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THE OSCILLOCLAST OF DR. ALBERT ABRAMS
Curing the Disease You Never Had
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Item #97: The Oscilloclast of Dr. Abrams; Wood box 15" x 6" x 5",
Bakelite top; 3 decade resistors, the wipers connect to terminal
posts; AC line cord connects one side to each of the decade switches,
the other side of the line goes to a light bulb and a push switch
that shorts its plunger to the AC line.
In treatment the patient was wired to the oscilloclast and seated in a
chair. The patient was insulated from the surroundings with his feet
resting on upturned drinking glasses - a good thing, otherwise the
patient would likely be electrocuted by the workings of this box. The threat of electrocution
may have led to the development of the much safer Micro-Oscilloclast,
a box that connected to not much of anything at all.
$350
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The top plate of the Oscilloclast, showing the three decade resistors,
the patient connections, the light bulb socket and the press-to-shock switch.
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Purchasers of Dr. Abrams boxes were made to sign a paper wherein they
agreed not to open the box and peer inside. However, the top plate
is secured with a few wood screws that easily unscrew to reveal only
the three decade resistors, filled in with pitch, and some poorly
done wiring.
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None genuine without the plaque - one had to look out for the unscrupulous
who sold unauthorized clones.
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