Arithmometer by Elliott Brothers
1885-1894
Pair of muzzle loading flintlock pistols
1801-1830
Set of stomach pumping instruments
Set of stomach pumping instruments
Lithotomy set
1843-1863
Set of stomach pumping instruments
General operation set
1880-1900
Set of stomach pumping instruments
Set of stomach pumping instruments
Set of stomach pumping instruments
1870-1901
Set of cupping instruments in mahogany case
1823-1889
Amputation instrument set, London, England, 1831-1870
1831-1870
Set of stomach pumping instruments
1870-1901
Set of apothecary's scales with steel beam
1750-1837
Dental instrument set
1820-1840
Army Regulation Surgeon's instrument case
1905-1914
Trephination set
1780-1850
Set of stomach pumping instruments
1845-1855
Pump from set of stomach pumping instruments
1894-1935
Monocular microscope
1890-1900
Case of surgical instruments by Lynth and Thornton
1873
Set of surgical instruments in brassbound mahogany case
1885-1887
Surgical instrument set
1823-1830
Set of stomach pumping instruments in mahogany case
1833-1900
Amputation set
1783-1843
Set of stomach pumping instruments
1870-1901
Lithotomy instrument set
1863-1900
Set of stomach pumping instruments, London, England, 1870-1901
1870-1901
Set of stomach pumping instruments
Set of cupping instruments
1701-1900
Enema syringe set
1841
Set of stomach pumping instrument with accessories for rectal use
1859-1900
Set of stomach pumping instruments
1831-1870
Lithotomy instrument set
1850-1860
Plated metal enema syringe
1829-1866
'Clinitest' urine testing kit, London, England, 1957-1963
1957-1963
Beale type self-illuminating ophthalmoscope, London, England, 1870
1870
Veterinary instrument set
1840-1880
3 seton needles
1817-1850
Dissecting instrument set
1850-1900
Embryotomy wire saw set
1890-1920
Castrating set
1837-1857
Dental instrument set, in rectangular brass-bound mahogany case
1820-1847
Gould microscope by Cary
1825-1850
Hydrometer, Bate, cased, English
Clarke hydrometer in case with collars and weights
1840-1920
Two hygrometers in a wooden case
Compound monocular microscope
Circumferentor by J. Sisson of London
1731-1770
Sector by Thomas Jones
1816-1850