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Therapeutics

These objects offer a hugely varied and rich source of material culture with a focus on physical therapies, from 18th century quackery and once orthodox practices like bloodletting to massage and other current treatments.

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Cardiospasm dilator

Therapeutics

1925-1940

"Poppin" collecting box for "Scope"

Therapeutics

1970-1979

Glass leech tube, England, 1801-1900

Therapeutics

1801-1900

Scarificator with sixteen lancets, French, 19th ce

Therapeutics

1801-1900

Charity bell

Therapeutics

1962-1994

Box of laminaria tents, United Kingdom, 1871-1900

Therapeutics

1871-1900

‘Hodge No 5’ supportive pessary, United Kingdom, 1870-1930

Therapeutics

1870-1930

Stretcher bearer's instrument case, England, 1900-1914

Therapeutics

1900-1914

Automatic lancet, cased, Europe, 1801-1851

Therapeutics

1801-1851

Pessary, supportive, "Ramses", German, in cardboar

Therapeutics

1870-1930

Exercise 'horse', Hildburghausen, Germany, 1870-1930

Therapeutics

1870-1930

Medical diapason, mounted for electrical use, wood

Therapeutics

1890-1910

Atomizer, made by De Vilbiss, USA, 1909

Therapeutics

1909
Implantable cardiac pacemaker by Telectronics, Sydney, Australia 1980-1990

Implantable cardiac pacemaker by Telectronics, Syd

Therapeutics

1980-1990

Boxwood ointment introducer, Ryall's pattern, by A

Therapeutics

1870-1914

Scarificator, brass, rusted, British, 19th century

Therapeutics

1801-1900

Egg stand for one-armed men

Therapeutics

1914-1918

12 hypodermic needles, "Star"

Therapeutics

1960-1975

Hypodermic syringe, 2ml, for insulin, glass and ch

Therapeutics

1960-1970

Pessary, supportive, Thomas, tin, English, 1870-19

Therapeutics

1870-1930

Induction coil, multi-core with brass cover, outer

Therapeutics

1850

Dynamopath electromedical apparatus

Therapeutics

1900-1930

Four books of twenty five wound tags, Germany, 1914-1918

Therapeutics

1914-1918

Pewter enema syringe, piston-action, Swiss, 18th o

Therapeutics

1701-1900

Silver lancet case, empty

Therapeutics

1833

Oxygen Cylinders

Therapeutics

1914-1918

Atomiser, made by Whitall Tatum Company, in box, U

Therapeutics

Insulin PassPort patch system, United States, 2007

Therapeutics

2007

Long brass conducting rod(?) with chalk rod inside

Therapeutics

1880-1890

6 lancets including one by Criebel, one by Hunzing

Therapeutics

1801-1900

Vaporizer, France, 1850-1940

Therapeutics

1850-1940

Child-size protective goggles for use during ultra-violet light therapy, London, England, 1930-1935

Therapeutics

1930-1935

Pewter enema syringe, London, England, 1822-1846

Therapeutics

1822-1846

Pocket inhaler, London, England, 1901-1918

Therapeutics

1901-1918

Electrogalvanic amulets, 1870-1935.

Therapeutics

1870-1910

Biopsy needle, London, England, 1980

Therapeutics

1980

Electrostatic machine, London, England, 1801-1820

Therapeutics

1801-1820

Enema syringe, London, England, 1866-1927

Therapeutics

1866-1927

Enema set with large syringe, 2 tubes, 3 nozzles,

Therapeutics

1844-1883

Stomach pump, with syringe and tube in case, by Mi

Therapeutics

1865-1875
Magneto electric therapy apparatus, hand cranked, by Maw and Thompson, of London, 1870-1905

Magneto electric therapy apparatus

Therapeutics

1870-1905

Lancet, steel, in tortoiseshell sheath, by Evans o

Therapeutics

1701-1800

Cupping set

Therapeutics

1860-1875

Pessary, supportive, crutch cradle, vulcanite, by

Therapeutics

1870-1930

Domestic enema, London, England, 1831-1835

Therapeutics

1831-1835

Part of ventilator, rubber tube bound with brass w

Therapeutics

1780

Galvanic Pulvermacher belt, English(?), or French(

Therapeutics

1880-1920
Mechanical massager, Dr. Macaura's blood circulator, made by British Appliances Manufacturing Co., Leeds, English, 1890-1910

Dr Macaura’s blood circulator

Therapeutics

1890-1910

Litepod SAD lamp

Therapeutics

2013

Zwanke's stem pessary, metal, second half 19th cen

Therapeutics

1851-1900