Rubberised protective apron, as used by frontline health workers during the Ebola outbreak in Sierra Leone, 2014-2015 Protective apron part of Personal Protective Equipment 2014-2015
Lead-lined apron for protection against scattered x-rays, with red covering. Lead-lined apron for protection against scattered x-rays
Bones from a buddhist priest's apron, Tibetan, 18th or 19th century Bones from a buddhist priest's apron 1701-1900
Carved bone ornaments from a buddhist priest's apron, called a nag-pa, Tibetan, 18th or 19th century Carved bone ornaments from a buddhist priest's apron 1701-1900
Radiographer's apron, jacket type, sleeveless, by W.S. Rothband and Co. Ltd., Manchester, 1968-1980 Radiographer's apron 1968
Rubberised protective apron, as used by frontline health workers during the Ebola outbreak in Sierra Leone, 2014-2015 Rubberised protective apron for frontline health workers circa 2014
Apron, Great Western Railway, Porter, c1940. Unbleached hessian Porter's apron, Great Western Railway 1935-1945
Lead-lined apron for protection against scattered x-rays, double-sided, with green covering. Lead-lined apron for protection against scattered x-rays
Green, cotton covered, lead lined Radiographer's Apron Green, cotton covered, lead lined Radiographer's Apron
Pair of Cryo-aprons for protection against the hazards of liquid nitrogen and cold atmospheres, made by Medalnorth Ltd., British, 1988 Pair of Cryo-aprons for protection against extreme cold 1988
Buddhist priest's cloth apron with plaques of human bone, called a nag-pa, Tibetan, 18th or 19th century Buddhist priest's cloth apron with plaques of human bone 1701-1900
Apron of human bone beads strung on threads, used in necromantic rites, Tibetan, 19th century Apron of human bone beads strung on threads 1801-1900
Apron made from carved human bone beads and girdle, mounted on green silk backing, Tibetan, 19th century Apron made from carved human bone beads and girdle 1801-1900
Apron made of carved human bones, ivory plaque, turquoise bead, and small metal bulb, strung on threads, Tibetan, 19th century Apron made of carved human bones 1801-1900
Disposable apron of the type of personal protective equipment (PPE) used at the Lighthouse Lab at Alderley Park, by staff during COVID-19 testing, 2020-2021 Apron worn as PPE by people testing COVID-19 samples 2020