Discover a fascinating relic of Edwardian "Mechanical Therapeutics." This is the original Veedee Massager, retailed by J. E. Garratt of London circa 1905.
 
A masterpiece of turn-of-the-century engineering, the Veedee operates entirely without electricity. Through a series of internal gears and a weighted balance, turning the hand-crank produces a powerful, soothing vibration. In its day, it was heralded as a miracle cure for the "stresses of modern life" and various physical ailments.
 
A conversation piece for any collector of scientific oddities, medical history, or steampunk-inspired decor.
 
Features:
Period: Edwardian c.1905.
 
Maker: J. E. Garratt, London.
 
Mechanism: Hand-cranked mechanical vibration (works perfectly).
Provenance: A classic example of early "home health" devices before the age of domestic electricity.
 
Condition Report:
The mechanical movement works as intended delivering the necessary vibration. The handle is cork, the body has age related wear and marks. (Sold as a historical collectible/display piece).
 
The massager measures 37 cm (14.57").