Pocket surgical instrument set in folding leather case

Made:
1870-1901 in London
maker:
S Maw, Son & Thompson, Son & Thompson
Pocket surgical instrument set in folding leather case

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Pocket surgical instrument set in folding leather case, by S. Maw Son andThompson, London, 1870-1901

Details

Category:
Surgery
Collection:
Sir Henry Wellcome's Museum Collection
Object Number:
A646945
Materials:
case, leather and case, brass
Measurements:
case folded: length 133 mm
case folded: width 70 mm
case folded: thickness 40 mm
type:
surgical instrument sets

Parts

Combined gum lancet and Symes's knife folding in tortoiseshell sheath, by S. Maw, Son and Thompson, London, 1870-1901

Combined gum lancet and Symes's knife folding in tortoiseshell sheath

Combined gum lancet and Symes's knife folding in tortoiseshell sheath, by S. Maw, Son and Thompson, London, 1870-1901

Measurements:
folded: length 96 mm
folded: width 13 mm
Materials:
steel , sheath, tortoiseshell, damaged and sheath, metal
Object Number:
A646945 Pt1
type:
gum lancets
Curved bistouries pointed and probe ended folding into tortoiseshell sheath, by S. Maw Son and Thompson, London, 1870-1901 Curved bistouries pointed and probe-ended folding into tortoiseshell sheath, by S. Maw Son and Thompson, London, 1870-1901

Curved bistouries pointed and probe ended folding into tortoiseshell sheath

Curved bistouries pointed and probe ended folding into tortoiseshell sheath, by S. Maw Son and Thompson, London, 1870-1901 Curved bistouries pointed and probe-ended folding into tortoiseshell sheath, by S. Maw Son and Thompson, London, 1870-1901

Measurements:
folded: length 98 mm
folded: width 11 mm
Materials:
steel , sheath, tortoiseshell, damaged and sheath, metal
Object Number:
A646945 Pt2
type:
bistouries
Aneurism needle folding into tortoiseshell sheath by Maw, London, 1850-1900

Aneurism needle folding into tortoiseshell sheath by Maw

Aneurism needle folding into tortoiseshell sheath by Maw, London, 1850-1900

Measurements:
folded: length 77 mm
folded: width 15 mm
Materials:
metal , sheath, tortoiseshell and sheath, metal
Object Number:
A646945 Pt4
type:
aneurism needles
Gum lancet folding into tortoiseshell sheath, by Ferguson, London, 1822-1869

Gum lancet folding into tortoiseshell sheath

Gum lancet folding into tortoiseshell sheath, by Ferguson, London, 1822-1869

Measurements:
folded: length 80 mm
folded: width 13 mm
Materials:
metal , sheath, tortoiseshell and sheath, metal
Object Number:
A646945 Pt5
type:
gum lancets
Male catheter, with screw on extension, silver

Male catheter

Male catheter, with screw on extension, silver

Measurements:
with extensiole: length 190 mm
length 130 mm
diameter 6 mm
Materials:
silver
Object Number:
A646945 Pt6
type:
catheters
Female catheter with screw-on extension, silver

Female catheter with screw-on extension

Female catheter with screw-on extension, silver

Measurements:
with extension: length 131 mm
diameter 5 mm
Materials:
silver
Object Number:
A646945 Pt7
type:
catheters
Liston's artery forceps, by S. Maw Son and Thompson, London, 1870-1901, slightly corroded

Liston's artery forceps

Liston's artery forceps, by S. Maw Son and Thompson, London, 1870-1901, slightly corroded

Measurements:
length 115 mm
width 10 mm
Materials:
steel
Object Number:
A646945 Pt8
type:
artery forceps
Caustic applicator in silver case

Caustic applicator in silver case

Caustic applicator in silver case

Measurements:
case: length 62 mm
max. case: diameter 9 mm
Materials:
silver
Object Number:
A646945 Pt9
type:
applicators
Hypodermic syringe in silver case, by Maw, London, 1860-1901

Hypodermic syringe in silver case

Hypodermic syringe in silver case, by Maw, London, 1860-1901

Measurements:
in case: length 76 mm
case max.: diameter 9 mm
Materials:
glass , silver, ? material and case, silver
Object Number:
A646945 Pt10
type:
hypodermic syringes
Small glass phial containing granules of "hypoderm", by Allen and Hanburys, London, 1860-1920

Small glass phial containing granules of "hypoderm", by Allen and Hanburys, London, 1860-1920

Small glass phial containing granules of "hypoderm", by Allen and Hanburys, London, 1860-1920

Measurements:
length 45 mm
diameter 5 mm
Materials:
glass and stopper, cork
Object Number:
A646945 Pt11
type:
phials

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