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Plaster cast arm splint worn by a child with polio

1942-1948

Splint made from dried grass

1914-1918

Padded right boot with leg splint, Rome, Italy, 1914-1918

1914-1918

Prometheus Traction Splint™, 2015

2015

Small splint - Indian or Tibetan

1801-1925

Small splint - Indian or Tibetan

1801-1925

Splint - Indian or Tibetan

1801-1925

Splint - Indian or Tibetan

1801-1925

Splint - Indian or Tibetan

1801-1925

Splint - Indian or Tibetan

1801-1925

Splint - Indian or Tibetan

1801-1925

Child-size metal leg extension splint, England, 1940-1960

1940-1960

Wrist and hand splint, England, 1960-1980

1960-1980

Splint for treatment of congenital dislocation of the hips in infancy

1960-1980

Barlow cruciform infant splint

1970-1985

Wooden splint

1890-1930

Leg and ankle splint, England, 1940-1960

1940-1960

Child's short leg iron with shoe, England, 1960-1980

1960-1980

Child's adjustable metal lower leg iron, with shoe, England, 1940-1960

1940-1960

Palm splint, England, 1960-1980

1960-1980

Finger splint, England, 1960-1980

1960-1980

Frac Immobiliser splint

1992-1999

Four arm splints of varying construction, worn by children with polio

1942-1948

Intraoral splint

1917-1920

Padded left boot with leg splint, Rome, Italy, 1914-1918

1914-1918

Small splint - Indian or Tibetan

1801-1925

Splint - Indian or Tibetan

1801-1925

Small splint - Indian or Tibetan

1801-1925

Small splint - Indian or Tibetan

1801-1925

Small splint - Indian or Tibetan

1801-1925

Splint - Indian or Tibetan

1801-1925

Metal leg splint, Europe, 1915-1918

1915-1918

Splint, ivory, oval

4000-3001

Metal leg splint, Europe, 1915-1918

1915-1918

Turner-type knee splint, London, England, 1915-1918

1915-1918

Arm splint worn by a child with polio

1942-1948

Leather and canvas arm splint worn by a child with polio

1942-1948

Arm splint, worn by a child with polio

1942-1948
Two intraoral splints, mandibular, for mandibular fracture, silver gilt, made at Queen Mary's Hospital, Sidcup, south east London, a hospital specialising in facial injuries opened in 1917 to treat casualties from the First World War, 1914-1918.

Two intraoral splints

1917-1920
Five metal splints, iron gauze, European, 1900 to 1918

Five metal splints

1900-1918
Splint for curvature of leg, by Packham of Exeter, 1830-1920

Splint for curvature of leg

1830-1920
First aid splint, softwood, London South Eastern & Chatham Railway

First Aid splint

First aid splint, softwood, London South Eastern & Chatham Railway

First Aid splint

First aid splint, softwood, London South Eastern & Chatham Railway

First Aid splint

First aid splint, softwood, London South Eastern & Chatham Railway

First Aid splint

First aid splint, softwood with tinned iron sleeve, London South Eastern & Chatham Railway

First Aid splint

Gauge, to set width of 16 inches, softwood, thought to be first aid splint, South Eastern & Chatham Railway, 1900-1923.

gauge splint

1900-1923
Three splints, two of aluminium and leather, and one of padded metal, c. 1960

Three splints

1956-1965
Emergency splint set, consisting of five wooden splints and two pieces of plastic covered padding, by F.W. Equipment Co. Ltd., English, c. 1980

Emergency splint set

1980
First aid splint, softwood with tinned iron sleeve, London South Eastern & Chatham Railway

First Aid splint