American Civil War Surgical Antiques

Research and Identification

Civil War Era Surgical Sets, Surgeon's Swords & Images

Civil War Surgeon Education & Medical Textbooks

Never collect in isolation... Knowledge is survival

Established 1995      .     Dr. Michael Echols

As seen in: Military Images, American's Civil War Magazine, Warman's Civil War Collectibles, Antique Week, Northeast Antiques, and various Antiques & Collecting publications

 

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The Private Collections of

Dr. Michael Echols

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Dr. Echols is strictly a collector and researcher of pre-1865 surgical antiques.  He is not a dealer. 

 

Wanted: the following medical textbook published on the given date

John Davy: On Some of the More Important Diseases of the Army , 1862

Dr. Michael buys Civil War medical  text books printed 1855 to 1865.

John Davy: 1810 studied medicine at Edinburgh University gaining his degree in 1814. He experimented on the muriatic theories of his brother in order to help prove them. He entered the British Army Medical Department as a surgeon. He became the Inspector General of Hospitals and it was in this capacity that he travelled over much of the British Empire during his foreign service thus producing several notebooks on his observations of various countries.  He was elected Fellow of the Royal Society in 1834 and published over 100 papers on observations such as the structure of the heart and circulatory system of amphibians; these are listed in the Royal Society Catalogue of Scientific Papers. He lived in the West Indies for a time and returned to the Lake District in the United Kingdom for the remainder of his life. In 1862-1863 he published his Diseases of the Army.

Please contact Dr. Echols if you have a medical or surgical textbook of interest to sell

Especially interested in books marked 'U.S. Army Hospital Department or U.S. Army Medical Department'

Civil War related medical books currently in this collection

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American Civil War Surgical Antiques 

Research notes and a private collection

 Pre-1865 Civilian & Civil War Military Surgical Antiques

Never collect in isolation... Knowledge is survival

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