Spy vs Spy Woodpecker Mask

Spy vs Spy Woodpecker Mask is the perfect BDSM accessory that is definitely going to leave a lasting impression the history of this inspired piece  is the plague doctor  who was a medical physician who treated victims of the plague. They were specifically hired by towns that had many plague victims in times of epidemics. Since the city was paying their salary, they treated everyone: both the wealthy and the poor. However, some plague doctors were known for charging patients and their families extra for special treatments and/or false cures. They were not normally professionally trained experienced physicians or surgeons, and often were second-rate doctors…

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Spy vs Spy Woodpecker Mask is the perfect BDSM accessory that is definitely going to leave a lasting impression the history of this inspired piece  is the plague doctor  who was a medical physician who treated victims of the plague. They were specifically hired by towns that had many plague victims in times of epidemics. Since the city was paying their salary, they treated everyone: both the wealthy and the poor. However, some plague doctors were known for charging patients and their families extra for special treatments and/or false cures. They were not normally professionally trained experienced physicians or surgeons, and often were second-rate doctors unable to otherwise run a successful medical business or young physicians trying to establish themselves.These doctors rarely cured their patients; rather, they got a count of the number of people contaminated for demographic purposes.

Plague doctors by their covenant treated plague patients and were known as municipal or “community plague doctors”, whereas “general practitioners” were separate doctors and both might be in the same European city or town at the same time. In France and the Netherlands, plague doctors often lacked medical training and were referred to as “empirics”. In one case, a plague doctor had been a fruit salesman before his employment as a physician.

In the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, some doctors wore a beak-like mask which was filled with aromatic items. The masks were designed to protect them from putrid air, which (according to the miasmatic theory of disease) was seen as the cause of infection. The design of these costumes has been attributed to Charles de Lorme, the chief physician to Louis XIII. In recent times was the inspiration of the famous spy vs Spy comics 

 Features 

  • Elastic head strap
  • Height – 29cm
  • Length – 35cm
  • Eye Holes – 5cm approx

Additional information

Weight 197.0 kg

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