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Leather doctor's bag with contents, English, 1890-1930.

Leather doctor's bag and contents, belonged to Prof. John Hill Abram (1863-1933), English, 1890-1930, owned and used, by English pathologist, Professor of medicine at Liverpool University; bag made by Finnigans Ltd.

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Bistoury and gum lancet

Graduated syringe

Spirit burner for sterilising

Scalpel, double-ended

Graduated syringe

Pair of blank glass microscope slides

Two biconvex lenses

Tongue depressor

Ophthalmoscope, simple

Binaural phonendoscope

Fergusson's monaural stethoscope

Drug and iodine tincture

Artery forceps

Artery forceps

Surgeon's glove

Leather surgical instrument case

Lancet, cased

Ophthalmoscope, De Zeng's

Bistoury and probe

3, endolytic tubes

The Ever-Ready dry battery. boxed

Catgut, aseptic

Two surgeon's needles

Silver nitrate pencil

Binaural stethoscope, by Alexander and Fowler, English, 1890-1930

Binaural stethoscope

1890-1930
Glass phial with cork stopper of 25 1/4 gr. Morphine Sulphate hypodermic tablets. 45 mm long, 2g. Dispensed by Clay & Abraham, Ltd. Chemists, Liverpool, Manufactured by Parke, Davis and Co., London, 1890-1930.

Glass phial of morphine sulphate tablets

1890-1930
Small glass phial with cork stopper of morphine sulphate hypodermic tablets. 74 mm long, 1g. Burroughs Wellcome and Co., London, 1890-1930.

Glass phial of morphine sulphate tablets

1890-1930
German, hypodermic tablets, in phial

German, hypodermic tablets

Hypodermic tablets, in phial

Hypodermic tablets

Drug and atropine sulphate hypoderrmic tablets, in phial

Drug and atropine sulphate hypoderrmic tablets