Dozen hypodermic needles in box
Dozen hypodermic needles in box, "The Star" band, stainless steel, English, 1901-1970
- Materials:
- steel (stainless) , box, cardboard and rack, brass
- Object Number:
- 1979-649/1
- type:
- hypodermic needle
Collection of hospital equipment, from St. Bernard's Hospital, Southall, English
Dozen hypodermic needles in box, "The Star" band, stainless steel, English, 1901-1970
Five hypodermic needles in box, stainless steel, English, 1901-1970
Seven hypodermic needles in box (for 1979-649/12), stainless steel, English, 1901-1970
12 stainless steel hypodermic needles in cardboard box, English, 1901-1970
12 "M.D." hypodermic needles, stainless steel, in cardboard box, English, 1901-1970
Seven hypodermic needles, stainless steel, in box originally holding 12, English, 1901-1970
Three hypodermic needles, stainless steel in box originally holding 12, English, 1901-1970
72 cartridge type steel hypodermic needles in six glass phials in cardboard box, made by Cottrell and Co., 15-17 Charlotte Streeet, London, England, 1901-1970
106 "Star" hypodermic needles, stainless steel, in cardboard box, English, 1901-1970
Gross of interchangeable steel hypodermic needles, dental, in glass tubes inside cardboard boxes, made by Claudius Ash, Sons and Co. Ltd., 5-12 Broad Street, Golden Square, London, W1, England, 1901-1970
Three graduated interchangeable hypodermic syringes with glass pistons and metal cases, made by Chance, English, 1941-1970
Hypodermic syringe, interchangeable and graduated, glass and metal, sealed in glass tube, by Everett, British made, 1941-1970
Metal tube, possibly containing hypodermic syringe, British(?), 1941-1970
Three glass barrels only of interchangeable graduated hypodermic syringes, in cardboard packets, by Chance Bros. Ltd., Smethwick 40, Sandwell, West Midlands, England, 1941-1970.
Packet of 500 Michel's suture clips, metal, made in England, 1901-1970
Packet of 100 Michel's suture clips, French, 1901-1960
Packet of Michel's suture clips, metal, made by Allen and Hanburys Ltd, London, 1901-1970
Three metal pistons only, part of hypodermic syringe, metal, 1901-1970
Circular rubber hot water bottle with metal filler cap in centre, unsigned, England, from St. Bernards Hospital, 1930-1950; Inscribed "Made in England. Hand made reinforced seam. Patent NO 491701"
Seven white enamelled iron kidney dishes, various sizes, unsigned, from St. Bernards Hospital, English, 1900-1950; Label reads "Goat Brand. Registered Trade Mark. Made in England". One dish is inscribed "Theatre" and one dish is marked "Kockmus Sweden" which is the name of a Swedish company.
Small sausage-shaped khaki canvas sandbag, unsigned, from St. Bernards Hospital, 1910-1950; Labelled H.M. GOVT.
Unopened four-ounce pack of absorbent lint in blue paper packet, unsigned, from St. Bernards Hospital, 1948-1955; Inscribed "B.P.C. Quality. Absorbent lint. Prepared for use as a surgical dressing. Packed to comply with N.H.S. requirements"
Unopened packet of "Cestra" gauze swab dressings, from St. Bernards Hospital, made by Robinson and Sons Ltd., Wheat Bridge Mills, Chesterfield, 1930-1955; Inscribed "Surgical dressings. 'CESTRA'. Gauze swabs"
Blue cardboard box containing 16 ounces of short strand animal wool, by Leslies Ltd., London, England, 1940-1960. Formerly used at St. Bernards Hospital. Inscribed 'Animal wool. Short strand ...'.
Three unopened yellow packets of burn dressing, from St. Bernards Hospital, 1930-1950; inscribed 'B.P.C. Burn Dressing Large STERILIZED'
Selection of electro-convulsive therapy (ECT) equipment by Ektron (TR), from St. Bernard's Hospital, Southall, England, 1955-1969