Two bottles, clear glass, with metal cap, for quinine sulphate tablets, with contents by Burroughs Wellcome of London, 1914 to 1918

Bottle, clear glass, with cover, for spirit of aromatic ammonium, with contents, by Davy and others, 1914 to 1918

Bottle, clear glass, with cover, for pure cloroform, empty, probably English, late 19th century

Bottle, clear glass, with metal cap, for hydrargi perchloridum, by Mathieu of Paris, with contents by Burroughs Wellcome of London, 1900 to 1914

Container, card with four bottles for catgut, all with English labelsbut one with German inscription on side, 1900 to 1914

Bearer's dressing case, canvas, with contents, English, 1900 to 1914

Pair of forceps, steel, by Evans and Co. English, 1900 to 1914

Spatula, tin-plated, by Savory and Moore, English, 1900 to 1914

Probe, pointed, with channel, English, 1900 to 1914

Pincushion, cotton, circular, English, 1900 to 1914

Length of thread, around cardboard support, English, 1900 to 1914

Packet of pins, ordinary, steel, English, 1900 to 1914

Candle holder, tin, black, English, 1900 to 1914

Book of wound tags, Army Book 166, English, 1900 to 1918

Two pairs arm splints, iron, with canvas binding, one loose, one wrapped in paper, English, 1900 to 1918

Four tubes, clear glass, for chloroform, in protective covers, by Burgoyne Burbidges and Co. of London, 1902, Coleman Street

Two screw tourniquets, brass screw, canvas strap, by Evans and Co. London, 1900 to 1918, wrapped in blue paper

Set of curved needles, in plastic container, English, 1900 to 1918

Field medical pannier, canvas with leather and metal fittings, interior compartments, by G.A. Pinson of Willenhall, English, 1910 to 1914

Padlock for field medical pannier, canvas with leather and metal fittings, interior compartments, contents include glass bottles, items of surgical equipment, drugs, and wound tag book, by G.A. Pinson of Willenhall, English, 1910 to 1914