A Macabre Late 19thC Bronze & Steel Field Surgeon's Amputation Saw by J.H Montague, 69 New Bond Street London sub-Antiques a more unusual shimmering turquoise

a more unusual shimmering turquoise and buff cream make up the rest of the pieces colour spectrum

Containing plant collections from many important locations in Scotland

the poster depicts a gruff and rather unsociable looking goat with the slogan above and below

these very stories it would surely so like to tell

Gustave Droz

A Macabre Late 19thC Bronze & Steel Field Surgeon's Amputation Saw by J.H Montague, 69 New Bond Street London sub-Antiques a more unusual shimmering turquoiseOrigin: 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