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I went to Detroit to get this Operay lamp from one of the oldest buildings in the city. This lamp had hung in the operating room and was still in use as of a few weeks ago. The surgeon replaced it with a modern light—she was explaining to me that in the early days they used a skylight to operate. This light was purchased and was hung in the building since the 1930’s so it was nice to see that it was intact. The only thing was that it had been painted over the years (about 5 times) . I stripped it down to the metal and sealed it with wax. The lamp still has the original black paint finish on the main body. In the last photos you can see the new light that is hanging in the OR room .
Measures: 72’ z 26” W x 30” Drop
This dental phantom head is a very early cranium that dates from around the 1920’s. The head is paired with these excellent teeth sets that allow all the teeth to be removed via tiny screws on the bottom. The teeth sets also have holes on the bottom that accommodate different teeth that can be screwed from the bottom—shroud pins are present on the dental sets. The teeth are mounted on a unique jaw type bracket that gives a realistic look. Inscribed 15 in the cross bar bracket on head. The head is in good condition with nicks and dings on top of cranium from years of use and natural age.
Comes on custom metal stand . Head stands 13” H and base is 6” x 6”
