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Clamp on long metal bar from traction Apparatus

Beam clamp with two milled nuts

Metal clamp from the 3-foot geodetic theodolite

1791

Cross clamp

Toolholder with clamps for square

Winding rope cappel in box

Clamp, probably for wire rope

girder cleat or clamp

Hoffman Tubing Clamp

1890-1930

Steel and aluminium clamp, for Beardmore Heavy Oil diesel engine, from Airship R. 101

1928

Haemorrhoidal Clamp

1880-1920

Clamp for transfusion/donation equipment by Capon Heaton

1969

Spencer Wells-type obstetrics clamp, Paris, France, 1870-1900

1870-1900

Doyen-type clamp used in hysterectomy, Paris, France, 1880-1910

1880-1910

Baker-Brown-type cautery clamp, Paris, France, 1867-1900

1867-1900

Koeberlé-type obstetric clamp, Paris, France, 1870-1900

1870-1900

Stomach crushing clamp

1920-1935

Metal clamp from the 3-foot geodetic theodolite

1791

Three table backboard brass clamps

Rectangular clamp with milled thumb screw

Adjustable swivel clamp with square section sleeve pieces

Laboratory Support Ring

1880-1940

Rail chairs or saddles

Telephone Linesman's Tensioning Clamp

1925-1935

Perrocolor Slide Mounting Binder Locking Clamp

Rail points clamp

3 Surgical clamps. Made by Downs Surgical Ltd. Mitcham, Surrey, England.

3 Surgical clamps

3 Brock Clamps. Made by Downs Surgical Ltd. Mitcham, Surrey, England

3 Brock Clamps

Clamp with black handle. Made by Downs Surgical Ltd. Mitcham, Surrey, England

Clamp with black handle

Resistance box and three photometric lamps

Resistance box and three photometric lamps

Bonney's myomectomy clamp, stainless steel, by Downs Surgical Ltd., England, 1980. For removal of a portion of muscle or muscular tissue, or removal of a myomatous (tumour containing muscle tissue) tumour, generally uterine, usually by abdominal section, leaving the uterus in place.

Bonney's myomectomy clamp

1980

Planet motor arc lamp

Planet motor arc lamp

Apparatus for fixation of the leg bone, incorporating Kirschner stirrups and with leg bone in position for demonstration purposes, manufactured by Down Bros., London, from the Lord Mayor Treloar Orthopaedic Hospital, Alton, Hampshire, England, 1960-1980

Apparatus for the fixation of the leg bone, London, England, 1960-1980

1960-1980

Two clamps with knurled retaining bolts

Two clamps with knurled retaining bolts

One steel clamp; circular in shape, with turnable handle. Manufactured by P&B

Steel clamp

Clamp for tubs to engage with endless haulage ropeways in coal mines, made by Smallman

coal mining clamp

5 pairs of tongs; 2 clamps; 3/8" bar scratcher; bent-up hook; 2 ladles ; torch bracket all probably associated with /2

Tongs, clamps and other items

Padded clamps for holding small child by the waist; adjustable for height, angle and seperation, for fitting to studio chair.

Studio 'baby clamp'

Clamp. Manufacturer and date unknown.

Clamp. Manufacturer and date unknown

Ball and socket head with tripod bush and felt lined clamp. Eastman Kodak.

Kodak Ball and Socket Camera Clamp

Clamp for telescope.

Clamp for telescope

5x 9" Clamps. Made by Downs Surgical Ltd. Mitcham, Surrey, England

Clamps

3 Cooley Medium Clamps, with a curved tip. Made by Downs Surgical Ltd. Mitcham, Surrey, England

3 Cooley Medium Clamps

3 Blalock clamps straight, 9/16. Made by Downs Surgical Ltd. Mitcham, Surrey, England

3 Blalock clamps straight

Two Debakey Aorta Clamps 10 1/4" Atraugrip. Made by Downs Surgical Ltd. Mitcham, Surrey, England.

Two Debakey Aorta Clamps 10 1/4" Atraugrip. Made by Downs Surgical Ltd. Mitcham

Clamp for tubs to engage with endless haulage ropeways in coal mines, made by Smallman

coal mining clamp

Retaining device, coal mining use

Retaining device

One clamp for securing tuning fork. Would have been attached to either metal components part 17 or 18. Associated with three large tuning forks by Koenig, Paris, France, for interference experiments.

Clamp associated with three large tuning forks by Koenig

Three clamps, coal mining use.

Three clamps, coal mining use.