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Portable medical bag made of brown canvas, leather bound, with leather straps and carrying handle, containing 6 cases of hypodermic syringes and 5 glass bottles, some with contents, prepared by Allen and Hanburys Ltd., London, 1891-1920
Nickel-plated metal case containing 10c.c. hypodermic syringe with metal piston, metal mounting, glass barrel and 2 needles
Nickel-plated metal case containing graduated 10c.c. hypodermic syringe with metal piston, metal mounted, glass with barrel, and 2 needles
Nickel plated metal case containing graduated 2cc hypodermic syringe with metal piston, metal mount and glass barrel, also 2 needles
Nickel-plated metal case containing syringe with graduated piston, metal barrel and mount and needle in metal sheath
Velvet lined black leather case containing hypodermic syringe with graduated metal piston, glass barrel and vulcanite mounts, and needle in metal sheath
Nickel-plated case with metal frame inside for contents, containing forceps, and tube of suture silk in metal sheath.
2 clear glass bottles, cylindrical, with glass stoppers with square thumbpiece, one containing clear solution one yellow solution, both unidentified
3 clear glass bottles, cylindrical, with glass toppers with square thumbpiece, empty
