Steam Carbolic Spray used by Joseph Lister, late 19th Century

Steam carbolic spray made by D

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Steam carbolic spray made by D
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Steam carbolic spray made by D. Marr, 27 Little Queen Street, London, England, 1871-1900. Used by Joseph Lister, late 19th century.

Details

Category:
Surgery
Collection:
Sir Henry Wellcome's Museum Collection
Object Number:
A43471
Materials:
wood, glass, rubber, tin plated, brass and fibre
Measurements:
overall: 345 x 350 x 230 mm
weight: 35.239kg
weight: 77.6891lbs
type:
carbolic sprays
credit:
Brown, A.

Parts

Steam carbolic spray used by Joseph Lister, late 19th century.

Steam carbolic spray used by Joseph Lister, late 19th century.

Steam carbolic spray made by D. Marr, 27 Little Queen Street, London, England, 1871-1900. Used by Joseph Lister, late 19th century.

Measurements:
overall: 335 mm x 320 mm x 170 mm,
Object Number:
A43471/1
:
Image ©
The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum
Metal bracekets used with steam carbolic spray

Metal bracekets used with steam carbolic spray

Metal bracekets used with steam carbolic spray made by D. Marr, 27 Little Queen Street, London, England, 1871-1900. Used by Joseph Lister, late 19th century.

Measurements:
overall: 140 mm x 74 mm x 70 mm,
Object Number:
A43471/2
:
Image ©
The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum
Glass bottle used with steam carbolic spray

Glass bottle used with steam carbolic spray

Glass bottle used with steam carbolic spray made by D. Marr, 27 Little Queen Street, London, England, 1871-1900. Used by Joseph Lister, late 19th century.

Measurements:
overall: 135 mm x 80 mm x 60 mm,
Object Number:
A43471/3
:
Image ©
The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum