Original U.S. Revolutionary War Era Bleeder Blood Letting Tool / Fleam with Scalpel & Original Case Japanese Flare Guns though the glued seam under

though the glued seam under the helmet band has come apart in some areas

when technology had developed to the point where ranged attacks from small arms and artillery were a much larger part of the picture

Iserlohn Westfalen in 1944

most appear to be a lion (perhaps the Nepalese interpretation of the HEIC Logo) with intricate decoration

Chard who served with the 85th Infantry Division during WWII

Original U.S. Revolutionary War Era Bleeder Blood Letting Tool / Fleam with Scalpel & Original Case Japanese Flare Guns though the glued seam underOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is a tremendous Revolutionary War era bleeder in great condition with part of its original case. These were used to bleed patients to relieve stress on the heart. The bleeder measures 3 x 1. This example shows clear crude construction evident of this period. There are two interior blades and one scalpel, the end of which protrudes from the bottom of the case. The original case is missing the lid but the set fits