Pair of artificial/prosthetic legs for a teenage boy living with thalidomide impairments Orthopaedics 1975
Prototype myoelectric hand, Mark 3, with cable attachement, primarily designed and developed by Peter Kyberd as part of the Southampton Hand project at the School of Electronics and Computer Science, University of Southampton, England, 1977-1990 Prototype myoelectric hand Orthopaedics 1977-1990
Round plain-hook, for agricultural use. Heavy-duty fixed spline adaptor. Made by Mckay c.1919. Round plain hook attachment Orthopaedics circa 1919
Spoon adapted for use with a mechanical substitute for the arms, United Kingdom, 1919 Orthopaedics 1919
Pair of carbon dioxide powered prosthetic/artificial arms made for a child living with upper limb thalidomide impairments, made of metal and plastic, in England, 1965-1970. Pair of artificial/prosthetic arms for a child living with thalidomide impairments, 1965-1970 Orthopaedics 1965-1970
Left above knee peg leg made from leather and wood in Stalag VIIIB/344 (Lamsdorf) during World War II Orthopaedics 1940
'Model 1' EPIC, (electrically propelled indoor chair), Thames Ditton, England, 1973-1976 Orthopaedics 1973-1976