Domiciliary case

Domiciliary case, formerly the property of Professor Chassar Moir (1900-1977), the first Nuffield Professor of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, University of Oxford, various contents, no maker marked, 1921-1950

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Category:: Obstetrics, Gynaecology & Contraception

Object Number:: 1990-576

type:: domiciliary instrument case

credit:: Chassar Moir, J.

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Domiciliary case

Domiciliary case, formerly the property of Professor Chassar Moir (1900-1977), the first Nuffield Professor of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, University of Oxford, no maker marked, 1921-1950. Containing - Mercury thermometer, Two vials of string in antiseptic liquid (formaldehyde?), Ergotamine, Bottle of mercuric iodide soluble, Chloroform (empty?), Iodine (empty?), Small vial of Ether

Measurements:: overall: 5.15 kg

Object Number:: 1990-576/1

type:: domiciliary instrument case

Vial of Atropine Sulphate tablets, Two vials of Morphine Sulphate tablets, plus vial of Morphine and Atropine tablets

Four vials: consisting of One vial of Atropine Sulphate tablets, Two vials of Morphine Sulphate tablets and one vial of Morphine and Atropine tablets from Domiciliary case, formerly the property of Professor Chassar Moir (1900-1977), the first Nuffield Professor of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, University of Oxford, no maker marked, 1921-1950

Materials:: morphine , glass and paper (fibre product)

Object Number:: 1990-576/2

type:: morphine

Bottle of Cocaine Hydrochloride tablets

Bottle, green glass, for Cocaine Hydrochloride tablets, dispensed by H. Fowler, Redhill, Surrey, England, 1900-1950. Bottle is from the Domiciliary case, formerly the property of Professor Chassar Moir (1900-1977), the first Nuffield Professor of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, University of Oxford.