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Finger splint, England, 1960-1980

Orthopaedics

1960-1980

Artificial arm with four tool attachments, England, 1945-1955

Orthopaedics

1945-1955

Platformed overshoe, England, 1950-1970

Orthopaedics

1950-1970

Myoelectric arm/hand prosthesis, England, 1980

Orthopaedics

1980

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

Orthopaedics

1839-1881

Protective goggles used during UV light therapy

Orthopaedics

1930-1950

Upper femur replacement, England, 1958-1965

Orthopaedics

1958-1965

Temporary pylon artificial leg, England, 1914-1918

Orthopaedics

1914-1918

‘Helping hand’ orthopaedic aid, England, 1981

Orthopaedics

1921-1980

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

Orthopaedics

1940-1960

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

Orthopaedics

1890-1920

Spoon adapted for use with a mechanical substitute for the arms, United Kingdom, 1919

Orthopaedics

1919

'Invacar' invalid carriage, England, 1950-1959

Orthopaedics

1950-1960

The mechanical substitute for the arms, United Kingdom, 1919

Orthopaedics

1919

CO2 gas-powered artificial arms, Roehampton, England, 1963

Orthopaedics

1963

A pair of arms made for a 2 year old girl who was

Orthopaedics

1959

Collapsible chair, Essex, England, 1937-1939

Orthopaedics

1937-1939

'Model 1' EPIC, (electrically propelled indoor chair), Thames Ditton, England, 1973-1976

Orthopaedics

1973-1976

Gripping device used with an artificial arm, Europe, 1899

Orthopaedics

1899

Artificial arms, Roehampton, England, 1957-1967

Orthopaedics

1957-1967

Artificial arm, Roehampton, England, 1964

Orthopaedics

1964

Left above knee peg leg made from leather and wood in Stalag VIIIB/344

Orthopaedics

1940

Artificial leg, Roehampton, England, 1961

Orthopaedics

1961

Pair of child’s leg supports, possibly French, 1601-1650

Orthopaedics

1601-1650

Artificial hand and forearm, 1601-1700

Orthopaedics

1601-1700

Turner-type knee splint, London, England, 1915-1918

Orthopaedics

1915-1918

Ivory artificial nose, Europe, 1701-1800

Orthopaedics

1701-1800

Artificial leg, Europe, 1914-1918

Orthopaedics

1914-1918

Thomas-type leg splint, Europe, 1901-1920

Orthopaedics

1901-1920

Artificial left hand, Birmingham, England, 1914-1920

Orthopaedics

1914-1920

Artificial right leg, Paris, France, 1946

Orthopaedics

1946

Iron artificial arm, Europe, 1501-1562

Orthopaedics

1510-1562

Artificial left leg, London, England, 1861-1920

Orthopaedics

1861-1920

Pair of artificial legs for a child affected by the drug thalidomide

Orthopaedics

1968-1972

Plaster casts of a child patient's feet, Hampshire, England, 1967

Orthopaedics

1967

Wheelchair, United Kingdom, 1910-1920

Orthopaedics

1910-1920

Five CO2 gas cylinders, 1962-1963

Orthopaedics

1963

Ceramic teaching doll showing treatment for polio, England, 1930-1950

Orthopaedics

1930-1950

Ceramic teaching doll to show prospective treatments, England, 1930-1950

Orthopaedics

1930-1950

Child's wheelchair, England, 1940-1960

Orthopaedics

1940-1960

Doll lying in bed to demonstrate medical treatment to children, England, 1930-1950

Orthopaedics

1930-1950

Child's short leg iron with shoe, England, 1960-1980

Orthopaedics

1960-1980

Combined knife and fork, Europe, 1914-1918

Orthopaedics

1914-1918

Artificial right leg, England, 1894

Orthopaedics

1894

Artificial leg, England, 1928

Orthopaedics

1928

Child-size metal leg extension splint, England, 1940-1960

Orthopaedics

1940-1960

Clothes peg for use with a mechanical substitute for the arms, United Kingdom, 1919

Orthopaedics

1919

Writing sample created using the Mechanical substitute for the arms, United Kingdom, 1919

Orthopaedics

1919

Cauet artificial hand

Orthopaedics

1914-1918

Foot support, France, 1870-1890

Orthopaedics

1870-1890