Openshaw' artificial wooden hand

quot;Openshaw" wooden carrying hand with a tenon thumb. The index and middle fingers are articulated at the metacarpo-phalangeal and proximal inter-phalangeal joints. The ring and little fingers are rigid and slightly flexed with a steel palmar reinforcement, which extends into the palm. The wrist is oval with a screw fitment for attachment to the prosthetic arm. Made by Anderson & Whitelaw c.1919.

Openshaw-type artifcial hand, Birmingham, England, 1916-1918

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Wooden prosthetic hand with rigid fingers

Wooden prosthetic hand with rigid fingers

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World War I Museum exhibit shows prosthetics of the past and present