Bullet forceps

Made:: 1866-1874 in London

maker:: Mayer and Meltzer

Bullet forceps, Taylor's, electric with probe and compass indicator, cased, by Mayer and Meltzer, 59 Great Portland Street, London, England, 1866-1874.

Details

Category:: Surgery

Collection:: Sir Henry Wellcome's Museum Collection

Object Number:: A619942

Materials:: wood, leatherette, velvet, paper, brass, steel, instruments, steel, instruments, copper, instruments, brass, instruments, flannel and instruments, cotton

Measurements:: case closed: length 240 mm
case closed: width 72 mm
case closed: height 40 mm

type:: bullet forceps

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Bullet forceps, Taylor's, electric with probe and compass indicator, cased, by Mayer and Meltzer, 59 Great Portland Street, London, England, 1866-1874.

Bullet forceps

Bullet forceps, Taylor's, electric with probe and compass indicator, cased, by Mayer and Meltzer, 59 Great Portland Street, London, England, 1866-1874.

Measurements:: case closed: length 240 mm
case closed: width 72 mm
case closed: height 40 mm

Materials:: wood (unidentified) , leatherette , velvet , paper (fibre product) , steel (metal) , copper (metal) , brass (copper, zinc alloy) , flannel and cotton (textile)

Object Number:: A619942/1

type:: bullet forceps

Bullet forceps, Taylor's, electric with probe and compass indicator, cased, by Mayer and Meltzer, 59 Great Portland Street, London, England, 1866-1874.

Bullet forceps

Bullet forceps, Taylor's, electric with probe and compass indicator, cased, by Mayer and Meltzer, 59 Great Portland Street, London, England, 1866-1874.