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False tooth set

False tooth set

1925-1935
Packets of umbilical cord powder

Packets of umbilical cord powder

Set of 5 ivory vaccination points

Set of 5 ivory vaccination points

1796-1823
Surgical instrument

Surgical instrument

1891-1930
4 needles with triangular points

4 needles with triangular points

1920-1930
Necklace of plaited hide with 7 ivory phials attached

Necklace of plaited hide with 7 ivory phials attached

1801-1910
Apparatus for cranial deformation consisting of wooden board and cloth bands attached by string

Apparatus for cranial deformation consisting of wooden board and cloth bands attached by string

1870-1900
Clear glass hydrometer

Clear glass hydrometer

1801-1900
Surgical instrument

Surgical instrument

1891-1930
Pair of oval metal-rimmed spectacles with wire-mesh shields trimmed with velvet

Pair of oval metal-rimmed spectacles with wire-mesh shields trimmed with velvet

1891-1920
5 pairs of spectacles different design

5 pairs of spectacles different design

1891-1920
Surgical instrument consisting of wishbone shaped wooden hook with card attached

Surgical instrument consisting of wishbone shaped wooden hook with card attached

1891-1930
Mounted instructions for using Dr. F.Fox's "Glass Leech" for cupping

Mounted instructions for using Dr. F.Fox's "Glass Leech" for cupping

1780-1860
Diagram of an Infundibular Resector in use, 1950

Diagram of an Infundibular Resector in use, 1950

1950
Black belt made from roll of twisted strands of human hair with pair of decorated shell ornaments attached, used by Australian Aboriginal people, 1881-1920

Black belt made from roll of twisted strands of human hair, Australian Aboriginal, 1881-1920

1881-1920
Belt, consisting of ring of coiled string made of human hair, mounted on cardboard, from Australia, 1880-1920

Belt made from human hair, Australia, 1880-1920

1880-1920
Necklet of red painted human bones, probably amuletic, Andaman Islands, India, 1881-1920

Amuletic necklace of bones

1881-1920
Piece of pearl shell, leaf shaped with human hair cord attached with gum, used to press back gums during tooth-avulsion operation, from Sunday Island, Victoria, Australia, 1881-1920

Piece of pearl shell

1881-1920
2 front teeth, knocked out in tooth avulsion ceremony, mounted on cardboard, from Sunday Island, Victoria, Australia, 1881-1920

2 front teeth

1881-1920
Two thorns, originally mounted and framed with photograph and information about their use in the technique known as variolation (inoculation) during a smallpox epidemic in Dawaimeh (aka Al-Dawayima), Palestine, 1921

Thorns

1921
Rasp for grating guarana paste, made from fish jaw-plate, Brazilian, 1930-1937

Rasp for grating guarana paste

1930-1937
Pieces of dried narrow stem, no provenance details, 1851-1940

Pieces of dried narrow stem

1851-1940
Piece of dried honeycomb no provenance details, 1851-1940

Piece of dried honeycomb no provenance details

1851-1940
Communion service pamphlet used in Liverpool Royal Infirmary, British, 1870-1960

Communion service pamphlet used in Liverpool Royal Infirmary

1870-1960
3 tortoiseshells, plastra, "wei pang" remedy for anaemia, Chinese (?), 1851 to 1940

3 tortoiseshells

1851-1940
Lock of Dr. Edward Jenner's hair, framed, 1804

Lock of Dr. Edward Jenner's hair, framed, 1804

1804
print, portrait, caricature, 'His Lordship of London, M.D.' [Sir Thomas Boor Crosby] Men of the Day No. 1304 / W.H., printed by Vincent Brooks, Day and Son, published by Vanity Fair, English, 1911

His Lordship of London, M.D. [Sir Thomas Boor Crosby]

1911
Engraving of Sir Everard Home after painting by Sir William Beechey, second state, British, 1815-1835

Engraving of Sir Everard Home after painting by Sir William Beechey

1815-1835
Specimen adverse reaction report for drugs, paper, British(?), 1970-1980

Specimen adverse reaction report for drugs

1970-1980
2 diagrams of Russell Brock's (Lord Brock) pulmonary valvulutome in use, and an infundibular resector in use by S.T., British, 1950 (see stroke records)

2 diagrams of Russell Brock's (Lord Brock) pulmonary valvulutome in use

1950