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

In many respects

the vibrant colours are still very evident and there are no tears

In generally good condition for its age there is some crazing to the surface but this only serves to make the ring more desirable

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

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