Plugging gauze
1901-1930
Gauze dressing
1914-1918
Length of gauze, folded
Bandage, gauze, British or German, 1914-1918
1914-1918
Treated gauze patch
1871-1900
Elastic bandage
1920-1950
Gauze with rubber tube, R.J. Godlee relic
Pocket first aid kit consisting of dressings and bandages
1914-1920
Glass jar containing gauze
1871-1900
2 gauze bandages
1880-1920
Small waterproof packet of dressings and bandages for wounded during Boer War
1899-1902
Length of gauze
Glass flask designed by Joseph Lister, United Kingdom, 1860-1880
1860-1880
"Limpet" vaccination pads
1930-1950
Roll of white gauze bandage
1930-1960
Compressed gauze wrapped in paper
1914-1918
Gauze ribbon on cardboard dispenser
1901-1950
Twelve rolls of open wove water dressing bandage
1910-1950
Roll of white gauze bandage
1930-1960
Gauze bandage wrapped in hessian
1900-1920
Moustache trainer
1801-1900
Absorbent gauze bandage
1901-1950
First World War first field dressing
1914
Gauze used in rabbit ear chamber research
1950-1980
Two 'Simpsonette' anti-mosquito hoods, United Kingdom, 1901-1930
1901-1930
Face mask for chloroform anaesthesia
1880-1920
Large roll of cellulose tissue
1955
Length of gauze treated with Iodoform
Gauze bandage, relic of R.J. Godlee
Gauze swab in sterile pack
1939-1950
Gauze badage, relic of R.J. Godlee
Iodoform gauze babdage
1901-1930
Gauze bandage
1901-1950
Roll of gauze bandage, European, 1900-1920
1900-1920
Gauze cover for anaesthetic mask for use with chloroform or ether
1870-1920
Schimmelbusch mask
1950-1980
Gas mask
1915
Two rolls of gauze bandage wrapped in blue paper
1930-1955
Eight gauze bandages
1901-1930
Four gauze dressings
1901-1950
Small packet of "Tabloid" brand pleated
1910-1924
Levy's modification of Schimmelbusch's mask for open chloroform anaesthesia
1890-1935
Tools and components used in rabbit ear chamber research
1950-1980
Gas mask
1915
Face mask from inhaler for chloroform anaesthesia
1870-1910
Gauze face mask, England, 1901-1940
1901-1940
Antiseptic dressing in tin
1890-1920
'Simpsonette' anti-mosquito hood
1901-1930
Five cardboard boxes containing large wound dressing
1901-1930
Two packets of no.9 sterilized medicated wound dressing
1940-1960