1920's Clay Adams Anatomical Model - Human Brain

Anatomical Heart Model, Clay AdamsMid-Century hand painted composition Clay-Adams anatomical heart model. Compartments open to show details of the hearts' interior functions. Numbered for reference. M

Leipzig, Anatomical model of the Human Brain, c. 1880, H. 17 x 25 x 22 cm. Plaster.,

French, 19th/early 20th century, a large finely detailed polychrome painted papier-mache model of the internal structure of the human brain, numerous parts numbered and labelled, parts hinge or detach

Vintage anatomical model of the brain, separates into eight parts, on display stand marked "3B", marked on underside "Made in West Germany." 5.5" H x 6" W 5.25" D. Missing some connecting pins.

Bock-Steger, Leipzig, Germany, ca. 19th century CE. A handsomely crafted and painted plaster anatomical model of the human brain with original "Bock-Steger Lips" brass label. Franz Josef Steger and pa

Clay-Adams Inc., Durable Brain Model, produced 1965 or earlier, complete with many detachable sections and compartments, and original base, total height 6 inches. Provenance: from the collection of Al

Bock-Steger, Leipzig, Germany, ca. 1890 CE. A handsomely crafted and painted plaster anatomical model of a cross section of the human brain with original "Bock-Steger Lips" brass label. Franz Josef St

Bock-Steger, Leipzig, Germany, ca. 1900 CE. A handsomely crafted and painted plaster anatomical model of a cross section of the human brain with original "Bock-Steger Lips" brass label attached to low

French, early 20th century, indistinctly signed in ink near the base 'Anatomie Clastique de Dr Auzoux 19.... a large finely detailed polychrome painted papier-mache model of the human brain stem, nume

Europe, France, ca. 19th c. CE. A plaster model of a cross section of the human brain, hand painted in hues of white, beige, and pink. The maker is unknown, possibly Louis Thomas Jerome Auzoux (1797-1

France (attr.)Anatomical model of the Human Eye, 1900 - 1920H. 14 x 17,5 x 23 cm. Plaster, glass, acrylic glass. Provenance: Art dealer Ariane Laue, Munich. With a copy of the original invoice dated 2

French, retailed in London, early 20th century, signed in ink 'Clastic Anatomy by Dr Auzoux, Adam Rouilly & Co 18 Fitzroy St London W1', polychrome painted papier-mache model showing skeleton, muscles

**First Time At Auction** Western Europe, France, ca. late 19th to early 20th century CE. A fascinating medical model of a human brain stem, comprised of wood and metal latches that allow the pieces t

Half Anatomical Model Human Head Biology Class Display. This is a great model of the human head. Shows the anatomy of outside and inside parts. Shows nerves and muscles. Each labeled with letters and

Signed Clay Adams mid-20th century medical/dental human skull with numbers used for teaching. Stamped, "Clay Adams New York, N.Y." with an applied inscription to base, "Human Skull Age

French, 19th/early 20th century, much enlarged half head signed in indistinct ink script , 'Anatomie Clastique de Dr Auzoux 1917(?) Paris', in polychrome painted papier-mache with glass and papier-mac

A LATE 19TH CENTURY ANATOMICAL MODEL OF A HUMAN SKULL with moving jaw and removable top. 20 cm x 16 cm.

French, dated 1891, signed in ink ' Anatomie Clastique de Dr Auzoux 1891', much enlarged papier-mache model of eye and eye socket, polychrome painted, with glass cornea, muscles and blood vessels opti

United States, Chicago, Denoyer Geppert Company, ca. 1915. A handsomely sculpted and painted plaster model of the underside of a human brain created by the Denoyer Geppert Company, a source for human

French, 19th century, unsigned, in papier mache, gesso and canvas, with sprung and moving parts illustrating voice box etc., with parts numbered in black ink, on turned black-painted wooden base, 25cm

A RARE VINTAGE FRENCH ANATOMICAL MODEL OF A BRAIN. 15 cm wide.

Anatomical teaching model of a human skeleton with articulated limbs, mounted on stand with round base. 35" H x 8.5" diameter.

Cutout Model of the Human Brain, translated from the German 3rd edition by Eduard Weber, published by Urban & Schwarzenberg, Munich and Berlin

2 German Human Anatomical Models, 12 1/2" & 8" High.