Canvas straitjacket for adults, London, England, 1930-1960
1930-1960
Leather truncheon used at Narborough Mental Asylum
1901-1930
Fowler's phrenological head
1879-1896
Children's Apperception Test, Australia, 1950
1950
Papier mache model of human eye
1913
Fechner's double sound pendulum for testing aural discrimination
1898-1908
Stadiometer
1965
Phrenological head, microcephalic
1820-1830
Conditioned Reflex Analogue, ‘CORA’, England, 1950-1953
1950-1953
Patient register
1900-1970
Cybernetic tortoise, developed to help with studies on brain function
1950-1952
Plaster phrenological head of Sir William Edward Parry
1827-1850
Earthenware Phrenological Bust
1860-1896
Canvas restraint jacket for children
1930-1960
Device for recording warder patrols in a Lunatic Asylum
1877-1897
Set of sixty miniature heads used in phrenology
1831
Phrenological (Spreading) Calipers
1820-1850
Porcelain Phrenological Head, British, 1801-1900
1801-1900
Phrenological head of William Dodd
1810-1830
Key made by psychiatric patient
1900-1960
Piano-shaped cigarette case
1920-1970
Phrenological head
'A Phrenological Chart of Character', booklet, London, England, 1879-1921
1879-1921
Phrenological head, possibly of Francis Gall
1800-1899
Zinc sand tray for Lowenfield's 'World Technique' therapy
1926-1934
Toy car used in experiments on the gender behaviour of children
1990-2000
Block and picture pattern test setting book
Broca goniometer for measuring angles of the face
1862-1900
Pearwood snuff box stamped with skulls
1796-1815
Oval dynamometer with central scale with indicator
1840-1880
Plaster death mask of Prof. Max Neuburger (1868-1955)
1955
Bird cage from Sussex Lunatic Asylum
1872
Face mask used to study the illusion of depth reversal
1992-1997
Phrenological head of unidentified individual
1824
'Form M Revised Stanford-Binet Scales', IQ test, United States, 1937
1937-1960
Paul F Gachet's door plate, France, 1870-1909
1870-1909
Freud electronic laughing ball
1990-96
Alarm whistle for use by psychiatric warders
1890-1914
Time register, or ‘Pegging Clock’
1900-1939
Phrenological head
1821
Leather belt with keys, used by State Registered Mental Nurse
1940-1970
Stained plaster phrenological bust
1821
Half set of gold electrodes
1962
Geodesic dEEG sensor net
2010
'Playskool' jigsaw puzzle in frame
1997-2000
Toy fire truck used in experiments on the gender behaviour of children
1997-2000
Calliper used to measure head size
1886-1927
Craniometer, stainless steel
1874-1902
Time register for recording asylum warder patrols
1870-1899
Phrenological head of Francis Gall
1823