Cambridge multi-channel recording outfit using photographic paper recording method, by Cambridge Instrument Co., 1956 Cambridge multi-channel recording outfit using photographic paper recording method 1956
Pulse analyser type N102, by Dynatron Radio Ltd., Maidenhead, 1950-1960 Pulse analyser type N102 1951-1960
Junior electrocardiograph machine, portable, recordings made on photographic paper, supplied by Sierex Ltd., London, made by Elema-Jarnh, Stockholm, 1945-1955 Junior electrocardiograph machine 1945-1955
Cossor-Robertson electrocardiograph machine, purportedly the first kind to allow direct visual observation and a permanent record of the pulse, by A.C.Cossor Ltd., 32 Corsica Street, London, N5, England, 1930-1950. Cossor-Robertson electrocardiograph machine 1930-1950
Vickers M41 photoplan microscope with power pack and instruction booklet Vickers M41 photoplan microscope 1975-1980
Electrically illuminated liquid prismatic compass by Kelvin, Bottomley and Baird, early 20th century Surveying compass, British, 1913-1920 1913-1920
Portable apparatus for continuous administration of Pentothal, Major Dennis Dunnill's design, by Down Bros., 23 Park Hill Rise, Croydon, England, 1935-1945. Portable apparatus for continuous administration of Pentothal 1935-1945
Analogue drum transport system by Dresser SIE, Houston, 1965, for transcription of data from analogue to digital tapes Analogue Drum Transport System by Dresser SIE 1965
Electrocardiograph machine, portable and with own trolley and accessories, 4-lead model, recordings made on photographic paper, by General Radiological Ltd., London, 1945-1952 Electrocardiograph machine 1945-1952