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2 sets of thin brass weights

1850-1930

Glass eye dropper

1901-1977

Empty ethyl chloride bottle for general anaesthesia

1937

Glass eye dropper

Glass perfume bottle

Throat atomizer

Box for a throat atomizer

Throat or nasal atomizer

Box of copper electrodes, British, 1900-1910

1900-1910

Empty ethyl chloride bottle for use with local anaesthesia

1900-1940

Vaccination dressings

1901-1930

Strop dressing

1960-1970

Box containing 17 hollow glass bubbles

1820-1840

Unopened metal bottle of ether in cardboard box

1891-1930

Infant's feeding bottle

1935-1965

Braun's ether dropper

1900-1935

C20 leatherette pill box

1920-1940

Four orange cuttle-fish eyes(?), used by the Incas

1750-1940

Glass and rubber atomizer for use with oil or water solutions by B.M.

Throat atomizer

Infant's feeding bottle

1901-1930

Empty ethyl chloride bottle

1900-1940

Infant's feeding bottle

1945-1960

Set of 6 square brass weights

1850-1930

Glass perfume bottle

'VeeDee' Mechanical vibrator, London, England, 1900-1915

1900-1915

Glass eye irrigator, Undine type, in original box, British

Glass eye irrigator

Lock of Napoleon's hair, cut off by Dr. Barry O'Meara at St. Helena. Napoleon Bonaparte (1769-1821) was exiled on St Helena from 1815 until his death in 1821

Lock of Napoleon's hair

1815-1821

Electrotherapeutic grooming set, comprising two combs, boxed, by Overbeck, Grimsby, English, 1930-1940

Electrotherapeutic grooming set

1930-1940

Measuring glass and glass measuring cylinder, in original box

Measuring glass and glass measuring cylinder, in original box

Measuring glass and glass measuring cylinder, both graduated, in original box, supplied by Ekins and Fisher, St. Albans

Measuring glass and glass measuring cylinder

Pair of protective goggles in leather case, within cardboard box, by Walter Jameson Ltd., Chelmsford, Essex, England. c. 1950-1955

Pair of protective goggles in leather case

1950-1955

Glass infant's feeding bottle, Pyrex brand, in original box, supplied by S. Maw, Son and Sons, 1955-1970

Pyrex infant's feeding bottle

1955-1970

Glass infant's feeding bottle, Pyrex brand, in original box, supplied by Maw, Son and Sons Ltd., England, 1955-1970

Glass infant's feeding bottle

1955-1970

Glass infant's feeding bottle with cleaning brush in original box, Griptight miniature feeder, English, 1930-1960

Infant's feeding bottle with cleaning brush

1930-1960

Rubber inhaler, Stokes patent type, for use with 'Oscol' inhalant, with instruction, in original carton, by Oppenheimer, Son and Co. Ltd., 179 Queen Victoria Street, London, England, 1918-1930.

Rubber inhaler

1918-1930

Orthoptic letters with instructions, in box, by Charles Wastell Dixey, 19 Old Bond Street, London, W1, England.

Orthoptic letters with instructions

Two metal nipple shields in original box, by S. Maw, Son and Sons, London, 20th century

Nipple shields

1901-1970

Atomizer, in box, made by Milton Antiseptic Ltd., John Milton House, London, N7, England.

Atomizer, in box

Bottle, glass, with cap, metal ring, for gamma globulin solution, anti-vaccinal, with contents, in box, prepared by Lister Institute, English, 1963

Bottle for gamma globulin solution

Glass nipple shield, with rubber teat, in box

Nipple shield

Bottle of ethyl chloride for use as a local anaesthetic, with box, made by Duncan, Flockhart and Co. Ltd., British, 1950

Bottle of ethyl chloride for use as a local anaesthetic

1950

Broken specimen jar, containing materia medica, plant material, from North China, now in cardboard box

Broken specimen jar

1861-1920

Pocket inhaler, by Austin, in box

Pocket inhaler, by Austin, in box

Box of suppositiries of anusol substitute, German, 1917

Box of suppositiries of anusol substitute

1917

Cervical cap, Mizpah type, with thick rubber rim and detachable dome, in original box, by Phelps Surgical Appliances, 165 High Road, London, N15, England.

Cervical cap

Card box containing 2 diathermy electrodes with leads, 2 other leads, 10 cautery heads, 1 cautery holder and 1 small spherical electrode head, possibly English, 1900 to 1920

Card box containing 2 diathermy electrodes with leads

1900-1920

Lock of Napoleon's hair, cut off at St. Helena. Napoleon Bonaparte (1769-1821) was exiled on St Helena from 1815 until his death in 1821

Lock of Napoleon's hair

1815-1821

Five intestinal motility records each comprising record, together with 13 associated offprints documenting the motility studies of Dr. Ritchie and the Nuffield Dept. of Clinical Medicine, Oxford, 1961-1973

Five intestinal motility records each comprising record

1969-1970

Glass urethral syringe, piston action, in box

Glass urethral syringe, piston action, in box