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Medical case containing textile thread and plaster

Fenwal triple blood pack for storage of whole blood used in transfusions

1993-1994

Orthoptic equipment for testing eyesight of diabetics, by Hamblin, London

Orthoptic equipment for testing eyesight of diabetics, London

Surgeon’s fingercots in circular box, by Durex, from doctor’s bag, English, 1925-1935

Surgeon’s fingercots, from doctor’s bag, English, 1925-1935

1925-1935

Circular metal box containing orange rubber o-rings, by Archibald Young and Son, Edinburgh, Scotland, United Kingdom, from doctor’s bag, English, 1925-1935

Box of rubber o-rings, from doctor’s bag, English, 1925-1935

1925-1935

Glass dropper (or potentially syringe) with rubber bulb, from doctor’s bag, English, 1925-1935

Glass dropper, from doctor’s bag, English, 1925-1935

1925-1935

Compressed wool, absorbent cotton wool, 1 oz, from doctor’s bag, English, 1925-1935

Compressed wool, from doctor’s bag, English, 1925-1935

1925-1935

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