Answer: Infant Lungmotor. In the 1910s, the Infant Lungmotor was a small-size device specially made for Asphyxia Neonatorum. Learn more ››

Answer: Surgical Ray. This 1920s Von Schilling Surgical Ray is a plain colored glass cure-all claiming to treat dozens of common medical complaints, including aches and pains. Learn more ››

Answer: Elevator Governor. This Elevator Governor was taken out of a building from the early 1900’s. A cable would run through the large pulley. If the elevator exceeded 350 feet per minute, the brass balls on top would be forced out through centripetal force which actuated a spring on the bottom. The spring engaged knurled rollers that stopped the cable instantly. Learn more ››

Answer: Wire Measuring Machine. This early 1900s Improved Wire Measuring Machine was used in many hardware stores to measure wire, rope or other coil type materials. Learn more ››