Dentistry
1925-1940
Three tubes of 'F-tablets', Novocaine tablets for dental local anaesthetic, by the Saccharin Corporation Ltd., 72 Oxford Street, London, W1, England, 1925-1940.
1907-1920
Dental anaesthetic syringe, cased, with accessories, nickel plated brass with glass barrel, Germany, 1907-1920
1920-1940
Local anaesthestic mixing thimble, for use with Novocaine tablets, porcelain, English manufacture, 1920-1940
Box of "Citenest" prilocaine hydrochloride local anaesthetic injection cartridges, by Astra-Hewlett Ltd., England, 1975-1980
Anaesthesiology
1900-1940
Empty metal ethyl chloride bottle for use with local anaesthesia, with box, made by Dr. Bengue, 47 rue Blanche, Paris, France, supplied by Archibald Young and Son, England, 1900-1940.
"Lemostron Desensitizer" electric local anaesthetic apparatus, boxed with instructions, by the Lemos Co., USA, 1955-1975
1930-1960
Dental anaesthetic syringe, Imperial type, chrome plated brass, by Dunlop, England, 1930-1960
1960-1970
"Sterling" ejector type cartridge anaesthetic syringe, chrome plated brass, by Ash, England, 1960-1970
1950-1970
Anaesthetic syringe, cartridge ejector type, chrome plated brass, the "Novol Anestube", USA, 1950-1970
Therapeutics
Part of Lund's inflator used for administration of ether per rectum
1933-1950
Box of ampoules of sterile distilled water for use with "Evipan" sodium intravenous anaesthetic, supplied by Bayer Products Ltd., English, 1933-1950
1850-1920
Glass stoppered chloroform bottle in turned wooden case, made by Gilbertson, British, 1850-1920
1901-1920
Dental anaesthetic syringe, all glass, probably English, 1901-1920
Dental anaesthetic syringe, Dr. Raison's, nickel plated brass, France, 1925-1940
Cataphoresis apparatus, in oak box, English manufacture, supplied by Cottrell and Co., London, 1925-1940
1890-1920
Hypdermic needle in nickel plated brass mount, probably English, 1890-1920
Anaesthetic mixing thimble stand wire, probably English, 1925-1940
1900-1935
Dental anaesthetic syringe, the "New Imperial No.2" nickel plated brass, by the Randall-Faichney Co., USA, 1900-1935
1950-1965
Bottle of "Anaesthesin", by Bayer Products Ltd., London, 1950-1965
Tube of modified Ringer tablets for making up Novocaine anaesthetic solution, by Saccharin Corporation Ltd., 72 Oxford Street, London, W1, England, 1925-1940.
1935-1945
Portable apparatus for continuous administration of Pentothal, Major Dennis Dunnill's design, incomplete, by Down Bros., Croydon, England, 1935-1945.
1925-1930
Empty ethyl chloride bottle for use with local anaesthesia, made by Duncan, Flockhart and Co., British, 1925-1930
1950
Bottle of ethyl chloride for use as a local anaesthetic, with box, made by Duncan, Flockhart and Co. Ltd., British, 1950
1944
Ethyl chloride spray, glass, in box, by Duncan Flockhart and Co., Edinburgh, dated 17 July 1944
1890-1910
Nozzle for anaesthetic spray(?), in cardboard box, probably English, 1890-1910
1854-1880
Part of Hardy's anaesthesia vapour douche for local application of chloroform, English(?), 1854-1880
Bottle of "Xylotox" topical anaesthetic liquid, by the Pharmaceutical Manufacturing Co., England, 1978-1980
Spanner for dental anaesthetic syringe, nickel-plated, by the Dental Manufacturing Co., England, 1910-1940
Boxed ethyl chloride anaesthetic spray, by Gedeon Richter Ltd., England, 1950-1960
1965
Bottle of 2% Xylocaine solution, in box, with instructions, by Astra-Hewlett Ltd., Watford, 1965
Dental anaesthetic syringe, Dr. Raison's, nickel plated brass, French, 1920-1940
Local anaesthetic mixing thimble, for use with Novocaine tablets, English manufacture, 1920-1940
1901-1930
Hypodermic syringe, nickel plated brass, by Parke, Davis and Co., London, 1890-1910, in box with five anaesthetic spray, nozzles and various accessories, English, 1901-1930
1920-1950
Empty ethyl chloride bottle for use with local anaesthesia, made by Bengue and Co. Ltd., 24 Fitzroy Street, London, England, 1920-1950.
1978-1980
Ejector type dental anaesthetic syringe, by Ahs, England, 1978-1980
1895-1930
Empty anaesthetic metal bottle for "Anestile" (ethyl chloride and methyl chloride mixture) , French, 1895-1930
1943
Bottle of Waite's 3% procaine and adrenaline solution, by Cook-Waite Laboratories Inc., England, dated 07 SEP 1943
Dental anaesthetic syringe, nickel plated brass, by Parke, Davis and Co., England, 1901-1920
Empty ethyl chloride bottle for use with local anaesthesia, made by Duncan, Flockhart and Co., British, 1944
1931
Empty ethyl chloride bottle for use with local anaesthesia, with box, made by Duncan, Flockhart and Co., British, 1931
Bottle of "Nupercaine base", by Ciba Ltd., English, 1950-1965
1972-1977
Box of 50 Xylocaine and adrenaline local anaesthetic injection cartridges, by Astra Hewlett Ltd., Watford, 1972-1977
1920-1935
Dental anaesthetic syringe, 2cc capacity, glass and nickel, Europe, 1920-1935
1975-1976
Box for 100 cartridges of Citanest 4% local anaesthetic injection cartridges containing 9 packs of 5 cartridges, by Astra Chemicals Ltd., Watford, 1976
Dental anaesthetic syringe, the "Sub-Q", all glass, by the Randall-Faichney Co., USA, 1920-1940
1970-1973
Box of 100 2% Xylocaine and adrenaline local anaesthetic injection cartridges, by Astra Chemicals, Watford, 1970-1973
1866-1900
Richardson's ether local anaesthetic spray in wooden case, incomplete, English, 1866-1900
Dental anaesthetic syringe, glass and nickel-plated brass, cased, with accessories, Germany, 1920-1940
Empty metal Anestile, (ethyl chloride and methyl chloride mixture), bottle, with box, made by Dr. Bengue, Paris, and supplied by Kuhn, London, French and English, 1900-1940
Local anaesthetic mixing thimble, for use with Novocaine tablets, porcelain, English manufacture, 1920-1940
