'Ambe of Hippocrates': contraption for repairing dislocated shoulders Product:Greetings card Behind is his house with

Behind is his house with a sign of a wig and a Latin and English legend

It was formally opened by the Prince of Wales on 20th January 1886

Brunswick Dock and Perry's Mast House which held a crane for raising or fitting masts to ships

This incident only compounded the recent loss of the 'Megaera'

or long-legged spider

'Ambe of Hippocrates': contraption for repairing dislocated shoulders Product:Greetings card Behind is his house withIllustration of the 'Ambe of Hippocrates', described a most 'ancient and famous' contraption. It was designed for correcting luxated (dislocated) shoulders arms. This is a 'new Ambe' modified and improved by Le Cat and presented to the Royal Society. The lever at C has the injured arm rest upon it, whilst the vertical piece of wood rests alongside the patient's body the two pieces joining and forming a hinge in the patient's armpit. The patient is