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Pair of 'swivel-walkers' designed for a child born with no lower limbs, United Kingdom, 1966

Orthopaedics

1966

Openshaw-type artifcial hand, Birmingham, England, 1916-1918

Orthopaedics

1916-1918

Richard Grindall's combined knife and fork, Europe, 1795-1820

Orthopaedics

1795-1820

'Old Age' statue, Staffordshire, England, 1801-1830

Orthopaedics

1801-1830

Artificial left arm, Europe, 1925-1935

Orthopaedics

1925-1935

'Invacar' invalid carriage, England, 1950-1959

Orthopaedics

1950-1960

Orthopaedic corset, Europe, 1801-1880

Orthopaedics

1801-1880

Hobbs-type artificial left hand, Europe, 1918

Orthopaedics

1918

Artificial left arm, Europe, 1850-1910

Orthopaedics

1850-1910

Ward's improved recumbent chair, London, 1880-1900

Orthopaedics

1880-1900

Wooden 'Anglesey' artificial right leg, England, 1915-1925

Orthopaedics

1915-1925

Child's spinal support, Europe, 1771-1800

Orthopaedics

1771-1800

Shadow Mono-ski sports wheelchair, England, 1993-1995

Orthopaedics

1993-1995

Prosthetic arm, London, 1903-1913

Orthopaedics

c.1908

Walking stick made from narwhal tusk with carved i

Orthopaedics

1839-1881

Invalid carriage, London, England, 1946-1955

Orthopaedics

1946-1955

All wood above knee prosthesis standard foot and a

Orthopaedics

c. 1930

Iron artificial arm, Europe, 1560-1600

Orthopaedics

1560-1600

Artificial arm, Roehampton, England, 1964

Orthopaedics

1964

'P & K' artificial left arm, Belfast, Northern Ireland, 1920-1925

Orthopaedics

1920-1925

The mechanical substitute for the arms, United Kingdom, 1919

Orthopaedics

1919

'Turbo' Mark VI powered wheelchair, England, 1986-1989

Orthopaedics

1986-1989

Artificial nose, Europe, 1601-1800

Orthopaedics

1601-1800

Folding Wheelchair, Bath, England,1925-1935

Orthopaedics

1925-1935

'Carstairs' lightweight wheelchair, London, England, 1910-1920

Orthopaedics

1910-1920

Right arm, with a doll's hand, for a young child w

Orthopaedics

c. 1962

Artificial arms, Roehampton, England, 1957-1967

Orthopaedics

1957-1967

Lord Byron’s orthopaedic boot, England, 1781-1810

Orthopaedics

1781-1810

Child’s spinal carriage, United Kingdom, 1890-1920

Orthopaedics

1890-1920

Combined knife and fork, Europe, 1914-1918

Orthopaedics

1914-1918

Bath chair, United Kingdom, 1901-1920

Orthopaedics

1901-1920

'Model 8' folding wheelchair, England, 1953-1963

Orthopaedics

1953-1963

Wheelchair, Paris, France, 1890-1940

Orthopaedics

1890-1940

'Sitting socket' mounted on a toy dog, Roehampton, England, 1966

Orthopaedics

1966

Artificial left leg, Europe, 1991

Orthopaedics

1991

Pair of non-articulated metal legs for a male Thalidomide affected teenager

Orthopaedics

1975

‘Explorer’ mobility chair, Bologna, Italy, 1995-2001

Orthopaedics

c.1995-2001

Lower limb prostheses for child

Orthopaedics

1966

Pair of artificial arms for a child, Roehampton, England, 1964

Orthopaedics

1964

Artificial right leg, Roehampton, England, 1934

Orthopaedics

1934

Doll wearing a Denis Browne-type splint/harness, England, 1940-1960

Orthopaedics

1940-1960

Whalebone walking stick, owned by Charles Darwin, England, 1839-1881

Orthopaedics

1839-1881

Double truss for the treatment of a hernia, London, England, 1901-1918

Orthopaedics

1901-1918

Child's adjustable metal lower leg iron, with shoe, England, 1940-1960

Orthopaedics

1940-1960

Artificial right leg, Singapore, c.1943

Orthopaedics

1942-1945

Pink orthopaedic corset, London, England, 1941-1950

Orthopaedics

1941-1950

Hand-cranked invalid tricycle, England, 1970-1975

Orthopaedics

1965-1975

Artificial left leg, Roehampton, England, 1926

Orthopaedics

1926

Teapot stand, England, 1980

Orthopaedics

1980

Smith-Peterson bone instruments, England, 1960-1980

Orthopaedics

1960-1980