Yes, but I've only looked until 1891, not later. And only for Paris (in the Paris morgue register and in the press).
I have no info about this, but I'm assuming that Victorian medical examiners used specific saws, like today's Striker saw (albeit not electrical). Of course, someone else could have bought or stolen such a saw.
I have no info about this, but I'm assuming that Victorian medical examiners used specific saws, like today's Striker saw (albeit not electrical). Of course, someone else could have bought or stolen such a saw.
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