Early inhaler for ether anaesthesia
1847-1848
Schimmelbusch mask
1890-1935
Back bar for Boyle's type anaesthetic machine
1941-1963
Copy of Morton's inhaler for ether anaesthesia
1870-1920
Lucy Baldwin anaesthetic apparatus
1955-1980
Glass bottle for chloroform
1959
Nitrous oxide cylinder
1840-1868
Centanaest anaesthetic apparatus
1950-1970
Circle absorber for use with anaesthetic machine
1955-1965
Sphygmomanometer for Boyle's anaesthetic machine
1955-1965
Flowmeter for use with Boyle's anaesthetic machine
1955-1965
Boyle-type anaesthetic machine
1955-1965
Fluotec vaporizer for use with Boyle's anaesthetic machine
1955-1965
Oxygen failure warning device for use with anaesthetic machine
1955-1965
Ether vaporizer for use with Boyle's anaesthetic machine
1955-1965
Glass ampoule of liquid chloroform
1845-1945
Unopened metal bottle of ether
1891-1930
Face mask for Clover's chloroform inhaler
1862-1894
Boyle-type anaesthetic machine, England, 1955-1965
1955-1965
Junker-type inhaler for anaesthesia
1867-1880
Snow-type chloroform inhaler
1848-1870
Magill-type endotracheal tube
1981
Trilene inhaler, London, England, 1961-1970
1961-1970
Minnitt gas-air analgesia apparatus, England, 1943-1960
1943-1960
Anaesthetic apparatus, England, 1880-1910
1880-1910
Ethyl chloride spray, United Kingdom, 1925-1940
1925-1950
Unopened metal bottle of ether in cardboard box
1891-1930
Clover-type chloroform inhaler
1862-1894
Snow's face mask for chloroform anaesthesia
1865-1875
Skinner's improved mask for chloroform anaesthesia
1862-1901
Empty ethyl chloride bottle for general anaesthesia
1928
East Radcliffe anaesthetic machine, Oxford, England, 1953-1963
1953-1963
'Walton Minnit' gas and air apparatus
1936-1950
Butterfly needle
1901-2000
Copy of the Squire-type ether inhaler first used in 1846
Unknown
Shipway-type apparatus for anaesthesia, London, England, 1916-1925
1916-1925
Empty halothane anaesthetic bottle
1980
Empty ethyl chloride bottle for general anaesthesia
1937
Clover-type portable ether inhaler
1877-1910
Glass ampoule of liquid chloroform
1845-1945
Fergusson-type anaesthetic mouth gag with Ackland tooth plates
1904-1935
Bottle of trichloroethylene, England, 1940-1960
1940-1960
Empty ethyl chloride bottle for general anaesthesia
1925-1950
Dubois-type anaesthetic machine, Paris, France, 1885-1895
1885-1895
Barnet Mark II ventilator, England, 1950-1970
1950-1970
Tecota Mark 6 Trilene anaesthetic inhaler, England, 1970-1978
1970-1978
Steel gas cylinder, English, early 20th century
1900-1930
Mills type graduated chloroform drop bottle
1880-1910
German military anaesthesia kit, Germany, 1914-1918
1914-1918
Braun type ether and chloroform inhaler
1901-1930