11.30.2008

graphix.



this week is kicking off december which i think i have decided is clip art month here at snippets. yes, you got it...CLIP art of scissors, shears, and anything to do with cutting. enjoy.

11.19.2008

ceremonial.

real pair of ceremonial scissors. in window. east village [i think?] new york.

11.18.2008

to tell time.

clock with a scissor. seen in chinatown.

11.17.2008

daddy long legs.


i like how these scissors legs are. i can relate to them. They are cartilage cutters.

11.16.2008

KINESIO



The first black scissors in the world made from high carbon stainless steel, which keeps the blade sharp for the years.
Specially coated with black carbon and a fluorine resin, which enables the blades to cut clean, quick and easy without leaving any residue.

11.15.2008

abs of steel.


abdominal scissors. that just makes my stomach hurt thinking about it.

11.13.2008

cool. [colours]

i like this set of scissors. the colour on the tip of the blade is really a lovely detail. basic utility scissors. Autoclavable up to 290 degrees. which is great for all the sterilizing i need to do.

11.12.2008

bling.

you know you are making bank when you use these for surgeries. beautiful.

11.11.2008

& forceps.




of course! what a great set! and look at that packaging and text treatment. AMAZING.

11.10.2008

got to get in to get out.


these blunt tipped beauties are called ragnell scissors and are used for dissection.

11.09.2008

everyday fine.


These are Iris scissors. Iris scissors are very sharp and good for routine fine cutting work; the curved ones are often used by hobbyists to cut Lexan in plastic model cars.

11.08.2008

oh. ah.


"Each Listermate features comfortable plastic handles in an attractive array of colors."

11.07.2008

mending.




this weeks feature [or maybe this months feature] is going to be on scissors used in medical situations. scissors used for mending and repairing and restoring. so welcome and enjoy!

the above pair are called LISTER scissors and are named for a British surgeon. He demonstrated in 1865 that carbolic acid was an effective antiseptic agent, decreasing postoperative fatalities from infection.