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LicenseA.E. Durham's leather case, 8A
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A.E. Durham's leather case, 8A, containing large number of assorted trocars and cannulae, made by Krohne and Sesemann, London, English, 1860-1910
Ten trocars, steel, with ebony handles and silver cannulae, trocars of varying sizes, in top tray of case
Two trocars with silver cannulae in ivory cases, in top tray of case
Short length of rubber tubing and brass junction, in top tray of case
Two exploring needles, steel, with bevelled ebony handles, in second tray
Set of sixteen varied aspirating trocars and cannulae, steel and white metal, in second tray
Metal tube with wire and thread, in second tray
Three trocars, steel, with silver cannulae and ebony cases, of varying sizes, at base of box
Cooper Forster's syphon trocar with ebony handle, and silver cannula, at base of case
Thompson's trocar, steel, with ebony handle, in base of case
Exploring trocar, steel, with silver cannula and ebony handle, in base of case
Hollow steel-pointed trocar with internal cannula, in base of case
Curved metal cannula in base of case
Oval rubber cannula with metal and wire fitting, in base of case
Cock's bladder trocar with silver cannula and ebony handle, in base of case
