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Cameron's Surgical Kit with Vitrohm Lamp ~ Circa 1910's

Cameron's Surgical Kit with Vitrohm Lamp ~ Circa 1910's

$60.00

This antique Camerons Vitrohm gynecological electrotherapy kit from Chicago is a rare early 20th century medical device set featuring specialized internal electrodes, probes, and original fitted case. Marked “Cameron’s Vitrohm” and “Cameron’s Surgical Specialty Co Chicago” with patent numbers, this historical electro medical apparatus reflects a fascinating era of physician administered electrical treatments.

Pre-owned antique condition with visible wear consistent with age and professional use. The velvet lined presentation case shows interior discoloration and fabric wear. Metal components display patina, surface marks, and age related finish wear. The unit is untested and sold strictly as a historical collectible display piece.

The set includes a perforated black handle unit with labeled banding, wired components, glass electrode attachments, multiple metal probes, internal specialty applicators commonly associated with gynecological and pelvic treatments of the era, and additional interchangeable tips arranged in a custom fitted case. Patent markings and Chicago manufacturer identification enhance authenticity and collector appeal. Early electrotherapy kits were marketed to physicians for various applications including gynecological, rectal, and general therapeutic stimulation.

Electrotherapy devices like the Vitrohm were widely used in the late 19th and early 20th centuries before modern medical standards evolved, making surviving complete kits increasingly collectible.

Highly desirable for collectors of antique medical instruments, medical history artifacts, scientific apparatus, oddities, and museum style display pieces. This set presents as a compelling and conversation worthy addition to any curated historical collection.

Did You Know? Early electrotherapy devices were once prescribed for a wide range of conditions and were considered cutting edge medical technology in the early 1900s.

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