Image
Category
Collection
Object type
Maker
Place of origin
Date

Jeffreys respirator for the relief of lung disorders

1836-1900

Part of wreath sent by Napoleon, France and Italy, 1814-1815

1814-1815

Mackensie septum resection knife in wooden box

1939-1945

Set of scales

1750-1850

Acufirm lumbar puncture set

1930-1943

Flat rectangular Vesta match box of metal with hinged lid

1900-1910

Interference phase contrast equipment in wooden box

1970-1985

Set of apothecary's scales

1750-1850

Anti-streptococci serum, France, 1888-1932

1888-1932

Female ivory anatomical figure, Europe, undated

undated

'Oxypathor', oxygen absorption machine, Canada, 1911-1915

1910-1920

Tuberculin syringe

1901-1930

Ophthalmoscope, the New Era Practitioner

1967

Potassium bichromate battery, for a galvanic cautery, 2 multi-plate cells and rubber bulb in rectangular box, made by Charles Chardin, Paris, French, 1880-1890

Potassium bichromate battery

1880-1890

Fitted box of ampoules of pharmaceuticals for dental use, no.40, by Parke Davis and Co., London, 1920-1940

Fitted box of ampoules of pharmaceuticals for dental use

1920-1940

Set of scales with brass stand which screws into top of box, steel, beam, glass pans with various weights, Europe, 1801-1900

Set of scales

1801-1900

Single ear defender, the other is missing, made of vulcanite, in tin box with instructions, 1915 pattern, as supplied to the Royal Navy and also used by other British forces during the First World War, made by Mallock-Armstrong, 5 Carteret Street, Westminster, London, England.

Ear defenders

1915-1918

"Holophot" photomicroscope with tuiple revolving nosepiece, mechanical stage, 6 objectives, 10 eyepieces and plate camera, without lamp, by W. Watson & Sons Limited, English, 1955-1960

"Holophot" photomicroscope with tuiple revolving nosepiece

1955-1960

Two boxes of glass synoptophores

Two boxes of glass synoptophores

Five intestinal motility records each comprising record, together with 13 associated offprints documenting the motility studies of Dr. Ritchie and the Nuffield Dept. of Clinical Medicine, Oxford, 1961-1973

Five intestinal motility records each comprising record

1969-1970