Two 'Simpsonette' anti-mosquito hoods, United Kingdom, 1901-1930
1901-1930
Pocket first aid kit consisting of dressings and bandages
1914-1920
Glass jar containing gauze
1871-1900
Glass flask designed by Joseph Lister, United Kingdom, 1860-1880
1860-1880
Moustache trainer
1801-1900
Small waterproof packet of dressings and bandages for wounded during Boer War
1899-1902
Absorbent gauze bandage
1901-1950
Elastic bandage
1920-1950
Gauze with rubber tube, R.J. Godlee relic
Gauze used in rabbit ear chamber research
1950-1980
Length of gauze
First World War first field dressing
1914
"Limpet" vaccination pads
1930-1950
Roll of white gauze bandage
1930-1960
Plugging gauze
1901-1930
Compressed gauze wrapped in paper
1914-1918
Gauze dressing
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
2 gauze bandages
1880-1920
Gauze bandage wrapped in hessian
1900-1920
Length of gauze, folded
Bandage, gauze, British or German, 1914-1918
1914-1918
Treated gauze patch
1871-1900
Gauze face mask, England, 1901-1940
1901-1940
Face mask from inhaler for chloroform anaesthesia
1870-1910
Schimmelbusch mask
1950-1980
Face mask for chloroform anaesthesia
1880-1920
Gas mask
1915
Large roll of cellulose tissue
1955
Length of gauze treated with Iodoform
Gauze bandage, relic of R.J. Godlee
Two rolls of gauze bandage wrapped in blue paper
1930-1955
Eight gauze bandages
1901-1930
Four gauze dressings
1901-1950
Roll of gauze bandage, European, 1900-1920
1900-1920
Gauze swab in sterile pack
1939-1950
Small packet of "Tabloid" brand pleated
1910-1924
Gauze badage, relic of R.J. Godlee
Gauze cover for anaesthetic mask for use with chloroform or ether
1870-1920
Levy's modification of Schimmelbusch's mask for open chloroform anaesthesia
1890-1935
Iodoform gauze babdage
1901-1930
Gauze bandage
1901-1950
Tools and components used in rabbit ear chamber research
1950-1980
Gas mask
1915
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