| Capital Knife | (Amputation Knife)Used in the process of amputation to divide the cutaneous and subcutaneous tissue to the bone. Amputation knives came in several different lengths, generally 8-11 inches long and tapered to a point | 400gp/ea |
| Cautery | This blistering iron is used to raise a therapeutic blister as well as for cauterizing uncontrollable hemorrhaging. | 200gp/ea |
| Goat's Foot Elevator | Used for lifting the roots of the incisors and canine teeth. Due to its' shape, it also has some function as an extraction device for stumps and roots. | 400gp/ea |
| Director | Used to direct the sharp blade of a surgical incision knife (scalpel) into a wound or incision without damaging more soft tissue | 700gp/ea |
| Tenaculum | This is a small hook designed to assist the surgeon during amputation by seizing the end of a vein or artery. | 400gp/ea |
| Double Retractors | This instrument is used to retract soft tissue during surgical procedures. | 600gp/ea |
| Capital Saw | Used to saw through tissue, bone and muscle during amputation. | 700gp/ea |
| Catlin | This is a small, rather delicate dagger-pointed, double-edged surgical knife used to separate the ligaments between two bones and around joints. | 200gp/ea |
| Trephine | The trephine is a round or conical saw used for removing a disk of bone from the cranium. The opening is then used to introduce either a small cranial saw or an elevator to remove or lift back into proper position pieces of bone depressed during a fracture. | 2000gp/ea |
| Bistoury Knife | A bistoury is a knife with a long cutting edge of uniform breadth. The blade may be straight or curved and the point blunt or sharp: it is generally used for cutting the internal organs of the body and often only one section of the blade is sharpened. | 500gp/ea |
| Tourniquet | A tourniquet is a device for reducing the pressure of arterial blood during an amputation or treatment of a deep wound. | 100gp/20yrd |
| Leather Apron | Self Explanitory. Good item when using surgical tools | 150gp/ea |
