Is There A Doctor In The House?

[quattromori]

It does look like a cartilage knife, or some orthopedical tool of some sort.
Or an autopsy knife as well.
No fine surgery would call for such a thick knife. As others have posted, similar cutting tools are still in use today

Fausto

 

[Jack Black]

:thumbup: Fausto

 

[knarfeng]

Hope it's OK to link to a site that sells surgical instruments...

It is.

 

[jc57]

Thanks for immortalizing my typo, Frank.

 

[waynorth]

Thanks for immortalizing my typo, Frank.

Careful inspection will reveal more of those, Mr. Detective!
I have a few myself!!

 

[Markesharp]

"Well, I'm really good at taking knives apart, and I will do so here. Like an autopsy!" - waynorth

 

[Markesharp]

This signature is from a doctor for sure.

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[knarfeng]

Thanks for immortalizing my typo, Frank.

EH? Didn't notice. Fixed.

 

[waynorth]

This signature is from a doctor for sure.

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Well, like I always say, for a sure cure for what ails you,
buy two knives, and call me in the morning!

 

[Jack Black]

It is.

Thanks Frank

"Well, I'm really good at taking knives apart, and I will do so here. Like an autopsy!" - waynorth

:thumbup:

There were actually two typos in the thread title for the first couple of minutes it was up! Long day! :thumbup:

This signature is from a doctor for sure.

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LOL! Hey, he never signs my tubes!

Well, like I always say, for a sure cure for what ails you,
buy two knives, and call me in the morning!

:thumbup:

 

[Jack Black]

I thought I'd post a few pics of this knife in this thread, you don't see them everyday, real shame about the broken blade