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Original U.S. Civil War 134th Pennsylvania Identified Union Surgeon’s Amputation Kit Belonging to Dr. Albert G. Walker, Pioneer Surgeon Who’s Hospital Served As Station for Underground Railroad - With Biography Copy U.S. Artwork & Posters Bottom border of the posterOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is an incredible piece of medical history. This kit once belonged to Pittsburgh, Pennsylvanias foremost pioneer surgeon, Dr. Albert G. Walter. He was nationally known for his skills as a surgeon and abolitionist. During his time in Tennessee while working on injured slaves, he came across a Master whipping a slave. He was so enraged by this act that he went to the master and threw him to the ground with such