Artery forceps
Artery forceps, takeapart joint, plated metal
Pocket surgical instrument case in rolled leather case
- maker:
- Evans and Wormull
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Pocket surgical instrument case in rolled leather case
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Pocket surgical instrument case in rolled leather case, presented to Dr. William Stephenson by Viscontess Strangford, made by Evans and Wormull, 31 Stamford Street, London, England, 1875-1877.
Details
- Category:
- Surgery
- Collection:
- Sir Henry Wellcome's Museum Collection
- Object Number:
- A646971
- Materials:
- case, leather, case, metal (plated) and case, linen
- type:
- surgical instrument sets
- credit:
- Powell-Cotton
Parts
Dressing scissors
Dressing scissors, takeapart joint, steel, corroded
Saunders needle holder
Saunders needle holder, nickel plated metal, by Weiss, London, 1877-1900
Folding tongue depressor
Folding tongue depressor, plated metal, by S. Maw Son and Thompson, London, 1870-1900
5 directors combining scoop
5 directors combining scoop, fenestrated ear scoop, aneurism needle, fraenum guard and ring, silver and plated metal
- Materials:
- silver, 4 and metal (plated), fenestrated ear scoop
- Object Number:
- A646971 Pt5
3 double ended folding knives with tortoiseshell sheaths
3 double ended folding knives with tortoiseshell sheaths, made by Evans and Ferguson, London
2 packets of suture needles
2 packets of suture needles, one straight, one curved, steel, by Millikin and Lawley, 165 Strand, London, England, 1860.
Packet of silk cork patented by Archibald Turner and Co. and made by Millikin and Lawley
Packet of silk cork patented by Archibald Turner and Co. and made by Millikin and Lawley, 165 Strand, London, England, 1860.
Combined exploring trocar with silver cannula and caustic applicator in silver screw case
Combined exploring trocar with silver cannula and caustic applicator in silver screw case, by Savigny and Co. London
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