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Eye shade

Eye shade

Ophthalmology
Vulcanite nozzle, from irrigation apparatus for an unripe cataract

Vulcanite nozzle, from irrigation apparatus for an

Ophthalmology
Eye patch for one eye

Eye patch for one eye

Ophthalmology
Glass eye dropper

Glass eye dropper

Ophthalmology
Plaster seal, inscribed on three edges, copy, and putty impression, Roman

Plaster seal, inscribed on three edges, copy

Classical & Medieval Medicine
The "Morton" ophthalmoscope with screw on handle, in leather case, belonged to D. Taylor, English, 1920-1950

The "Morton" ophthalmoscope with screw on handle,

Ophthalmology

1920-1950
White metal testing frames, lorgnette type with looped handle, semi-circular cells for lenses, bridge expands to give horizontal movement, English(?), 1900-1930

White metal testing frames, lorgnette type with lo

Ophthalmology

1900-1930
Eyedropper, glass and rubber, in cardboard box, British early 20th century, relic of Dr. Wrigley

Eyedropper, glass and rubber, in cardboard box, Br

Ophthalmology

1901-1930
Single Jackson's crossed cylinder, English(?), 1890-1940

Single Jackson's crossed cylinder, English(?), 189

Ophthalmology

1890-1940
Pair of bottles with eyebath stoppers, in hinged leatherette case, with lock, no key, probably English, 1860-1920

Pair of bottles with eyebath stoppers, in hinged l

Ophthalmology

1860-1920
White metal frame, double drop cells, adjustable for pupil distance, English, 1900-1940

White metal frame, double drop cells, adjustable f

Ophthalmology

1900-1940
Retinoscope, in brass mount with ivory handle, made in England(?), 1880-1920

Retinoscope, in brass mount with ivory handle, mad

Ophthalmology

1880-1920
Glass artificial eye, English(?), 1901-1950

Glass artificial eye, English(?), 1901-1950

Ophthalmology

1901-1950
Metal testing frame, possibly to test vision out of one eye only, English(?), 1900-1914

Metal testing frame, possibly to test vision out o

Ophthalmology

1900-1914
Semi-circular piece of white glass, part of an artificial eye, English(?), 1901-1950

Semi-circular piece of white glass, part of an art

Ophthalmology

1901-1950
Retinoscope, mounted in brass with wire handle, English(?), 1900-1930

Retinoscope, mounted in brass with wire handle, En

Ophthalmology

1900-1930
Retinoscope, glass and brass, with wooden handle, made in England(?) , 1880-1930

Retinoscope, glass and brass, with wooden handle,

Ophthalmology

1880-1930
Glass artificial eye in cardboard box, possibly owned by Mr. Stone, made in England(?), 1880-1950

Glass artificial eye in cardboard box, possibly ow

Ophthalmology

1880-1950
Ophthalmoscope, simple design, steel pear shaped frame with retinal mirror and lens holder pivoted to base, Dr. Desmarre's construction, made by Charriere, French, 1850-1880

Ophthalmoscope, simple design, steel pear shaped f

Ophthalmology

1850-1880
paper packet for enamelled metal optical novelty; packet bears instructions for 'Die 2 Sultane', German, 1850-1900

paper packet for enamelled metal optical novelty;

Ophthalmology

1850-1900
Enamelled metal optical novelty inside paper packet bearing instructions. "Die 2 Sultane", in form of two torsos, novelty German, 1850-1900 (see stroke records)

Enamelled metal optical novelty inside paper packe

Ophthalmology

1850-1900
Eye speculum, possibly English, first half of 19th century

Eye speculum, possibly English, first half of 19th

Ophthalmology

1801-1850
Pair of metal rimmed oval spectacles, with wire mesh protectors, English(?), 1851-1910

Pair of metal rimmed oval spectacles, with wire me

Ophthalmology

1851-1910
White metal trial frames, partially hinged to allow lens inertion into cells (eye pieces not a complete circle of metal), English(?), 1900-1940

White metal trial frames, partially hinged to allo

Ophthalmology

1900-1940
Pair of metal-rimmed oval blue-glass spectacles with hinged wire-mesh shields, English(?), 1871-1910

Pair of metal-rimmed oval blue-glass spectacles wi

Ophthalmology

1871-1910
Pair of blue glass goggles with metal side-shields, English, 1920-1950

Pair of blue glass goggles with metal side-shields

Ophthalmology

1920-1950
Calculating scale for strengths of lenses

Calculating scale for strengths of lenses

Ophthalmology
White glass artificial eye, broken, English (?), 1901-1950

White glass artificial eye, broken, English (?), 1

Ophthalmology

1901-1950
Piece of chamois leather, English, 1851-1930

Piece of chamois leather, English, 1851-1930

Ophthalmology

1851-1930
Pair of steel trial frames, semicircular and single cell, Laidlaw Purves collection, English(?), 1851-1910

Pair of steel trial frames, semicircular and singl

Ophthalmology

1851-1910
White glass artificial eye, broken, English (?), 1901-1950

White glass artificial eye, broken, English (?), 1

Ophthalmology

1901-1950
Ebony nozzle from eye douche, probably English, 1880-1930

Ebony nozzle from eye douche, probably English, 18

Ophthalmology

1880-1930
White glass artificial eye, broken, English (?), 1901-1950

White glass artificial eye, broken, English (?), 1

Ophthalmology

1901-1950
Lens grinding machine, bench mounted, English, 1901-1940

Lens grinding machine, bench mounted, English, 190

Ophthalmology

1901-1940
Wooden rimmed protective spectacles with cloth mask, possibly copy of earlier plague goggles, English, 1801-1930

Wooden rimmed protective spectacles with cloth mas

Ophthalmology

1801-1930
White glass artificial eye, broken, English (?), 1901-1950

White glass artificial eye, broken, English (?), 1

Ophthalmology

1901-1950
Pair of metal-rimmed blue glass protective spectacles with hinged wire mesh sheields at sides,with pull-off cardboard case, English(?), 1901-1940

Pair of metal-rimmed blue glass protective spectac

Ophthalmology

1901-1940
Pair of metal rimmed oval spectacles, with wire mesh protectors, English(?), 1851-1910

Pair of metal rimmed oval spectacles, with wire me

Ophthalmology

1851-1910
White metal trial frames, partially hinged to allow lens insertion [....] cells, English, 1900-1940

White metal trial frames, partially hinged to allo

Ophthalmology

1900-1940
Aluminium(?) halfmoon testing frame, single drop cells with eye shutters, English(?), 1900-1940

Aluminium(?) halfmoon testing frame, single drop c

Ophthalmology

1900-1940
Pair of metal rimmed oval spectacles, with wire mesh protectors, English(?), 1851-1910

Pair of metal rimmed oval spectacles, with wire me

Ophthalmology

1851-1910
Pair of metal rimmed spectacles, with wire mesh protectors, English, 1851-1910

Pair of metal rimmed spectacles, with wire mesh pr

Ophthalmology

1851-1910
Glass eye dropper

Glass eye dropper

Ophthalmology
Cardboard container with glass top, containing loganberry twig and originally spines removed from eye, Bickerton collection, English, 1891-1910

Cardboard container with glass top, containing log

Ophthalmology

1891-1910
Set of 42 pairs of trial lenses, in folding leather case, owned by T.H. Bickerton, Liverpool, English, 1880-1910

Set of 42 pairs of trial lenses, in folding leathe

Ophthalmology

1880-1910
21 eye pads, each boxed, c. 1950, by Britton, Malcolm, from Savory and Moore's shop

21 eye pads, each boxed, c. 1950, by Britton, Malc

Ophthalmology

1941-1970
Condenser stand with lens prism, brass and glass, made by Abraham and Co., Liverpool, 1870-1920

Condenser stand with lens prism, brass and glass,

Ophthalmology

1870-1920
Ophthalmoscope in leather covered case with retinoscope and lens, originally owned by Dr. Basile Scrini, made by E. Peuchat of Paris, supplied by Blondeau, also of Paris, French, 1880-1920

Ophthalmoscope in leather covered case with retino

Ophthalmology

1880-1920
Black leather folding case, for ophthalmoscope which is missing, three lenses and a bone spatula are there, made by Charriere of Paris, 1870-1910

Black leather folding case, for ophthalmoscope whi

Ophthalmology

1870-1910
Five small lenses in pill box, probably English, possibly second half of 19th century

Five small lenses in pill box, probably English, p

Ophthalmology

1851-1900