Question about Davol

I have a Davol Paris combo #72 , 1965 , its just shy of 2 1 /2 quarts , what i need is a 3 quart bag , vintage , i know Kantleek made a 3 quart syringe that i would totally love to own ok so my question , Davol Paris syringe #71 , is this a 2 or 3 quart , i have read that it is a 3 quart , but not 100% sure

Hello AnneMarie,

The Davol #71 open top is advertised as 2.5 quarts, but holds almost 3... it's shy by 3 ounces! I found mine on eBay last year for a reasonable price; reasonable was still a lot of $, but so worth it! I also have a Sears open top bag that holds about the same amount (claimed at 2.5).

I hope you find one very soon :-) They look so good when filled!

S

It's confusing the box says Paris 71 but says 2quart and it ain't cheap

Anne,

I imagine it's the one currently on eBay... this is the newer, and smaller version of the Paris; only 2 quarts. I really don't know why they still call it #71.

My profile has a pic of the one you are interested in. Be patient, one will pop up at some point.

S

Yes Warmsudz . .The very FIRST edition Paris (& quite rare = $'s) is the larger capacity

Klystra made a 3-qt "Paris: style HWB style bag.

While mine is ABSOLUTELY NOT for sale, I know that there is SOMEONE out there willing to sell you one.

Yeah i have seen them on that web site ,, but i am a Vintage only gal , i did see an old add for some 1930 3 quart enema , it was NOS and the price was 875 dollars ,, i guess it sold , but it made me think ,,, ok Anne , you are nuts enough to pay that kind of money lol

@AnneMarie - Early mod JBL prices would almost make a person weep. .& not from the bottom either. .lol

Well the most i would be willing to spend for a Mint Davol or any vintage 3 quart would be 200 dollars

Before I was born my parents engaged in some enema play. Not sure hows much how often, but they started to do enema play with each other before they were old enough to drive.

At first, they had a strict "no sharing" agreement on equipment, that seems to have lasted at least through high school.

One thing that made the agreement easy to stick to: dad's equipment was ALL Faultless brand. Mom's was mostly, but not exclusively Davol. Dad didn't know about the non-Davol stuff at least until their senior year of high school. As a result, they could not have shared anyway because NOTHING was threaded the same.