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Pocket surgical instrument set, in leather wallet, for military use, by Evans and Co., 12 Old Fish Street, London, England, 1855-1869.
Fove folding knives inside tortoiseshell sheathes, two curved blunt bistouries, one gum lancet, one Syme's and one scalpel, by Weiss, London
Two lancets, abscess and bleeding, for Indian Army use, by Arnold and Sons, London, 1866-1900
Tenaculum, steel, folding into tortoiseshell sheath, by Evans and Co., 31 Stamford Street, London, England, 1874-1900.
Lancet, steel in tortoiseshell sheath, by Weiss, London
Angular dressing scissors, steel, by Savigny and Co., London, 1810-1850
Combined director and aneurism needle, steel, slightly corroded
Combined tongue depressor and spatula, silver
Rusty half-curved suture needle in torn paper pocket, steel, by Weiss, London
