Small amputation saw by Braun, c.1730
1701-1800
Lancet owned by Edward Jenner
1720-1800
Lancet
1700-1900
Lancet
1700-1900
Amputation saw by Stodart, London c.1800
1750-1850
Concealed steel dagger from a divan crutch
1801-1900
Cut-throat razor
Razor, folding, steel with horn handle
1701-1870
Cut-throat razor
1901-1940
Razor, cut-throat, steel with horn handle
1801-1900
Razor, folding, steel with horn handle
1701-1870
Razor, cut throat
1840-1920
Razor, folding, steel with horn handle
1701-1870
Razor, cut throat
1820-1890
Razor, folding, steel with horn handle
1701-1870
Razor (or small pocket knife)
1701-1860
Razor, folding, steel with wooden handle
1701-1880
Cut-throat razor
1850-1910
Cut-throat razor
1850-1920
Lancet case
1819-1820
Curved blade from amputation knife, c. 1750
Bow frame amputation saw, Spain, 1601-1700
1601-1700
Bow frame amputation saw, Europe, 1601-1700
1601-1700
Amputation saw, reputed to have been the property of George 'Graveyard' Walker, United Kingdom, 1800-1884
1800-1884
Amputation knife, c.1830, from Cock collection
1801-1850
Trocar, steel, with white metal handle
1870-1925
Adam's periosteotomy saw for subcutaneous division of neck of femur
1801-1900
Adam's periosteotomy saw
1801-1900
Metacarpal, bow-frame saw, c. 1850
1801-1900
Bow-frame amputation saw, c. 1680
1651-1750
Metacarpal saw, c. 1850
1781-1880
Benjamin Bell-type metacarpal amputation saw, Europe, 1780-1850
1780-1850
Small metacarpal saw, c. 1880
1801-1900
Metacarpal bow-frame amputation saw, c. 1850
1801-1900
Metacarpal saw
1801-1900
Curved reversible barbed bladder trocar and blunt pilot
1860-1925
Trocar, steel, ebony handle, European, 1801-1900
1801-1900
Amputation knife, c.1850
1801-1880
Bow frame amputation saw, Europe, 1575-1585
1575-1585
Scissors, steel, with brass inlay and brass handles
1801-1900
Scissors, steel, with brass inlay
1801-1900
Scissors, silver inlaid
1701-1900
Scissors, steel with brass handles and gold inlay
1701-1850
Scissors, steel, with silver inlay and jointed handles
1701-1900
Scissors, steel with brass handle in form of Arabic lettering
1501-1800
Trocar, steel, with ebony handle
1801-1900
Trocar and silver cannula combined
1701-1830
Trocar with cannula
1801-1900
Bau-frame amputation saw, c. 1700
1651-1750