Phenomena of Nature: The breaking up of ice-floes
1849
Phenomena of Nature: Water Spouts
1849
Moon by James Nasmyth
1849
Phenomena of Nature: Glaciers
1849
Phenomena of Nature: The Prairie on fire
1849
Phenomena of Nature: Natural Bridges
1849
Phenomena of Nature: Coral Reefs
1849
Compound Microscope with display case and storage case
1855
Testing Apparatus- "V&M" Hydrant Flow Gauge & Mains Testing Outfit in a wooden chest case
circa 1848
Silver vinaigrette
1843
Silver vinaigrette
1847
Silver gilt vinaigrette
1851
Silver vinaigrette
1850
Gilt perfume case
1849
Cast iron Columbian printing press
circa 1850
verification hole punch
1855
Geo. Stephenson
1849
One framed copy "Print of Paddington Station in 1850"
1850
Alabaster mortar
2000-1350
Copy of clay liver used for divination, original from Babylon, 2050-1750 BCE
2050-1750 BCE
Pewter enemea syringe
1852
Japanned reservoir enema syringe
1850-1856
Harpenden pocket stadiometer sent out to Ludlow Boys' School as part of a series of nationwide measurements
1972-3
Plano-convex brick, Ubaid, Iraq, c 2500 BC.
2500 BCE
Small stone scarab pierced longitudinally with flat base engraved with design of standing harpist and seated figure
2000-1000
Length of red silk ribbon worn as a belt to promote general good health
1880-120
Four lancets
1843
Silver lancet case, empty
1843
Catheter, female, silver, made in London, 1856
1856
Ice-skate of about 1854-1856
1854-1856
Ice skate of about 1850
circa 1850
Vectis, Lowndes, folding type
1852-1855
Haighton obstetrical forceps
1870-1850
Silver lancet case, empty
1854
Silver lancet case, empty
1857
Three lancets
1848
2 lancets
1847
Clay tobacco pipe
1860-1715
Forceps, bone cutting
1848
Staffordshire cup
1847
2 lancets
1849
Lancet, steel and tortoiseshell
1844
Oesophageal forceps Durham's
1871-1830
Biscuit tray of gutta-percha
circa 1851
Glucometer (c. 1850) signed J LONG LONDON. NO. 4434
1850
Double-ended dental pelican
1851-1800
Silver sick siphon, London, England, 1843
1843
Turn pin spectacles
1845
Skull elevator for cranial surgery by Stodart of London
1878-1839
Brass saccharometer by R.B. Bate
1915-1825