Diagnostic bag

Diagnostic bag, "Attache Case" type containing diagnostic, obstetric, and other instruments, purportedly the property of Dr. James Whiteside, Glasgow GP 1920-1945

Circular bottle of Morphine Sulphate compressed tablets, ‘Tabloid’, from "Attache Case" diagnostic bag, supposedly property of Dr. James Whiteside, Glasgow GP 1920-1945

Morphine Sulphate compressed tablets in bottle

‘Monoject’ ampoule syringe of Morphine Hydrochloride, from "Attache Case" diagnostic bag, supposedly property of Dr. James Whiteside, Glasgow GP 1920-1945

‘Monoject’ ampoule syringe of Morphine Hydrochloride

1920-1945

‘Monoject’ ampoule syringe of Morphine Hydrochloride, from "Attache Case" diagnostic bag, supposedly property of Dr. James Whiteside, Glasgow GP 1920-1945

‘Monoject’ ampoule syringe of Morphine Hydrochloride

1920-1945

‘Monoject’ ampoule syringe of Morphine Hydrochloride, from "Attache Case" diagnostic bag, supposedly property of Dr. James Whiteside, Glasgow GP 1920-1945

‘Monoject’ ampoule syringe of Morphine Hydrochloride

1920-1945

‘Monoject’ ampoule syringe of Morphine Hydrochloride, from "Attache Case" diagnostic bag, supposedly property of Dr. James Whiteside, Glasgow GP 1920-1945

‘Monoject’ ampoule syringe of Morphine Hydrochloride

1920-1945

Vial of eight Morphine Sulphate tablets gr. ¼ (16 mgm), with wood stopper and red material on seal, ‘Tabloid’, Burroughs Wellcome and Company, Wellcome Foundation Limited, London, United Kingdom, 1880-1940

Vial of Morphine Sulphate tablets

1880-1940

Vial of Morphine Sulphate gr. ¼ (16 mgm) and Atropine Sulphate gr. 1/150 (0.48 mgm) tablets, with wood stopper and red material on seal, ‘Tabloid’, Burroughs Wellcome and Company, Wellcome Foundation Limited, London, United Kingdom, 1880-1940

Vial of Morphine Sulphate and Atropine Sulphate

1880-1940

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Details

Category:
Clinical Diagnosis
Object Number:
1988-717
type:
medical bag
credit:
Intercare (Leicester)