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- "Universal" Straight Razor, circa 1920 -
- circa 1920
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"Universal" Straight Razor, circa 1920
- "Sextoblade" Surgical Straight Razor, circa 1942 - In the past, veterinarians removed hair with surgical razors instead of electric clippers when treating wounded or sick animals. On an unshaven animal, bandages will not stick properly and will be painful to remove. Hair will also obscure the treated area, making it more difficult for veterinarians to complete procedures and monitor healing.
- circa 1942
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"Sextoblade" Surgical Straight Razor, circa 1942
In the past, veterinarians removed hair with surgical razors instead of electric clippers when treating wounded or sick animals. On an unshaven animal, bandages will not stick properly and will be painful to remove. Hair will also obscure the treated area, making it more difficult for veterinarians to complete procedures and monitor healing.
- Surgical Razor, 1910-1930 - In the past, veterinarians removed hair with surgical razors instead of electric clippers when treating wounded or sick animals. On an unshaven animal, bandages will not stick properly and will be painful to remove. Hair will also obscure the treated area, making it more difficult for veterinarians to complete procedures and monitor healing.
- 1910-1930
- Collections - Artifact
Surgical Razor, 1910-1930
In the past, veterinarians removed hair with surgical razors instead of electric clippers when treating wounded or sick animals. On an unshaven animal, bandages will not stick properly and will be painful to remove. Hair will also obscure the treated area, making it more difficult for veterinarians to complete procedures and monitor healing.