Guessing game for antique tools and objects.
Object #56 is a(n)...
Answer: Surgical Ray. This 1920s Von Schilling Surgical Ray is a plain colored glass cure-all claiming to treat dozens of common medical complaints, including aches and pains. Learn more ››
Answer: Surgical Ray. This 1920s Von Schilling Surgical Ray is a plain colored glass cure-all claiming to treat dozens of common medical complaints, including aches and pains. Learn more ››
Object #57 is a(n)...
Answer: Infant Lungmotor. In the 1910s, the Infant Lungmotor was a small-size device specially made for Asphyxia Neonatorum. Learn more ››
Answer: Infant Lungmotor. In the 1910s, the Infant Lungmotor was a small-size device specially made for Asphyxia Neonatorum. Learn more ››
Object #58 is a(n)...
Answer: Portable Oxygen. The 1910s Oxone Generator was a very handy outfit for quick supply of pure Portable Oxygen at any time or place. Learn more ››
Answer: Portable Oxygen. The 1910s Oxone Generator was a very handy outfit for quick supply of pure Portable Oxygen at any time or place. Learn more ››
Object #59 is a(n)...
Answer: Electric Generator. In the 1920s, the Wonder Electric Generator endeavored to brush pain away from head to toe. Learn more ››
Answer: Electric Generator. In the 1920s, the Wonder Electric Generator endeavored to brush pain away from head to toe. Learn more ››
Object #60 is a(n)...
Answer: Hygienic Machine. The Roche Electric Hygienic Machine, patented in 1915, was turned on and a moistened sponge was then rubbed over those parts of the body needing treatment. Learn more ››
Answer: Hygienic Machine. The Roche Electric Hygienic Machine, patented in 1915, was turned on and a moistened sponge was then rubbed over those parts of the body needing treatment. Learn more ››