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This perforator is based on a design by Blot and was made in about 1870. A perforator is an obstetric instrument used to remove a dead baby from the uterus. In the late 19th century, it became known in maternity clinics as the ‘sharp dagger’. This example is made of steel and ebony and features the marking 'Favre à Paris'.
Dimensions:length: 34cm (13,4'')
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