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Category
Collection
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Material
Date

Gauze used in rabbit ear chamber research

1950-1980

Length of gauze

First World War first field dressing

1914

Two 'Simpsonette' anti-mosquito hoods, United Kingdom, 1901-1930

1901-1930

Glass flask designed by Joseph Lister, United Kingdom, 1860-1880

1860-1880

"Limpet" vaccination pads

1930-1950

Roll of white gauze bandage

1930-1960

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

Pocket first aid kit consisting of dressings and bandages

1914-1920

Glass jar containing gauze

1871-1900

Plugging gauze

1901-1930

Compressed gauze wrapped in paper

1914-1918

Gauze dressing

1914-1918

Gauze ribbon on cardboard dispenser

1901-1950

2 gauze bandages

1880-1920

Length of gauze, folded

Bandage, gauze, British or German, 1914-1918

1914-1918

Treated gauze patch

1871-1900

Small waterproof packet of dressings and bandages for wounded during Boer War

1899-1902

Elastic bandage

1920-1950

Absorbent gauze bandage

1901-1950

Gauze with rubber tube, R.J. Godlee relic

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

Eight gauze bandages

1901-1930

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

Iodoform gauze babdage

1901-1930

Gauze bandage

1901-1950

Tools and components used in rabbit ear chamber research

1950-1980

Gas mask

1915

Gauze face mask, England, 1901-1940

1901-1940

Two rolls of gauze bandage wrapped in blue paper

1930-1955

Four gauze dressings

1901-1950

Levy's modification of Schimmelbusch's mask for open chloroform anaesthesia

1890-1935

Antiseptic dressing in tin, introduced by Joseph Lister, no maker marked

Antiseptic dressing in tin

1890-1920

Simpsonette anti-mosquito hood, gauze mesh and metal ribs, United Kingdom, 1901-1930

'Simpsonette' anti-mosquito hood

1901-1930

Gas mask, veil respirator type, Maw's Chemical Mask, with carrying bag, by Maw, Son and Sons of London, 1915

Gas mask

1915

Two first field dressings, consisting of two gauze pads and iodine ampoule, in light canvas bag, English, by S. Maw, Son and Sons, 7-12 Aldersgate Street, London, EC, England, 1917.

Two first field dressings

1917