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Cat-o-nine tails, United Kingdom, 1700-1850

Wellcome (general)

1700-1850

whips

Wellcome (general)

1801-1900

Small amputation saw by Braun, c.1730

Surgery

1701-1800

whips

Wellcome (general)

1851-1900

Amputation saw by Stodart, London c.1800

Surgery

1750-1850

teapots

Wellcome (general)

1701-1750

Model of a Morell-type tourniquet, London, England, 1925-1935

Surgery

1925-1935

Small amputation saw with hinged back

Surgery

1801-1900

Amputation knife by Hillard of Glasgow, c.1850

Surgery

1834-1920

Dental pelican with a wooden handle, France, 1550-1750

Dentistry

1550-1750

Bow frame amputation saw, Europe, 1575-1585

Surgery

1575-1585

Amputation knife by Charriere, c.1850

Surgery

1780-1880

Caesarean knife and two cautery instruments, Uganda, c. 1830-1920.

Ethnography and Folk Medicine

1830-1920

Amputation saws and bullet extractors, 16th-18th century.

Surgery

1651-1751

Bishop Harman diaphragm test set, made by Gowlland

Ophthalmology

1920-1938

Metal spatula, London, England, 1801-1900

Pharmacy-ware

1801-1900

Benjamin Bell-type metacarpal amputation saw, Europe, 1780-1850

Surgery

1780-1850

Tourniquet with brass reel mechanism

Surgery

1850-1920

Curved bladder trocar

Surgery

1701-1900

Woven grass fan, 1900-1933

Ethnography and Folk Medicine

1900-1933

Tap turning tool, England, 1980

Orthopaedics

1980

Amputation knife by Maw, c. 1860

Surgery

1830-1880

Obstetrical fillet, 1801-1900

Obstetrics, Gynaecology & Contraception

1801-1900

Cautery director(?), steel with wooden handle, pro

Surgery

1701-1820

Double cautery, steel with turned wooden handle, I

Surgery

1601-1800

Fillet, possibly mid 18th-19th century, whalebone,

Obstetrics, Gynaecology & Contraception

1751-1900

Trocar, steel with wooden handle

Classical & Medieval Medicine

1801-1930

Whalebone fillet

Obstetrics, Gynaecology & Contraception

1801-1900

Metacarpal bow-frame amputation saw, c. 1850

Surgery

1801-1900

Knife, iron, with wooden blade, from Algeria, 1870

Ethnography and Folk Medicine

1870-1930

Bow-frame amputation saw, c. 1680

Surgery

1601-1730

Amputation knife, by Brand, c.1800

Surgery

1750-1850

Metacarpal saw, with hinged moveable back, ebony h

Surgery

1801-1900

Amputation knife by Wood, c. 1850

Surgery

1801-1900

Trocar, steel, with silver cannula and wooden hand

Surgery

1701-1900

Razor, steel, folding, with wooden handle, from Al

Ethnography and Folk Medicine

1890-1925

Small knife with steel blade, used by a woman in t

Ethnography and Folk Medicine

1871-1920

Steel bladed knife, possibly used for ceremonial p

Ethnography and Folk Medicine

1897

Hand-held vegetable cutter, 1880-1900

Domestic Appliances

1880-1900
Perrets amputation knife, 1701-1800

Curved amputation knife

Surgery

1701-1800

Amputation knife, steel, with wooden handle, Engli

Surgery

1780-1850

Ceramic pestle with wooden handle, English, 1870-1

Pharmacy-ware

1870-1930

Amputation knife by Aitken of York, c.1850

Surgery

1820-1910

Fillet, whalebone by J. Wood, York, England 1799 t

Obstetrics, Gynaecology & Contraception

1799-1900

Amputation saw by Young, Edinburgh, c.1800

Surgery

1801-1890

Probe(?), iron, with wooden handle, Algerian, 1870

Ethnography and Folk Medicine

1870-1925

Trephine, steel, with wooden handle, from North Af

Ethnography and Folk Medicine

1870-1930

Folding circumcision knife, steel, with wooden han

Ethnography and Folk Medicine

1850-1930

Knife with sheath, West Africa, 1870-1910

Ethnography and Folk Medicine

1870-1910

Amputation knife by Simpson, c. 1830

Surgery

1750-1830