1800’s Obstetric (Birthing) Vectis W/ Ebony Handle by A.L. HERNSTE Antique Medical Equipment Coin These scarce knives were adopted

These scarce knives were adopted by the U

that dictated a six month mandatory service period

Patton wrote a report on his sword studies that was revised for the Army and Navy Journal

The bullets are placed nose outward thus forming the crossbeam

C on the shield / Bone handle / Eagle head pommel / Engraved brass scabbard / 34 Inches overall length / 27

1800’s Obstetric (Birthing) Vectis W/ Ebony Handle by A.L. HERNSTE Antique Medical Equipment Coin These scarce knives were adopted1800's Vectis (Birthing Instrument) Maker marked A. L. HERNSTE Size 11 3 8 Inches 19th century obstetric vectis could convert the impassable shoulder positions to the normal vertex presentation, but because there was only the one blade they were often referred to as levers.