1940s Medical Specimen Case – Women’s Hospital CX Slides – Rare Historical Collection
Item Description:
This rare and historically significant item is a medical specimen case from a 1940s Women’s Hospital, containing multiple cervical (Cx) specimens on glass slides, housed in a sturdy wooden box. Some slides are labeled with original notations, providing an insightful glimpse into early gynecological and pathological research.
This collection is particularly relevant to the history of cervical cancer screening, a field that began gaining momentum in the early-to-mid 20th century with the introduction of the Pap smear test by Dr. George Papanicolaou. These specimens represent a remarkable period in medical science and are ideal for collectors, educators, or institutions interested in the evolution of women’s health research.
Condition:
Vintage/used condition consistent with age. Slides appear intact, some with handwritten or printed information. Please refer to photos for full details.
A Unique Piece of Medical History
From a 1940s Women’s Hospital
Includes numerous preserved Cx specimen slides
Original wooden storage case
A significant artifact from the early days of cervical cancer research
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100% of proceeds will support programs housing young people and young families experiencing homelessness. By purchasing, you’re directly contributing to a meaningful cause.
Shipping:
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Don’t miss this opportunity to own a unique piece of medical history while supporting a vital cause.