissors, . . . . . . 3 50 
Dr. Holmes’ do do . . . . . . 4 50 
FIG. [37 
Dr. Meig’s Perforating Scissors* (see Fig. 37 <fc 38) • . 2 50 
FIG 38 
Dr. Meig’s Craniotomy Forceps, Straight & Crooked, each, (see Fig. 39 & 40) 2 50 
Dr. Smellie’s Perforator 
Dr. Nagele’s do 
Dr Busch’s do 
Dr. Siebold’s do 
FIG 39 
3 50 
Fig. 40. 
Blessender Forceps different construction, each, see Fig. 41, $2 00, 3 00 and 4 00 16 
M. KUEMERLE & KOLBE, PHILADELPHIA. 
Dr. Hodge’s Obstetrical Forceps, 6 00 
see Fig. 26. 
Dr. Davis’ do do . 6 00 
see Fig. 27 
Dr. Boudelocque’s Obstetrical Forceps, 6 00 
Dr. Bethell’s Obstetrical Forceps . 0 00 
see Figs. 28 & 29. 
Dr. Bond’s do do . 6 00 
see Fig. 30. 
Dr. Bedford’s Craniotomy, guarded, 4 50 
FIG. 26, 
FIG: 27. 
FIG. 28. 
FIG. 20 
FIG. 30 
Fig. 41. 
Valliex Womb Sound, with guage, modification of Simpson, - - - 2 00 
Simpson’s Womb 
Sound, see Fig. 
42. - 1 50 
FIG. 42. M. KUEMERLE & KOLBE, PHILADELPHIA. 
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Tonsil Instruments. 
Fahnestock’s Tonsil Instruments, plain, each, see Fig. 43, - $4 to 5 00 
Fig. 43. 
Dr. Gibson’s do do (The construction of this Instrument is such that 
it can be enlarged or diminished), . . . . . 12 00 
Tonsil Instrument, with Spring Forceps, . . . . .10 00 
Do do Dr. Velpeau’s, . . . . 7 00 
Luer’s Tonsil Instrument, . . . . . . 7 00 
Charriere’s do do . • • . . 7 00 
Luer’s Tonsil Instrument, modified by D. Kolbe. 8 00 
The construction of this Instrument is such that it can be taken apart after using 
for the purpose of cleaning, the blade is moveable, and makes a draw cut. like a Bistoury, 
so that the operation will perform without fail. 
Eye Instruments, 
2 Cataract Knives, different sizes, 
1 Iris Knife, 
2 Cataract Needles, curved and straight, 
1 Curette and Hook, 
1 Spring Speculum, 
1 Pair Forceps, 
1 Pair Scissors, in a neat Morocco 
Case, . . . 9 00 
The same set with Silver Ferrules, 
10 00 
Strabismus Instruments. 
1 Eye Lid Elevator, 
1 Double Hook, 
1 Blunt do 
1 Pair Scissors, 
1 Pair Forceps, 
1 Speculum, in a Morocco Case, 6 00 
The same set with Silver Ferrules, 6 75 
Lachrymal Instruments. 
Annel’s Syringe, Silver, with Gold Pipe, 
6 Silver Stiletts, 
6 Silver Probes, in a neat Case,- 10 00 
The same set with Annel’s Syringe, 
improved, - . 12 00 
Complete sets of Eye Instruments of American, French, English and German patterns, 
kept constantly on hand, and fitted up in Cases to order. 18 
M. KUEMERLE & KOLBE, PHILADELPHIA. 
Fig. 1. Canula Forceps (toothed) for Membranous 
Cataracts, and Artificial Pupil A, 
Blades open. B same closed. 
tl 2 Do. (sharp pointed) for do. do. 
A Blades open. B. same closed. 
“ 3 Guarded Hook (De GraefFe) for Artificial 
Pupil. 
A Hook exposed. B. same protected. 
u 4 Forceps, de Luer forme Bris-pierre (sharp 
pointed) for Membranous Cataracts. 
A Blades open. B same closed. 
“ 5 Do. do. (blunt pointed) 
for do. do. 
A. Blades open. B. same closed. 
Fig. 6. Canula Scissors, straight, sharp pointed. For Membranous Cataracts. 
A. Blades open. B. same closed. 
“ 7 Canula Scissors, curved, sharp pointed, for artificial pupil. 
“ 8 Do. do. smaller size. For Membranous Cataracts. 
•* 9 Do. do. still smaller. do. do. 
“ 10 Do. do. straight, one point blunt, for artificial pupil. 
Each $10 except Fig. 3, guarded hook, $8. Either blade of the described 
Canula Forceps and Scissors, can be put in one handle, so that there need be but 
one handle for a set. Each extra blade $5. KUEMERLE & IvOLBE, PHILADELPHIA. 
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Miscellaneous Instruments. 
Tracheotomy Tube, plain Silver, each, - - - . 1 50 
Do do double do . . . . . . 3 50 
Probangs, . . . . . . , . 37s 
Do Tongue Holder crooked, with handle, . - - , 1 50 
Do Silver Mounted, for extracting foreign bodies from the throat, . 1 25 
Dr. Bond’s Throat Forceps, . . . . 1 25 to 1 75 
Lallemand’s Port Caustics, Silver, . . . . . 3 00 to 4 00 
Do do do Platina, . , . . 5 00 
Uterine Port Caustics, Horn Handle, Silver Holder, . . 50 to 75 
Port Caustic, Platina Holder, . . . . . . 1 50 
Bullet Forceps, plain, . .... 1 25 
Do do improved, . .... 1 75 
Uterine Forceps, different sizes, from . . 1 00, I 50 to 1 75 
. Do Scissors, straight or crooked, . . . . . 3 50 
Do do croice, . . . • . . 4 50 
Forceps Luer’s Improved for Polypus, (see Fig. 44.) To one handle is attached 
a spring with teeth, pressing against a catch on the other handle, thus retaining all the 
pressure obtained. It is thus not only less painful to the patient, than in the use of the 
ordinary Forceps, but the operator can have both hands disengaged if desirable. 
Luer’s Improved Forceps, for extracting Pollypus, Sic., 3 00 to 4 00 and 5 00 
FIG. 44. 
Forceps Luer’s Luxation, (see Fig. 45.) 
Between the bifurcations of each jaw is placed a piece of cork covered with webb- 
ing by which the dislocated limb is seized. 
Luer’s Luxation Forceps, . . . . . 3 50 
Fig. 45 
Charriere’s do do . . . . . . 3 50 
Forceps de Musseaux, double Hook, . . . . . 1 25 
Do do moveable joint, . . . . , 1 75 
Scarificators. 
American Scarificator, . . . . . , 3 50 
Do do Reverse Blade, large size, . . . 5 00 
Do do . . small size, . . . 4 00 
Tiemann’s Patent Scarificators, large size, with Handle, . . 6 00 
Do do do small size, do. . . . . 5 00 
Silver Spring Lancet, different size blade, .... 3 50 
Do do do graduated, . . . . . 4 00 20 
KUEMERLE & KOLBE, PHILADELPHIA. 
Fig. 46. 
Kolbe’s Artificial Leech. Figs. 
46 and 47 show the construction of this 
Instrument. By pressing on the button 
at E until the spring is set under the 
catch B, the Lance at D (concealed in 
the figure) is withdrawn from the mouth. 
This is then to be applied to the part to 
be operated on, and a vacuum created 
by exhausting the air by means of the 
Pump applied at F. The spring is then 
released from the catch B, and the 
elastic tube at C rebounds, carrying 
back the Lance and the puncture is 
effected in the parts drawn up into the 
vacuum. The glasses, shown in Fig. 47 
are then applied. 
The leech shown in the small cut, 
Fig. 46 is made to act by attaching it to 
the pump, withdrawing the piston, the 
vacuum causing it to rebound and make 
the puncture. 
Artificial Leech, in Case, 
Fig. 46, - . $8 00 
Fig. 46 a - - • 6 00 
Fig. 46 a 
FIG- 47 
Dr. Dewees’ Silver Gilt, . 5 00 
Do Plain, . . 4 00 
Dr. Hodge’s Pessaries, 
Dr. Meig’s Gum Elastic Spring 
Pessaries, . . 1 00 
Pessaries. 
Ivory Pessaries, . . 50 
Boxwood do 25 
Gum Elastic Pessaries, . 50 
Glass do , . 25 
Male Catheters, Silver, each, . 1 00 
Do do White Metal, pliable, 37£ 
Bougies, do do do 37£ 
Female Catheters, Silver, . 50 
Catheters and Bougies. 
Do do White Metal, pliable, 
37 
Gum Elastic Catheters, . 12^ 
Do Bougies, . . 12| 
Fig. 71. 
Improved Vaccinating Lancet, see Fig. 71, . - - 3 00 
This has the advantage over the ordinary Lancet, on account of the Vaccine Matter being 
introduced at the same time the puncture is made. The handle is made of silver, the Lancet 
is a steel tube which is brought out of the handle by the slide (A)—the vaccine matter is 
brought out by touching letter (B). The top of the case at letter (C) contains a small Ivory 
Box for the vaccine matter. M. KUEMERLE & KOLBE, PHILADELPHIA. 
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Dental Instruments. 
Case Extracting Instruments, No. 1. 
1 Key, with Ebony Handle 
2 Pair Tooth Forceps, single joint, 
1 Tooth Punch, 
1 Gum Lancet, in a Leather Case, 3 75 
1 Fox’s Spring Bolt Key, Ebony Handle, 
2 Pair Tooth Forceps, straight and cur- 
ved, double joint, 
Case Extracting Instruments, No. 2. 
1 Gum Lancet, 
1 Tooth Punch, in a Leather Case, 4 50 
The same set with Ivory Handles, 5 25 
Case Extracting Instruments, Ebony Handles, No. 3. 
1 Pair Forceps, upper Molar, 
l do do lower do 
1 do do do Bicuspid, 
1 do do upper do 
1 Pair Forceps, Roots, 
1 Fox’s Spring Bolt Key, 
1 Gum Lancet, 
1 Elevator, in a neat Leather Case, 9 00 
Case of Scaling and Plugging Instruments, Ivory Handles. 
12 Instruments in a Morocco Case, . . - . - - 4 00 
Case of Scaling and Plugging Instruments, Ivory Handles. 
24 Instruments, in a Morocco Case, . . . . - 8 00 
Dental Instruments, in a Mohogany Case, No. 1. 
6 Ivory Handled Scalers, 
12 Steel Pluggers, 
1 Gum Lancet, 
1 Mouth Glass, 
2 Dozen Drills, and Excavators to fit, 
Socket, 
1 Socket Handle, 
1 Pair Upper Molar Forceps, 
1 do Lower do do 
1 do Straight do 
1 do Root do 
2 Elevators, . . 20 00 
Dental Case, No. 2. 
1 Pair Upper Molar Forceps, 
1 do Lower do do 
1 do Straight do 
1 do Root do 
1 do Excissing do 
1 Spring Bolt Key, 
2 Elevators, 
6 Ivory Handled Scalers, Silver Ferrules, 
12 Ivory Handled Pluggers, Silver 
Ferrules, 
1 Gum Lancet, 
1 Mouth Glass, 
1 Dozen Octagon Steel Excavators, 
1 Socket, 
1 Dozen Socket Drills, in a Brass- 
bound Mahogany Case, 30 00 
2 Pair Forceps, Upper Molars, right 
and left, 
1 do do Lower do 
1 [do do Upper Bicuspid, 
1 do do Lower do 
1 do Forceps Roots, 
1 do do Excissing, 
1 Spring Bolt Key, 
1 Dozen Scalers and Pluggers, Ivory 
Handles, Silver Ferrules, 
Dental Case, No. 3. 
2 Elevators, 
1 Gum Lancet, 
1 Dozen Large Steel Pluggers, 
Octagon File, Cut Handles, 
1 Silver Mouth Glass, 
1 Dozen Steel Excavators, Octa- 
gon File, Cut Handles, 
1 Socket, 
1 Dozen Socket Drills, in a Brass- 
bound Mahogany Case, - 40 00 M. KUEMERLE & KOLBE, PHILADELPHIA. 
Dental Case) No. 4. 
2 pair Forceps, Upper Molars, right & left. 
1 do do lower do 
1 do do do Bicuspid, 
1 do * do upper do 
1 do do Roots straight, 
1 do do do crooked, 
] do Excissing Forceps, 
1 Spring Bolt Keyi Ivory Handlde, 
2 Elevators. 
1 Dozen Steel Excavators, Octagon file, 
cut handle, 
3 Doz. Ivory Handle Scalers, silver ferrul 
1§ do do do Pluggers, do 
1 Socket, 
1 Dozen Socket Drills, 
1 Silver Mouth Glass, 
1 Gum Lancet, in a Mahogany Case, 
Brass-bound, . . 50 00 
Dental Case) No. 5. 
9 Pair best Octagon Crocus Polished 
Forceps, 
2 Dozen Large Ivory Handle Pluggers 
and Scalers, with Silver Ferrules, 
2 Elevators, Ivory Handle 
1 Screw, do do 
1 Pearl Mirror Silver Ferrule, 
1 Mouth Glass, 
1 Pearl Handle Gum Lancet, 
1 Pair Foil Shears, 
2 Dozen Steel Excavators and 
Drills, file cut handles, 
1 Socket, 
2 Doz. Steel Excavators and Drills 
to lit the socket, in a Brass- 
bound Mahogany Case, lined 
with Silk Velvet, - $75 00 
Dental Case, No. 6. 
15 pair best Octagon Crocus polis’d Forceps 
2 Doz. Extra Large Pluggers and Scalers, 
Crocus Finish Ivory Handles, Silver 
Ferrules, 
1 Large Pearl Hand Mirror, 
1 Pearl Mouth Glass, 
1 do Hand Gum Lancet, 
1 Pair Foil Scissors, 
1 Pearl Cheek Holder, 
1 Large Ivory Handle Screw, 
1 Revolving Head Drill Socket, 
2 Dozen Drills and Burrs for Socket, 
1 Spring Bolt Key, 
2 Dozen Excavators, tile cut Handles, 
1 Elevator, in a fine Rosewood or Maho- 
gany Case, with a Drawer for For- 
ceps ; also, a Tray, divided into 
compartments, for Foil, Teeth, Files, 
&c. . ; $100 00 
The same description case as No. 6, with 
24 Pearl Handled Gold Ferruled 
Instruments, instead 24 Ivory Han- 
dles, - - $125 00 
$C7* Any kind of Case put up to order, at 
cotrespondingly Low Prices. 
Extracting Forceps. 
Extra Quality, Octagon Joint Forceps, Crocus Finished. 
Upper Molars, Right, with Hook, each, see Fig. 48, - - - $2 00 
Do do Left, do : 2 00 
Lower do Right, do “ “ 49, - - 2 00 
Do do Left, do , 2 00 
Do do either side, do see Fig. 50, 51 & 52. - - - 2 00 
Upper Bicuspid, do see Fig. 53 - - - - 2 00 
Lower do do “ “ 54 - - - - 2 00 
Roots, upper and lower, ‘‘ “ 55 & 50 - - - - 1 75 
Incisors, do do “ “ 57 - - ' - 2 00 
Forceps for Children’s Teeth, . - - - - - 1 75 
Denies Sapientiae, see Fig. 58 - - - - 2 0o 
Excissing Forceps, - . . . - - 2 00 
Plugging do see Fig’s 59 to 65 - - - - 1 50 
Forceps made to order as above, at corresponding prices. M. KUEMERLE & KOLBE, PHILADELPHIA. 
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Teeth Forceps, Double Octagon Joints, Crocused These are of very superior quality 
and finish, with crooked filed handles and can be recommend to Dentists as the very best to be 
obtiiaod Fig. 48 Fig, 4D 
Fio 57 
Fig 50 
Fio. 51 
Fio 52 24 
M. KUEMERLE & KOLBE, PHILADELPHIA. 
Fig. 53 
Fig. 54 
Fig. 55 
Fig.|56 
Fig 58 
Fig. 59 
Fig 60 
Fig. 61 
Fig. 62 
Fig. 63 
Fig 64 
Fig. 65 M. KUEMERLE & KOLBE, PHILADELPHIA. 
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Extracting Forceps. 
First Quality, Oval Joints. 
Upper Mola's, Right, with Hooks, 
each, . . . 1 50 
Do do Left, do 1 50 
Lower do Right, do 1 50 
Do do Left, do 1 50 
Do do either side, do 1 50 
Upper Bicuspid,. . . . 1 25 
Lower do . . 1 25 
Incisors, Lower, . . . 1 25 
Do Upper, . . 1 25 
Dentes Sapientia?, . . . 1 50 
Roots, Straight and Crooked, . 1 25 
Do do do small, 1 00 
Children’s Teeth, . . 1 00 
Forceps made to order, as above, at corresponding prices. 
Excissing Forceps, . . . 1 50 
Plugging do . . 1 25 
Each. 
Upper Molar, right, . . .1 25 
Do do left, . . 1 25 
Do do either side, . . 1 00 
Lower do do • 1 00 
Extracting Forceps, Second Cfcualty, Oval Joints. 
Each. 
Lower Bicuspid, . . . 1 00 
Upper do . . . 1 00 
Incisor Forceps . . . 1 00 
Roots do . . 1 00 
Root Extractors. 
Stump Screw, Ebony Handle, , . 50 
Do Punch, do do . 50 
The same with Octagon Handle, German 
Silver, ferruled, . . 1 00 
Stump Hook, Ebony Handles, . . 50 
Do do Otagan Handle, Ivory 1 25 
Do Pearl or Cameo Handle, Gold 
Ferrule, . . . 3 00 
Hinge Fulcrum, Key, Ivory Handle, 2 00 
Do do do Ebony do 1 50 
Fox’s Spring Bolt, Key do do . 1 50 
Do Plain do do do, 1 00 
Turnkeys. 
Fox’s Ivory Handle, Key, . 2 40 
Fitch’s Key, . . . 1 50 
Do do Ivory Handle, . 2 00 
Gum Eanccts. 
[vory Handled, ... 50 
Do do Silver ferruled, . 75 
Plain Pearl Handled, do . 1 00 
Carved Pearl Handle, Gold Ferrule, 2 50 
Tortoise Shell Handle, 1 blade, 
Spring Back, . . 1 00 
Tortoise Shell Handle, 1 blade, . 50 
Do do do 2 blades, 
Spring Back, . . 1 50 
Do do do 3 do 
Spring Back, . . 2 00 
Plugging and Scaling Instruments. 
Per doz. 
Steel Octagon or Round Handles, 3 00 
Do do Handle, - 6 00 
Do do do Crocused Shank, 
9 00 
Ivory do do no Ferrules, 3 00 
Do do do Ferruled, 6 00 
Do do do do 8 00 
Do do do do . 10 50 
Ebony do do Taper Silver 
Ferruled, . . 7 00 
Per Doz. 
Ivory, Plain Octagon, Taper Silver 
Ferruled, . . 12 00 
Do Octagon Handle taper, silver 
Ferruled, crocused . 15 00 
Large size Pearl or Cameo Handle, 
Gold ferrule . . 24 00 
Extra Large do do do 
Gold ferrule, , . 30 00 
Pearl Carved Handle, with Setts, 36 00 
Excavators, Drills and Burrs. 
Per doz. 
Small round Steel Handle, 1 00 
Large Octagon, plain handle, 1 25 
Do do file cut do 2 50 
Per doz, 
Ivory handle, no ferrule, - 3 00 
Small Pearl Handle, Golden 
Ferrule - - 5 00 26 
M. KUEMERLE & KOLBE, PHILADELPHIA. 
Miscellaneous. 
Burrs, Drills, and Excavators. 
Socket Bits, (per doz.) - - - - - . -0 75 
Drill Socket, with bow (see Fig. 6G & 67) - each 2 50 
Drill Socket, with revolving head, (each; - - - . - 1 50 
Spring do do do do (see Fig. 68) - - 5 00 
Burrs and Drills to fit, spring Socket, (per doz.) - - . - 3 00 
Plain Socket, each from 50 cents to 82 50 (se« Fig. 69) - . 2 25 
Kolbe’s improved Drill Stock, (to drill any direction) (see Fig. 70) - - 10 00 
Drills to fit same, (per doz.) - - ... 0 75 
Steel Handle Foil Shears, (each) - - . - . - 1 25 
Pearl do do do Gold Ferrule - . . - 6 00 
Do Mouth Glass, Silver Mounted, .... each, 1 00 
Do do do Gold do . . . doi I 50 
Silver Mouth Glass, Pearl Handle, . . . (each) l 75 to 2 00 
Do do Ivory do . . .do 1 50 
Large Pearl Mirrors, Gold mounted, - - - . w 10 to 16 00 
Do do • Silver do - . . . - G 00 
Fig, 66 
Fig. 67 
Fig. 68 
Fig. 69 
Fig. 70 
Kolbe’s Improved Drill Stock to drill in any direction, 
Fig. 70. This Instrument can be used with one hand only 
and the Drills set in any position. M. KUEMF.RLE & KOLBE, PHILADELPHIA. 
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Dental Files. 
per Doz. 
Molar Files, right and left, - 3 00 
Bicuspid Files, - 2 00 
Stump do. - 2 00 
per doz. 
Plugging do. double - 3 00 
Files for Plates, - 1 00 
TRUSSES. 
Per Doz. 
Imp’d self-adjusting pad, single, 817.50 
“ “ “ double, 30.00 
Chases, single pad, 18.00 
“ double “ 36.00 
Plain Chases, single, 9.00 
“ “ double, 1800 
Eberly Ivory pad, single, 24.00 
“ “ “ double, 48.00 
“ single wood pad, 20 00 
“ double, “ “ 40.00 
Plain Ivory, single pad, 12.00 
“ “ double “ 24.00 
Ivory Turn pad, single, 14.00 
“ “ “ double, 2^.00 
Wood Turn Pad, single, 11.00 
“ “ “ double, 22.00 
Pivot Right or Left Ebony fine, 12.00 
“ “ “ double, 20.00 
Hull’s single plain, 7.00 
“ “ “ double, 10.00 
Per Doz. 
Hull’s single Tined Spring, $8.00 
“ double *' “ 11.00 
“ single Strap, 10.00 
“ double “ 10.00 
Best common single strap, 7.00 
“ “ double “ 14.00 
Single Children’s “ 4 50 
Double “ “ 9.00 
Common single, 5.00 
“ double, 8.00 
“ children’s single, 3 00 
“ “ double, 6.00 
Right or Left common, 6.00 
Bellows Head, single, 12.00 
“ “ double, . 24.00 
Umbilical, ‘ ' 6.00 
French Truss, 16.()0 
“ double Truss, 32.00 
Philadelphia Shoulder Braces, 20.00 
CLUMB FOOT APPARATUS DR. MARTIN’S OF PARIS 
From $8 to $10 and $12 
This Instrument can be used on either side and screwed to the natural position of the 
Clumb Foot 28 
M. KUEMERLE & IvOLBE, PHILADELPHIA. 
T}W<W ATTATTW 
&MI tlOimAL 
With the double piston. 
Per Doz. 
24 oz. Injecting Syringe, with Self-Pipe, in case, - - * - $30 00 
16 oz. “ “ - * -2100 
10 oz. “ “ - - - 15 00 
6 oz. “ “ - - - - 12 00 
24 oz. not self-injecting not in case, - - - 24 00 
16 oz. ‘‘ “ - - 16 00 
10 oz. “ “ - - - 10 00 
6 oz. “ “ - - - 7 00 
4 oz “ “ - - - - 5 00 
2 oz. “ “ - - - 4 00 
1 oz. “ “ - - - - 3 00 
P. P. “ - - - 1 50 
Dr. Cramer’s Ear Syringe,. - - - 8 50 
Ear Syringe, (large size,) - - - - 5 00 
“ (small size,) - - - 4 00 
Womb Syringes. 
Per Doz 
6 oz. Womb Syringe, in case,with 2 pipes 
14 00 
4 oz. “ “ “ 12 00 
2 oz. “ “ “ 9 00 
4 oz. “ no case 9 00 
2 oz. *• 6 00 
per doz. 
1 oz. Womb Syringe, in case, with 
Ear-pipe, - - - 8 00 
Dr. Chase’s Vagina Syringe, 12 00 
“ “ incase, 15 00 
Femae Syringe, large size 3 00 
4‘ “ small “ 2 50 
2 Quality, 
Per Doz. 
24 oz. Self-Injecting Syringes, in cases, 
15 00 
16 oz. “ “ ‘‘12 00 
12 oz, “ “ ‘‘11 00 
10 oz. “ “ ‘‘ 9 00 
24 oz. Notself-injecting Syringes, 
11 00 
16 oz. “ “ - 9 00 
12 oz. “ “ - - 8 00 
Per Doz. 
10 oz. Not Self-Injecting Syringes 6 00 
6 oz. “ •' - 4 50 
4 oz. “ “ . 3 50 
2 oz. ‘‘ “ - 2 50 
1 oz. “ “ - 1 50 
6 oz. Womb Syringes, in cases, 8 00 
4 oz. “ ‘‘ no cases, 5 00 
Female Syringes, per gross, - 10 00 
Penis “ - - - 6 00 
Glass Syringes, Male 
No. 1 ... doz. 1 00 
“2 - - - “ 1 12s 
“3 ... “ 1 25 
“ 4 . - - - “ 1 40 
No. 5 - - - doz. 1 60 
“6 - - - “ 1 75 
‘‘7 »‘ 2 00 
“8 ... 2 50 
“9 .... 3 00 M. IvUEMERLE & KOLBE, PHILADELPHIA. 
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Class Syringes, Female 
No. 2 ... doz. 1 40 
“ 3 - . . “ 1 GO 
“4 - - - “ 1 75 
“ 5 - . . “ 1 94 
No. G - - - doz. 2 04 
“7 - . - “ 2 50 
“ 8 . - - . “ 2 87£ 
Large Size - doz. 6 00 
Glass Womb Syringes 
Small Size .... doz. 4 50 
Stomach Pumps, Cupping Cases, and Breast Pumps. 
Per I)oz. 
Brass Self-Injecting Syringes, - - - - - . 42 00 
Self-Injecting Syringes, of White Metal, - - - - 40 00 
do do do 30 00 
do do do .... 24 00 
do do do Tin Cases, - - - 27 00 
IMPROVED PORTABLE SYRINGE. 
FIG 72 
This Syringe, by means of which a weak person can give 
an injection with ease, is an improvement on the French Self- 
Acting Syringe. The water is poured into the barrel through 
the lid at the top, first turning the stopcock at the end of the 
elastic tube. The piston having a valve opening downward is 
raised with one hand very easily, the liquid passing into the 
vacuum caused by raising the piston. The pipe at the extreme 
end of the elastic tube is now placed in its proper position, and 
by turning the stopcock near the barrel the liquid is injected 
by pressing down the piston. 
Brass Self.Injecting Syringes, improved, per piece, 
310 00 
Do Stomach, Pump, - - - 7 00 
White Metal Stomach Pump, ----- - 5 00 
Stomach and Injection, with Cupping Apparatus, - - - 10 00 
A Case, with 6 Cupping and 1 Breast Glass. - - - - 5 00 
Do 5 do Glasses, - - - - 3 50 
Do Metal Pump, - 3 00 
A Cupping Case, with Stop-Cocks, 6 Cupping and 1 Breast Glass, - 0 00 
Do do do 5 Glasses, . - - - 4 50 
Do do German Silver Pump, 6 Glasses and 1 Breast Glass, - 8 00 
A Cupping Case, with 5 Glasses, - - - - - 6 00 
Do do Horn Cups, 6 Cupping and 1 Breast Glass, - - 5 00 
Do do do 5 do do do - - - 4 00 
Do do do 5 do with stop-cocks - - - 5 00 
Do do do 6 Cupping and 1 Breast Glass, - - 6 50 
Artificial Leeches, 1 Case, 12 Glasses, - - - - - 8 00 
Do do do G do - - - . 6 00 
Anatomical Syringes, large size, - - . - . - 10 00 
Do do - - r - - - 10 00 
Breast Pump, with Valves, - . - - - - 3 00 
Improved Portable Syringe, (see Fig. 72) - - - 5 00 
Cupping Pump, German Silver, - - - - - - 3 00 
Do do Brass, ...... 1 ‘25 
Do do White Metal, - 75 
Dr. Cox’s Inhaler, - - - . . 2 00 
Eye Syringe, in Case, - - - - - - 2 00 30 
M. KUEMERLE & K0LI3E, PHILADELPHIA. 
Horse Syringe, of Brass, in Case, . - . - - 10 00 
Do Metal, - - - - - 6 00 
Do do Plain, ..... 2 00 
Pill Machines. 
Pill Machine, 24 Pills, 7 Grains, - - - •• - 8 00 
Do 24 5 do - . - - - 6 00 
Do 24 3 do - - - . - 6 00 
Do 12 5 do- - - - ’ 4 00 
Tooth Powder Boxes, . - - - - - -8 00 
Do do v do . - r - - - 6 00 
Salve Boxes, - - - - - - - - 12 00 
Do ....... 6 00 
Do with Screw Lid, - - . - - - 9 00 
Lip Salve Boxes, Stamped, - - - - - 3 00 
Do do Screws, - - - . - - 4 00 
Do do Plain, ...... 2 50 
Do do Rosewood, - - - - - - 6 00 
Sundries. 
Per Doz. 
Stomach Tubes, - 8 00 
Do do - 6 00 
Catheters, - - - 1 50 
Bougie’s, - - 1 50 
Catheter, Metallic, - - 4 00 
Do Female, - 3 00 
Breast Glasses, with Elastic Tubes, 9 00 
Ear Trumpets, 24 00 
Ear Tubes, with Horn, - 16 00 
Do Ivory 36 00 
Dental Syringes - - 6 00 
Elastic Injection Bags, with Self-pipes, 
15 00 
Do do Straight Pipes, 
12 00 
Do do Small Size, 
6 00 
Do do For Drawing 
Breast - - 15 00 
Per Doz. 
Nipple Shields, of Metal, - I 25 
Do Wood, 1 50 
Do Ivory, - 6 00 
Nursing Tubes of do 3 00 
Do Metal, 3 00 
Horn Cups for Cupping, - 4 00 
Breathing Tubes, - - 4 00 
Caustic Cases of Ivory, - 5 00 
Bone Pipes, - - 2 00 
Stethescopes, with Pleximeter 15 00 
Do improved 12 00 
Do Ivory, - 9 00 
Do Plain, - 6 00 
Do Flexible, 12 00 
Brass Stop-Cocks, - 5 00 
Ivory Syrtnges, - - 12 00 
Do do small sizes, 8 10 
Red Pans, - 24 0() 
Urinals, - - 16 00