Extremely rare version of a common Viennese (Wien) brass scarificator. This item is identical in form to the pieces seen elsewhere on the site. The pieces all have a typical square brass construction with the heart or crown shaped depth screw and 5-6-5 blade configuration. This piece is unique in its ornate engraving and inscription of "Joh Jacob Fischer in Wien" and the addition of a 1755 date mark.
Extremely rare version of a common Viennese (Wien) brass scarificator. This item is identical in form to the pieces seen elsewhere on the site. The pieces all have a typical square brass construction with the heart or crown shaped depth screw and 5-6-5 blade configuration. This piece is unique in its ornate engraving and inscription of "Joh Jacob Fischer in Wien" and the addition of a 1755 date mark.
Extremely rare version of a common Viennese (Wien) brass scarificator. This item is identical in form to the pieces seen elsewhere on the site. The pieces all have a typical square brass construction with the heart or crown shaped depth screw and 5-6-5 blade configuration. This piece is unique in its ornate engraving and inscription of "Joh Jacob Fischer in Wien" and the addition of a 1755 date mark.
Extremely rare version of a common Viennese (Wien) brass scarificator. This item is identical in form to the pieces seen elsewhere on the site. The pieces all have a typical square brass construction with the heart or crown shaped depth screw and 5-6-5 blade configuration. This piece is unique in its ornate engraving and inscription of "Joh Jacob Fischer in Wien" and the addition of a 1755 date mark.
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Inscribed Viennese scarificators
Extremely rare version of a common Viennese (Wien) brass scarificator.  This item is identical in form to the pieces seen elsewhere on the site.  The pieces all have a typical square brass construction with the heart or crown shaped depth screw and 5-6-5 blade configuration.  This piece is unique in its ornate engraving and inscription of "Joh Jacob Fischer in Wien" and the addition of a 1755 date mark.  The piece is contained in a wonderful leather covered pressed board box with an ornately marbled decoration.