Small amputation saw by Braun, c.1730
1701-1800
Pewter teapot, with straight and turned wooden handle, 1701-1750
1701-1750
Cat-o-nine Tails, United Kingdom, 1700-1850
1700-1850
Amputation saw by Stodart, London c.1800
1750-1850
Bennett percussor
Simple viewer on handle
1800-1850
Wooden tourniquet handle, torque type, c. 1800
1751-1850
Dr Tata's Pneographe, 1890-1910.
1890-1910
Woven grass fan, 1900-1933
1900-1933
Woven grass fan, 1901-1933
1901-1933
Woven grass fan, 1900-1933
1900-1933
Interrupter, by G. and Adolphus Gaiffe
1870-1910
Probe(?) or trocar(?), steel, with wooden handle,
1870-1925
Pewter enema syringe
Electrode for Grigg's magnetoelectric machine
Wooden ball massager
1860-1920
Fillet, 19th century
1801-1900
Fillet, 19th century
1801-1900
Fillet, 19th century
1801-1900
Razor, steel, folding
1890-1925
Trephine, steel, with wooden handle
1870-1930
Tube, metal with wood handle
1801-1850
Violet ray apparatus
1900-1940
Vessel
1750-1900
Amputation knife by Dickinson, c. 1800
1701-1850
Amputation knife by Fannin, Dublin, c. 1830
1801-1880
Steel trocar and screw cannula with wooden handle
1851-1920
Metacarpal saw with hinged back, c.1830
1801-1900
Fillet, possibly mid 18th-19th century
1751-1900
Fillet, interlocking, possibly 18th or 19th century
1700-1900
Fillet, possibly 18th or 19th century
1701-1900
Fillet, by J. Wood
1799-1900
Young optometer, in case
Leather slave whip
1801-1900
Amputation knife, c.1850
1801-1880
Amputation knife, by Brand, c.1800
1750-1850
Amputation knife, c.1830, from Cock collection
1801-1850
Knout, allegedly used in a Siberian prison
1701-1900
Metacarpal saw, c. 1850
1781-1880
Small metacarpal saw, c. 1880
1801-1900
Metacarpal saw
1801-1900
Brain knife, c. 1850
1750-1850
Amputation knife by Wood, c. 1850
1801-1900
Bau-frame amputation saw, c. 1700
1651-1750
Amputation knife or catlin by Young, c. 1800
1750-1850
Metacarpal bow-frame amputation saw, c. 1850
1801-1900
Amputation knife by Aitken of York, c.1850
1820-1910
Skull saw by Sirhenry, Paris, c.1880
1831-1900
Circular amputation knive by Reynolds of Leverpool
1810-1860
Steel with wooden grip for making fire
1801-1900