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Pewter teapot, with straight and turned wooden handle, 1701-1750

1701-1750

Small amputation saw by Braun, c.1730

1701-1800

Cat-o-nine Tails, United Kingdom, 1700-1850

1700-1850

Amputation saw by Stodart, London c.1800

1750-1850

Amputation knife by Fannin, Dublin, c. 1830

1801-1880

Steel cork drawer with pivoted cross-wise wedge at end

1780-1880

Ceramic pestle with wood handle

1870-1930

Violet ray apparatus

1900-1940

Pewter enema syringe

Electrode for Grigg's magnetoelectric machine

Interrupter, by G. and Adolphus Gaiffe

1870-1910

Razor (or small pocket knife)

1701-1860

Wood-handled ivory back scratcher

1701-1800

Razor, folding, steel with wooden handle

1701-1880

Cut-throat razor

1860-1920

Vessel

1750-1900

Young optometer, in case

Leather slave whip

1801-1900

Knout, allegedly used in a Siberian prison

1701-1900

Earthing loop, English, c.1900

1880-1920

Wooden ball massager

1860-1920

Amputation knife, by Brand, c.1800

1750-1850

Amputation knife, c.1830, from Cock collection

1801-1850

Amputation knife by Laundy, c.1800

1783-1819

Trocar, steel, with wooden handle

1850-1920

Model of a Morell-type tourniquet, London, England, 1925-1935

1925-1935

Metacarpal, bow-frame saw, c. 1850

1801-1900

Metacarpal saw, c. 1850

1781-1880

Benjamin Bell-type metacarpal amputation saw, Europe, 1780-1850

1780-1850

Metacarpal bow-frame amputation saw, c. 1850

1801-1900

Small metacarpal saw, c. 1880

1801-1900

Metacarpal saw

1801-1900

Curved bladder trocar

1701-1900

Curved bladder trocar

1850-1910

Amputation knive by Stodart, c.1800

1787-1839

Amputation knife, by Maw, c.1850

1830-1900

Amputation knive by Evans, in case, c.1850

1801-1900

Amputation knife, c.1850

1801-1880

Small amputation knife by Gerguson

1822-1859

Bow frame amputation saw, Europe, 1575-1585

1575-1585

Trocar with silver cannula and wooden handle in fish skin case

1701-1850

Brain knife, c. 1850

1750-1850

Bau-frame amputation saw, c. 1700

1651-1750

Amputation saw, c. 1800

1750-1850

Metacarpal bow-trane amputation saw, c. 1750

1701-1800

Trocar, steel, with wooden handle

1701-1870

Amputation saw by Simpson, c. 1830

1780-1880

Steel trocar and screw cannula with wooden handle

1851-1920

Amputation knife by Simpson, c. 1800

1788-1863

Amputation knife, or catlin, by Maw c. 1850

1807-1901