Shop round, clear glass, half full of dark liquid, for vinegar of squill, 190 mm x 78 mm diameter; rim: 37 mm diameter, English. Inscribed with 'ACET:SCILL:' Painted black lettering on curved gold panel, red and black edging on sides and lower border. 19th century Shop round of vinegar of squill 1801-1900
Newman Sinclair Autokine 35mm cine camera, serial no 488, with 28mm f2 Cooke Speed Panchro lens no. 262094; Ross xpress 4" f3,5 panchron lens no. 187902 (plate no. 695); Ross Xpress 6" f1 3.5 Panchro lens no. 177164 (plate no. 658) and two 200ft film magazines. Newman Sinclair Autokine 35mm Cine Camera circa 1945
Double barometer and thermometer by Domenico Sala, London, 1751-1800 Double barometer and thermometer by Domenico Sala 1751-1800
Liquid-based cytology kit for cervical screening. Marketed as ThinPrep by the company the kit contains resource pack with CD, two brushes to take cervical samples and one pot of liquid solution (with holder) in which to transfer the sample. Liquid-based cytology kit for cervical screening 1990-2017
Small, blue glass ribbed triangular based bottle, with a paper label and cork stopper (sealed), containing Solution No. 1 - The Eye Drops. Manufactured by Burroughs Wellcome and Company. The solution contains 0.5% of cocaine alkaloid. The state 'To be applied to the affected eyeball by means of the camel hair brush in the bottle'. The preparation is labelled a poison. The bottle probably dates between the Poisons and Pharmacy Act, 1908 and the D.D.A., 1920. Blue glass ribbed triangular based bottle, with a paper label and cork stopper (sealed), containing Solution No. 1 1908-1920
Barometer and thermometer by Isaac Robelou, London, England, 1719 Combined barometer and thermometer, by Isaac Robelou, 1719 1719