Antique c. 1910s Faught Sphygmomanometer by G.P. Pilling & Son Philadelphia, Cased Blood Pressure Apparatus

A cased Faught blood pressure apparatus made by G.P. Pilling & Son Co. of Philadelphia, with its large silvered aneroid dial reading to 350 mm, cuff pump, and fittings. Dr. Francis Faught's instrument, introduced around 1909, helped make routine blood pressure measurement part of American practice. In the original velvet-lined case.