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Packets of hypodermic needles, Germany, 1914-1918

Packets of hypodermic needles, Germany, 1914-1918

1914-1918

Spinal needle, London, England, 1914-1918

Spinal needle, London, England, 1914-1918

1914-1918

Hypodermic needles

Hypodermic needles

1976

Twelve hypodermic needles, China, 1994

Twelve hypodermic needles, China, 1994

1994

8 Auto-Syringe micro-volume infusion needles

8 Auto-Syringe micro-volume infusion needles

Hypodermic needles in box

Hypodermic needles in box

1901-1970

Hypodermic needles in box

Hypodermic needles in box

1901-1970

Hypodermic needles in box

Hypodermic needles in box

1901-1970

Hypodermic needles in box

Hypodermic needles in box

1901-1970

Dozen hypodermic needles in box

Dozen hypodermic needles in box

1901-1970

Hypodermic needles in box

Hypodermic needles in box

1901-1970

Hypodermic needles in box

Hypodermic needles in box

1901-1970

Hypodermic syringe

Hypodermic syringe

1941-1970

Metal tube

Metal tube

1941-1970

8 hypodermic syringe needles

8 hypodermic syringe needles

1970-1990

Hypodermic needles in box

Hypodermic needles in box

1901-1970

Hypodermic needles in box

Hypodermic needles in box

1901-1970

Interchangeable graduated hypodermic syringes

Interchangeable graduated hypodermic syringes

1941-1970

Interchangeable steel hypodermic needles, dental

Interchangeable steel hypodermic needles, dental

1901-1970

Graduated interchangeable hypodermic syringes

Graduated interchangeable hypodermic syringes

1941-1970

Component of Pur-in-Pen insulin injection device

Component of Pur-in-Pen insulin injection device

1992

One single use BD Microlance 3 hypodermic needle, 21 gauge, with a green hub. Made available by Sutherland Health Ltd. to intravenous drug users by 'The Caravan' project of St Mary's Hospital, Paddington, London, 1995.

Single use hypodermic needle, 21 gauge in sterile pack

1995

One single use Monoject hypodermic needle, 25 gauge, with an orange hub, by Sherwood Medical. Made available by Sutherland Health Ltd. to intravenous drug users by 'The Caravan' project of St Mary's Hospital, Paddington, London, 1995.

Single use Monoject hypodermic needle, 25 gauge

1995

Two steel hypodermic needles. 43 mmx 8 mm, 2g each. Parke, Davis and Company Inc., American, 1885-1920.

Two steel hypodermic needles. 43 mmx 8 mm

1885-1920

Hypodermic needle with measured quantity of injection, England, 1908-1920. Used by Dr. Wrigley.

Hypodermic needle with measured quantity of injection

1908-1920

Hypodermic needle with measured quantity of injection, England, 1908-1920. Used by Dr. Wrigley.

Hypodermic needle with measured quantity of injection

1908-1920

Hypodermic needle with measured quantity of injection, England, 1908-1920. Used by Dr. Wrigley.

Hypodermic needle with measured quantity of injection

1908-1920

Hypodermic needle with measured quantity of injection, England, 1908-1920. Used by Dr. Wrigley.

Hypodermic needle with measured quantity of injection

1908-1920

Needle in glass container, with rubber stopper, for "Viule" cartridge syringe, in metal case, Boots, England, United Kingdom, 1960-1975

Needle in glass container for "Viule" cartridge syringe

1960-1975

Two hypodermic needles in a tube, probably German, 1905-1914

Two hypodermic needles in a tube, probably German, 1905-1914

Hypodermic needle, probably German, 1905-1914

Hypodermic needle, probably German, 1905-1914

Hypodermic needle, probably German, 1905-1914

Hypodermic needle, probably German, 1905-1914

Needle in glass container, with rubber stopper, for "Viule" cartridge syringe, in metal case, Boots, England, United Kingdom, 1960-1975

Needle in glass container for "Viule" cartridge syringe

1960-1975