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Topical Index for American Civil War Surgical Antiques 

Alphabetical index of all active pages:  Continued On  Page Two

              

Civil War surgery, sets, books, and surgeon related articles

  1. Catheters and sounds used in Civil War sets

  2. Chloroform and its use on the battlefield during the Civil War

  3. Civil War contract surgeons

  4. Civil War medical books ordered by the Surgeon General's Office for the Medical Department

  5. Civil War microscope use, an article

  6. Civil War pocket surgical kit

  7. Civil War era pocket surgical cases or kits instrument lists by Snowden, Gemrig, and Tiemann

  8. Civil War surgeon identification and how to research a doctor's name

  9. Civil War surgical instruments and their use from a military manual

  10. Civil War surgical set  makers for the  U. S. Army Medical  and  Hospital Dept's.

  11. Civil War era maker marks by Tiemann

  12. Civil War Surgery: field surgeon Hamilton's list of instruments and medical equipment

  13. Civil War Surgery: The truth about what surgeons did and did not do during the War

  14. Civil War Surgical Manuals and Medical Texts

  15. Civil  War trepanning examples from the Medical & Surgical History

  16. Civil War Tiemann pocket surgical  kit, c. 1854

  17. Confederate Medical Department organization

  18. Civil War Army Surgeon

  19. Civil War era stomach pump by Brinkerhoff, N.Y.

  20. Civil War surgeon's presentation medical sword by Tiffany 

  21. Collecting Civil War surgeon's images

  22. Collecting Civil War surgeon's swords 

  23. Documented Civil War surgeon's sets 

  24. Extended list of pre-1866 Medical College Lecture Tickets

  25. Evaluation of Civil War pocket surgical kits

  26. Evaluation of Civil War surgical sets

  27. Evaluation of Civil War surgeon's swords 

  28. Evaluation of Civil War images

  29. Evaluation of two pre-Civil War Tiemann civilian surgery sets, c. 1859-1861.

  30. Fake Civil War surgical set on ebay

  31. Gemrig USA Military Dept. surgical set c. 1860's

  32. Goulding USA military surgical set c. 1846, Mexican-American War

  33. Goulding USA military trepanning set c. 1846, Mexican-American War 

  34. Hernstein surgical set owned by Confederate doctor c. 1861

  35. Hernstein USA Hospital Department military Civil War surgical set. c. 1865

  36. Hernstein USA Hospital Department military Civil War surgical set c. 1864

  37. Hernstein Civil War sets: military vs civilian versions

  38. Hernstein early U.S.A Hosp. Dept. set, c. 1861

  39. Hernstein Civil War set c. 1861

  40. Hernstein U. S, Army trephine set, c. 1865

  41. Homeopathic and Allopathic Physicians during the Civil War

  42. How to identify Civil War military surgery sets

  43. Index of all Civil War era medical text books in Echols collection

  44. Index to Surgeon Images and Swords

  45. Instruments typically found in a pocket surgical case

  46. Instrument sets specified by the U.S. Army Medical Department during the Civil War

  47. Instrument list of military surgical set instrument details from the Tiemann catalog

  48. Instrument list found in Civil War surgical sets from Frank Hamilton's Civil  War book

  49. Instruments normally found in a Civil War field set 1861-65

  50. Kolbe USA Hospital Department military Civil War surgical set c. 1862

  51. Kolbe pocket surgical kit, Civil War design

  52. Links to early surgical instrument and Civil War sites

  53. Liston, Robert, M. D. article and text book on surgery

  54. Medical education during the Civil War

  55. Medical schools in existence during and before the Civil War

  56. Material requisitioned by the medical staff during the Civil War

  57. Military latches and markings for identification of Civil War surgical sets

  58. Mariner's medical guide for ships, families, plantations, 1884

  59. Moses Herrick, first amputation of Civil War by surgeon Norman Smith

  60. Norman Smith,  MD, Tiemann Civil War surgical set c. 1861

  61. Post 1880, non-Civil War surgical set identification

  62. Post-Mortem set information, how many, etc.

  63. Researching Civil War surgeons and physicians

  64. Snowden and Brother Civil War capital surgical set c. 1861-5 

  65. Snowden U S Army Medical Dept.  post-mortem set c. 1860's  

  66. So you want to buy a Civil War surgical set!

  67. Stethoscopes and Civil War useage

  68. Surgical set case latch comparisons

  69. Surgical set photos 5 

  70. Surgical set photos 6

  71. Suture needles and suturing

  72. Tiemann maker marks on various instruments to determine dates

  73. Tiemann surgical set comparison of a c. 1855 to a c. 1861

  74. Tiemann surgical set c. 1864

  75. Tiemann bleeder thumb lancet from Civil War era

  76. Tiemann military amputation set c.1861, small set specified by Hamilton

  77. Tiemann U. S. Army Hospital Dept. field set, c. 1862-64

  78. Tiemann U. S. Army Hospital Dept. urological set c. 1863-64

  79. Tiemann list of military surgical set instruments in a case

  80. Tiemann Civil War partial set c. 1864

  81. Tiemann Civil War surgical set c. 1861 belonging to Norman Smith, M.D.

  82. Tourniquets: variations and dating methods by shape and buckles

  83. US Army Hospital Department: its history and organization

  84. Union medical staff organization and materia chirugica during the Civil War

  85. Uses of various surgical instruments from a Civil War manual

  86. Wade and Ford surgical set owned by a Civil War Navy doctor

Surgical set identification and evaluation related articles


  1. A field guide to identification of American surgical sets 1800 to 1870

  2. Altered surgical instruments and how value is effected

  3. Amputation knife blades analysis for dating purposes

  4. Antique surgical instrument books and where to find them

  5. Antique surgical instrument identification

  6. Bone forceps 1829 to 1886 and during the Civil War

  7. Civil War surgical instruments and their use from a military manual

  8. Civil War era maker marks by Tiemann

  9. Civil War Surgery: field surgeon's list of instruments and medical equipment

  10. Dating surgical saws by association with other instruments

  11. Evaluation of pocket surgical kits

  12. Evaluation and identification of an unknown a surgical set

  13. Fake Civil War surgical set on ebay

  14. Forceps design and identification

  15. Fosbrook early American surgical set

  16. Gemrig Instrument Catalog c. 1872 (12 pages)

  17. Hernstein Civil War sets: military vs civilian versions

  18. How to identify Civil War surgery sets

  19. Instruments drawings and descriptions for various topics

  20. Instruments normally found in a Civil War field set 1861-65

  21. Military latches and markings for identification of Civil War surgical sets

  22. Post 1880, non-Civil War surgical set identification

  23. Post-Mortem set information, how many, etc.

  24. Surgical set case latch comparisons

  25. Surgical set photos 1

  26. Surgical set photos 2

  27. Surgical set photos 3

  28. Surgical set photos 4

  29. Surgical set photos 5 

  30. Surgical set photos 6

  31. Surgical instrument makers in America with dates and location

  32. Tiemann list of military surgical set instruments in a case

  33. Tourniquets: variations and dating methods by shape and buckles

  34. Trepanning instruments in cases and how they are used

  35. Uses of various surgical instruments from a Civil War manual

  36. Valuations of various types of surgical sets

Medical text books about Civil War surgery and medicine


  1. Antique surgical instrument books and where to find them

  2. Books, maker catalogs, and surgical manuals wanted for this collection

  3. A collection of CSA medical & surgical books by Porcher, Chisolm, and Moore

  4. Civil War medical books ordered by the Surgeon General's Office for the Medical Department

  5. Civil War Surgical Manuals and Medical Texts

  6. Gross, Samuel D., M.D. Operative surgery Vol. 1, 1872

  7. Gruthrie's commentary on War (medical text)

  8. Hamilton, Frank Hastings, M.D. biography

  9. Hamilton, Frank Hastings, M. D. , Books on surgery, fractures, etc.

  10. Index of all Civil War era medical text books in Echols collection

  11. Liston, Robert, M. D. article and text book on surgery

  12. Medical education during the Civil War

  13. Medical schools in existence during and before the Civil War

  14. Medical dictionary by Robley Dunglison, MD, 1860

  15. Researching Civil War surgeons and physicians

  16. Stromeyer on fractures due to gun-shot, SGO Library issue

  17. Surgeon General's Office Library list of books issued during the Civil War

  18. Surgeon General's Office Library 1840 catalogue

  19. Thomson's Conspectus book, U. S. A. Hosp. Dept.,  Surgeon James Dexter

  20. Uses of various surgical instruments from a Civil War manual

General medical collecting, medical antiques, and related articles:


  1. Advice for new medical collectors

  2. A field guide to identification of American surgical sets 1800 to 1870

  3. Antique surgical instrument books and where to find them

  4. Article in Antique Week about Dr. Echols' collection

  5. Article in Antiques and Collectors about Dr. Echols' collection

  6. BusinessWeek article on protecting your collection

  7. Books, maker catalogs, and surgical manuals wanted for this collection

  8. Civil War surgeon identification and how to research a doctor's name

  9. Civil War surgical instruments and their use from a military manual

  10. Collecting high grade medical antiques

  11. Collecting Civil War surgeon's images

  12. Collecting Civil War surgeon's swords 

  13. Condition of instruments and sets

  14. Contact information for Michael Echols

  15. Dating surgical saws by association with other instruments

  16. Documented Civil War surgeon's sets 

  17. eBay and medical collecting

  18. Evaluation and identification of an unknown a surgical set

  19. Evaluation of Civil War surgeon's swords 

  20. Evaluation of Civil War images

  21. Families who have sold sets to this collection

  22. How to identify Civil War surgery sets

  23. How I started collecting

  24. Index of all Civil War era medical text books in Echols collection

  25. Instruments drawings and descriptions for various topics

  26. Instruments normally found in a Civil War field set 1861-65

  27. Limited restoration of surgical sets and instruments

  28. Links to early surgical instrument and Civil War sites

  29. Medical  antiques

  30. Medical antiques prices and valuation methods

  31. Medical collecting notes and advice: multiple articles

  32. Medical education during the Civil War

  33. Medical schools in existence during and before the Civil War

  34. Mental Games and collecting: how to make a decision to buy

  35. Pricing surgical or amputation sets: generalized information

  36. Post 1880, non-Civil War surgical set identification

  37. Post-Mortem set information, how many, etc.

  38. Researching Civil War surgeons and physicians

  39. Restoration of surgical sets and instruments

  40. So you want to buy a Civil War surgical set!

  41. Surgical instrument makers in America with dates and location

  42. Tiemann maker marks on various instruments to determine dates

  43. US Army Hospital Department: its history and organization

  44. Union medical staff organization and materia chirugica during the Civil War

  45. Uses of various surgical instruments from a Civil War manual

  46. Valuations of various types of surgical sets

  47. Who collects medical antiques

Surgical sets in this collection for comparison 1820's to 1880:


  1. Aloe & Hernstein c. 1879 amputation set

  2. Codman & Shurtleff surgical set, c. 1870's

  3. Fosbrook early American surgical set

  4. Gemrig surgical set c. 1840

  5. Gemrig surgical ivory partial set c. 1860

  6. Gemrig USA Military Dept. surgical set c. 1860's

  7. Gemrig bone resecting surgical set .c. 1860's

  8. Gemrig surgical set c. 1850

  9. Gemrig surgical set c. 1867

  10. Gemrig surgical set comparison of an 1850 vs an 1860's set

  11. Gemrig surgical set c. 1868

  12. Gemrig surgical set, style change, c. 1870

  13. Gemrig surgical set c. 1880

  14. Goulding USA military surgical set c. 1846, Mexican-American War

  15. Goulding USA military trepanning set c. 1846, Mexican-American War 

  16. Helmold, Louis V., surgical set c. 1880

  17. Hernstein surgical set owned by Confederate doctor c. 1861

  18. Hernstein USA Hospital Department military Civil War surgical set. c. 1865

  19. Hernstein USA Hospital Department military Civil War surgical set c. 1864

  20. Hernstein Civil War sets: military vs civilian versions

  21. Hernstein early U.S.A Hosp. Dept. set, c. 1861

  22. Hernstein Civil War set c. 1861

  23. Hernstein U. S, Army trephine set, c. 1865

  24. Kern amputation set c. 1850

  25. Kern trepanning set c. 1860

  26. Kern amputation set c. 1870  

  27. Klott and Wolf customized surgical set

  28. Kolbe USA Hospital Department military Civil War surgical set c. 1862

  29. Kuermerle surgical set c. 1850

  30. Martin custom surgical set. c. 1850

  31. Norman Smith,  MD, Tiemann Civil War surgical set c. 1861

  32. Rose surgical set, c. 1829

  33. Rose trepanning set, c. 1840 

  34. Sharp and Smith surgery set, c. 1883 

  35. Shepard and Dudley surgical set c. 1860's

  36. Schivley lithotomy surgical set c. 1840

  37. Snowden and Brother Civil War capital surgical set c. 1861-5 

  38. Snowden U S Army Medical Dept.  post-mortem set c. 1860's  

  39. Surgical set photos 1

  40. Surgical set photos 2

  41. Surgical set photos 3

  42. Surgical set photos 4

  43. Surgical set photos 5 

  44. Surgical set photos 6

  45. Teufel surgical set c. 1870's

  46. Tiemanns amputation set c. 1830

  47. Tiemann major ivory surgical set c. 1850

  48. Tiemann maker marks on various instruments to determine dates

  49. Tiemann surgical set comparison of a c. 1855 to a c. 1861

  50. Tiemann surgical set c. 1864

  51. Tiemann ivory surgical set c. 1861-5

  52. Tiemann ivory eye surgery set c. 1850

  53. Tiemann parts set c. 1890 with multiple makers

  54. Tiemann U. S. Army Hospital Dept. field set, c. 1862-64

  55. Tiemann U. S. Army Hospital Dept. urological set c. 1863-64

  56. Tiemann list of military surgical set instruments in a case

  57. Tiemann Civil War pocket surgical set c. 1861-63

  58. Tiemann Civil War partial set c. 1864

  59. Tiemann Civil War surgical set c. 1861 belonging to Norman Smith, M.D.

  60. Tourniquets: variations and dating methods by shape and buckles

  61. Trepanning instruments in cases and how they are used

  62. Wade and Ford surgical set owned by a Civil War Navy doctor c. 1861

  63. Wade and Ford trepanning set c. 1860's

  64. Wiegand and Snowden trepanning set c. 1850's  

  65. Wocher set c. 1850

  66. Young surgical set c. 1830's

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