Lancet owned by Edward Jenner

Public Health & Hygiene

1720-1800

Saw used to amputate the bones in the hand, Europe, 1770-1790

Surgery

1770-1790

Small amputation saw by Braun, c.1730

Surgery

1701-1800

Lancet

Therapeutics

1700-1900

Table knife, with ivory handle, 1601-1701

Wellcome (general)

Lancet

Therapeutics

1700-1900

Amputation saw by Stodart, London c.1800

Surgery

1750-1850

Bow-frame amputation saw, Europe, 1601-1700

Surgery

1601-1700

Amputation saw, London, England, 1823-1829

Surgery

1823-1829

Amputation knife, Europe, 1501-1600

Surgery

1501-1600

Bleeding lancet, for horse, steel and tortoiseshel

Veterinary Medicine

1830-1880

Amputation saw by Young, Edinburgh, c.1800

Surgery

1801-1890

Amputation saw, reputed to have been the property of George 'Graveyard' Walker, United Kingdom, 1800-1884

Surgery

1800-1884

Bow frame amputation saw, Europe, 1601-1700

Surgery

1601-1700

Amputation saws and bullet extractors, 16th-18th century.

Surgery

1651-1751

Set of six vaccinators, France, 1860-1871

Public Health & Hygiene

1860-1871

Horsley-type skull saw, London, England, 1900-1926

Surgery

1900-1926

Bow-frame amputation saw, Europe, 1601-1700

Surgery

1601-1700

Trocar, steel, with white metal cannula and ebony

Surgery

1851-1910

Veterinary fleam for letting blood, specifically f

Veterinary Medicine

1800-1825

Bow-frame amputation saw, c. 1680

Surgery

1651-1750

Bow-frame amputation saw by Collin, Paris, c. 1880

Surgery

1860-1900

Small amputation saw with detachable blade by Maw,

Surgery

1801-1900

Razor

Public Health & Hygiene

1901-1920

Automatic lancet, cased, Europe, 1801-1851

Therapeutics

1801-1851

Amputation knife by Eberle A'ddore, 1701-1800

Surgery

Straight folding bistoury, steel with tortoiseshel

Surgery

1840-1890

Bow frame amputation saw, Spain, 1601-1700

Surgery

1601-1700

Bow frame amputation saw, Europe, 1575-1585

Surgery

1575-1585

Scissors, elaborate exhibition piece, steel with gilt brass handle in form of a dagger, 1850-1900

Wellcome (general)

1851-1900

Meat mincer

Nursing & Hospital Furnishings

1890-1930

Amputation knife, or catlin by Charriere, c.1850

Surgery

1780-1880

Verduin's amputation knife by Lion, 1601-1750

Surgery

1601-1750

Benjamin Bell-type metacarpal amputation saw, Europe, 1780-1850

Surgery

1780-1850

Small bow-frame amputation saw, handle missing, c.

Surgery

1801-1900

Spratley-type vaccinator, York, England, 1820-1910

Public Health & Hygiene

1820-1910

Amputation knife by Stodart, c. 1800

Surgery

1787-1839

Amputation knife by Weiss, c.1880

Surgery

1801-1900

Amputation knife by Baker, 1801-1900

Surgery

1765-1894

Amputation knives by Weiss, c.1850

Surgery

1801-1900

Bow-frame amputation saw, Europe, 1701-1800

Surgery

1701-1800

Cut-throat steel razor, owned by Lord Nelson, England, 1780-1805

Public Health & Hygiene

1780-1805

Amputation knife by Maddox, c. 1800

Surgery

Weir vaccinator, Europe, 1831-1870

Public Health & Hygiene

1831-1870

Hand-held vegetable cutter, 1880-1900

Domestic Appliances

1880-1900

Trocar, steel, with brass ferrule and ebony handle

Surgery

1701-1900

Adam's periosteotomy saw, for subcutaneous divisio

Surgery

1801-1900

Trocar, steel with brass ferrule and ebony handle,

Surgery

1701-1900

Metacarpal saw, with hinged moveable back, ebony h

Surgery

1801-1900

Trocar, steel, with ebony handle, European, 1801-1

Surgery

1801-1900