VINTAGE 1920’S SPONDYLOTHERAPY SPINAL CONCUSSION TREATMENT BROCHURE - BENKO BROS
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VINTAGE 1920’S SPONDYLOTHERAPY SPINAL CONCUSSION TREATMENT BROCHURE- BENKO BROS
Here is a Vintage 1920’s brochure for an assortment of medical tools to treat spinal concussion, manufactured by the Benko Bros, NY.
The brochure has a cover that unfolds to 12 X 7 and lists the concussion tools that would be employed in the day. The interior of the brochure is 4 pages and provides guidance for using the tools.
There is a rust spot in the center of... the brochure where a staple had been. The interior pages are loose as a result.
Please messages us via EBay with any questions. Thanks!
* CIRCA: Unsure most likely 1920’s
* MEASUREMENTS: Approx. 3 X 8 inches folded, 4 pages, 12 X 7 inches unfolded cover.
* MATERIALS: Paper
* CONDITION: Good
CONDITION TERMS:
Since condition is subjective and means different things to different people. Here is a short list of terms we use to describe our items.
GOOD: Expect the piece to have some condition issues such as minor chips/flea bites, slight discolorations, flakes or hairlines, rips or tears.
EXCELLENT: Expect the piece to be near perfect with extremely minor conditions issues, signs of use or age/and or minor original manufacturing flaws.
PERFECT: Implies the piece is free of chips, cracks, or hairlines. Expect reasonable signs of use and age and/or minor original manufacturing flaws.
FLAWLESS: Implies that the piece was originally made without any flaws and is undamaged as outlined under PERFECT. You may expect to see some reasonable signs of use such as normal and usually validating bottom wear, but anything beyond that will not be described as FLAWLESS.
MINT: A word we almost never use, implies that a piece has no flaws, no wear, no sign of use, no damage -- and to all intents and purposes, remains as pristine as the day it was made.
COLORS DEPICTED IN PHOTOS
There are always color variations due to lighting, the item’s particular surface reflectivity, different display monitors, and viewer controlled display monitor settings. Therefore we cannot guarantee that the exact color or hue which you see on your own particular monitor will exactly match the color of the item in hand.
Here is a Vintage 1920’s brochure for an assortment of medical tools to treat spinal concussion, manufactured by the Benko Bros, NY.
The brochure has a cover that unfolds to 12 X 7 and lists the concussion tools that would be employed in the day. The interior of the brochure is 4 pages and provides guidance for using the tools.
There is a rust spot in the center of... the brochure where a staple had been. The interior pages are loose as a result.
Please messages us via EBay with any questions. Thanks!
* CIRCA: Unsure most likely 1920’s
* MEASUREMENTS: Approx. 3 X 8 inches folded, 4 pages, 12 X 7 inches unfolded cover.
* MATERIALS: Paper
* CONDITION: Good
CONDITION TERMS:
Since condition is subjective and means different things to different people. Here is a short list of terms we use to describe our items.
GOOD: Expect the piece to have some condition issues such as minor chips/flea bites, slight discolorations, flakes or hairlines, rips or tears.
EXCELLENT: Expect the piece to be near perfect with extremely minor conditions issues, signs of use or age/and or minor original manufacturing flaws.
PERFECT: Implies the piece is free of chips, cracks, or hairlines. Expect reasonable signs of use and age and/or minor original manufacturing flaws.
FLAWLESS: Implies that the piece was originally made without any flaws and is undamaged as outlined under PERFECT. You may expect to see some reasonable signs of use such as normal and usually validating bottom wear, but anything beyond that will not be described as FLAWLESS.
MINT: A word we almost never use, implies that a piece has no flaws, no wear, no sign of use, no damage -- and to all intents and purposes, remains as pristine as the day it was made.
COLORS DEPICTED IN PHOTOS
There are always color variations due to lighting, the item’s particular surface reflectivity, different display monitors, and viewer controlled display monitor settings. Therefore we cannot guarantee that the exact color or hue which you see on your own particular monitor will exactly match the color of the item in hand.
