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Physician's cane with concealed glass phial

Orthopaedics

1801-1900

C20 clear glass phial used for pills

Medical Glass-ware

1951-1970

Suture clips, metal, in glass phial, probably Brit

Surgery

1880-1920

Nasal insufflator, in box with small phial of peni

Therapeutics

1949

Medicine bundle, amuletic, consisting of bundle of

Ethnography and Folk Medicine

1890-1930

Three phials of suture

Obstetrics, Gynaecology & Contraception

Mid-C20 clear glass phial used for pessary tablets

Medical Glass-ware

1951-1970

Wax model of phallus in small glass phial, Lovett

Ethnography and Folk Medicine

1880-1920

Glass phial, by Savory and Moore, 1931 to 1960

Medical Glass-ware

1931-1960

Mid-C20 glass phial for tablets

Medical Glass-ware

1941-1970

Carbolised silk ligature in glass phial

Surgery

Pretty early C20 blue glass phial

Medical Glass-ware

1900-1940

Mid-C20 clear glass tablet phial

Medical Glass-ware

1951-1970

Glass phial intended for Crystapen, by Glaxo, 1941

Medical Glass-ware

1941-1960

Hypodermic needles in box

Nursing & Hospital Furnishings

1901-1970

Sterlized catgut in glass phial and metal slip-cas

Clinical Diagnosis

1900-1930

Set of 6 stubby C20 glass phials

Medical Glass-ware

1930-1960

Set of 10 C20 empty glass phials

Medical Glass-ware

1930-1960

Physician's cane with copper knob handle containing glass phial and goblet with broken base, probably English, 1801-1900

Physician's cane with copper knob handle containin

Surgery

1801-1900

Flat mahogany chest containing over 100 compartments some with specimen of materia medica, top layer in corked phials, rest loose, with list of contents, on wooden panels, rsquired material for "Major orc Examination published by Evans, Lescher and Evans, and Evans, Sans and Co., London and Liverpool, English, 1840 to 1890

Flat mahogany chest containing over 100 compartmen

Materia Medica & Pharmacology

1840-1890

Elisa antigen-antibody test system, for German measles, made by Ortho Diagnostics, Canadian(?), 1979

Elisa antigen-antibody test system, for German mea

Laboratory Medicine

1979

Twelve clear glass phials with screw-tops, from Savory and Moore, English, 1940-1970

Twelve clear glass phials with screw-tops, from Sa

Medical Glass-ware

1940-1970

Radioactive isotope generator, "Technetium-99m" sterile, cutaway copy, with instructions and labels made by the Radiochemical Centre, Amersham, England, 1978-1979

Radioactive isotope generator

Radiomedicine

1978-1979

Large glass bottle with paper cover, contains a long glass phial in which is the specimen of carob prepared by Dr. E. Reubeni of Hebrew University, Jerusalem, bottle European, 1930-1940

Large glass bottle with paper cover, contains a lo

Materia Medica & Pharmacology

1930-1940

C20 glass phial containing taka-diastase, by Parke Davis, Hounslow, 1921 to 1950

C20 glass phial containing taka-diastase, by Parke

Materia Medica & Pharmacology

1921-1950

Mid-C20 clear glass phial

Medical Glass-ware

1941-1960

Specimen jar contining a phial with black powder, storax of unknown provenance

Specimen jar contining a phial with black powder,

Materia Medica & Pharmacology

1900-1930

Specimen bottle containing 22 small red garnets from India

Specimen bottle containing 22 small red garnets fr

Materia Medica & Pharmacology

Flat mahogany chest containing over 100 compartments filled with specimens of materia medica, some in corked phials, most loose with panels listing numbered contents, as required for "major or examination" published by Evans, lescher and Evans, and Evans Sons and Co., London and Liverpool, English, 1840-1890

Flat mahogany chest containing over 100 compartmen

Materia Medica & Pharmacology

1840-1890

C20 glass phial used for chloretone by Parke, Davis of Detroit

C20 glass phial used for chloretone by Parke, Davi

Materia Medica & Pharmacology

1911-1950

Late-C19 or early-C20 brown glass phial possibly used for cosmetics

Late-C19 or early-C20 brown glass phial possibly u

Medical Glass-ware

1881-1920

5 bottles of human rabies vaccine, each with phial of diluent and syringe, human cell culture, by Behringwerke of Marburg, West Germany, 1978, in box

Human rabies vaccine

Public Health & Hygiene