Seven splints for the lower limbs

Made:: 1901-1930

Seven splints for the lower limb, all early 20th century

Details

Category:: Orthopaedics

Object Number:: 1980-105

type:: splints

credit:: Francis, R.S.

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Parts

Iron leg splint

Materials:: iron

Object Number:: 1980-105 Pt1

type:: splints

Iron leg splint

Materials:: iron

Object Number:: 1980-105 Pt2

type:: splints

Leather, iron and canvas leg splint

Materials:: iron , leather and canvas

Object Number:: 1980-105 Pt3

type:: splints

Leather and iron leg splint

Materials:: metal and leather

Object Number:: 1980-105 Pt4

type:: splints

Chines leg splint

Materials:: wood

Object Number:: 1980-105 Pt5

type:: splints

Adjustable wooden leg splint

Materials:: wood

Object Number:: 1980-105 Pt6

type:: splints

Adjustable wooden leg splint

Materials:: wood and metal (screw)

Object Number:: 1980-105 Pt7

type:: splints

Leather strap for splint

Materials:: leather

Object Number:: 1980-105 Pt8

type:: straps

Seven splints for the lower limbs

Details

Parts

Iron leg splint

Iron leg splint

Leather, iron and canvas leg splint

Leather and iron leg splint

Chines leg splint

Adjustable wooden leg splint

Adjustable wooden leg splint

Leather strap for splint

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