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Radium teletherapy apparatus, the radium 'bomb'

1925-1930

Wax copy of a phrenological bust

Kymograph, cased, Europe, 1880-1930

1880-1930

Wine glass cover

Fuchs-Rosenthal haemacytometer

Wax copy of a phrenological head, Europe, 1839

1839

Photograph showing an early method for testing x-rays, Europe

1950-1920

Photograph of a half tone print

1896

Galvanometer, magnetic needle type, wooden base, metal fittings in glass cover, by William Hart of Edinburgh, 1900-1920

Galvanometer, magnetic needle type

1900-1920

Tub of white briony, 1801-1930

Tub of white briony, 1801-1930

1801-1930

Control panel, wood case, metal fittings, by William Hulme, Edinburgh, 1900-1910

Control panel

1900-1910

Dental unit head set, on wooden stand with glass cover, by the Ritter Dental Manufacturing Co., USA, 1925-1940

Dental unit head set on wooden stand with glass

Gallery label for radium teletherapy apparatus from Science Museum atomic physics gallery, 1951-1954

Gallery label for radium teletherapy apparatus from Science Museum atomic physics gallery

1951

Gallery label for radium teletherapy apparatus from Science Museum atomic physics gallery, 1951-1954

Gallery label for radium teletherapy apparatus from Science Museum atomic physics gallery

1951

Diagram of sections through two plates specially designed by Arthur Everest Shipley (1861-1927), in response to the needs of those injured during the First World War. The flatter, wider design is for a dinner plate the other for a soup plate, England, c.1915-1920.

Diagram of sections through Shipley plates

1915-1920