Geissler Endoscope Tube, Very Rare
Item History & Price
| Reference Number: Avaluer:142755 |
I maynot answer emails for days so do not panic or expect an immediate reply whenthe auction is over. I only pack on weekends and DO NOT HAVE ITEMS PREPACKED soactual shipping can only be determined when they are packed. I will combineshipping in the event of a bidder winning multiple auctions.
I can give ESTIMATES ONLYon shipping during the auction.Please, please, DO NOT PAY for the auctionbefore I send you an invoice. It locks out any options for insurance oractual costs and ...makes it difficult for me to properly give you options.
Check your spam forcommunications. If you do not hear from me, your spam is blocking emails.Noreturns, sold as is. I do my best to let you know the condition of my items. Noinsurance unless requested. THANKS!A very very rare Geissler tube used for illuminating the throat. This beautiful "Y" shaped tube was used as a light source to examine the back of the throat.
The light source is a very fine striated UO glass coil, the OD of the tubing is about 1/16"!!!
The tube sits in a glass protector and was held in place by tar poured over shredded wood. The tar has shrunk and the tube can be easily pulled out.
When not in use , the tube is stored in a turned wooden base.Originally the tube has platinum loops and they were broken off flush with the tube. Repro brass caps were added to the tube so it can be safely run.
I can give ESTIMATES ONLYon shipping during the auction.Please, please, DO NOT PAY for the auctionbefore I send you an invoice. It locks out any options for insurance oractual costs and ...makes it difficult for me to properly give you options.
Check your spam forcommunications. If you do not hear from me, your spam is blocking emails.Noreturns, sold as is. I do my best to let you know the condition of my items. Noinsurance unless requested. THANKS!A very very rare Geissler tube used for illuminating the throat. This beautiful "Y" shaped tube was used as a light source to examine the back of the throat.
The light source is a very fine striated UO glass coil, the OD of the tubing is about 1/16"!!!
The tube sits in a glass protector and was held in place by tar poured over shredded wood. The tar has shrunk and the tube can be easily pulled out.
When not in use , the tube is stored in a turned wooden base.Originally the tube has platinum loops and they were broken off flush with the tube. Repro brass caps were added to the tube so it can be safely run.
