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A Macabre Late 19thC Bronze & Steel Field Surgeon's Amputation Saw by J.H Montague, 69 New Bond Street London sub-Curios is Britain's largest animal charity

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is Britain's largest animal charity

Certainly from a larger composition

Many believed that the splendour of Etty’s richly coloured canvases was designed to disguise his underlying preoccupation with titillating forms of bodily display

with one of the small knobs lacking

though sadly no wine is included in the sale

A Macabre Late 19thC Bronze & Steel Field Surgeon's Amputation Saw by J.H Montague, 69 New Bond Street London sub-Curios is Britain's largest animal charityOrigin: English Period: Late Nineteenth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1890 1900 Length: 13. 5 inches The bronze handled and steel bladed army issue saw with military crows foot and makers stamp J. H Montague of 69 New Bond St London, the handle superbly modelled with stylistically heightened pistol finger grip, the blade with reinforced steel upper, the whole in original condition. A wonderfully tactile piece of medical history, the overall

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