This is a suit for bear hunting.

This is a gun that tested the quality of gunpowder.

A model of human eyes with symulated muscle movements.

"Coins" used in brothels. These were invented cause prostitutes robbed clients.

A "credit card". Client and merchant had two sticks with curbs demonstrating the debt.

The "Flute of Shame". Germans used to punish people, mostly untalented musicians, by wearing this around their necks.

An actual "Vampire Hunter Kit". People used to buy these in case vampires attacked them.

This is a flea catcher. This was filled for example with a bloodsoaked material that supposed to attract the fleas. It looked nice enough to be worn like pendants.

This was used in medicine. When doctors were only male, female patients showed where it hurt. This protected women from undressing and being

This is a Roman scrubber. People used it instead of soap to literally scape the filth of them.

This is an invention to predict storms using leeches. Not kidding. English doctor saw that leeches start being restless before a storm, so he attached strings to them so they make a noise when moving vigorously.

This is a 19th century toaster. Yes, they had toasts in the 19th century.

This is a bullet extractor, it was used to pull out bullets. The invention worked well, but the lack of anesthesia and filth mostly killed the patient.

This is a primitive house alarm, it basically stared to make a noise when someone moved the device opening the door.

This is NOT a torture weapon. This is an artificial leech, seriously.