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Blood transfusion bottle, capped, with associated parts, England, 1978

Therapeutics

1978

Blundell's blood transfusion apparatus, London, England,1801-1900

Therapeutics

1801-1900

Jubé-type blood transfusion apparatus, Paris, France, 1900-1945

Public Health & Hygiene

1900-1945

Blood transfusion apparatus

Public Health & Hygiene

1917-1918

Sterile blood transfusion 'giving apparatus', England, 1946-1971

Public Health & Hygiene

1946-1970

A Kimpton's blood transfusion apparatus

Public Health & Hygiene

1900-1939

Blood transfusion set, United States, 1933-1943

Public Health & Hygiene

1933-1943

'Athrombit' blood transfusion apparatus, in case,

Therapeutics

1901-1963

Apparatus for indirect blood transfusion, possibly

Therapeutics

1901-1960

Blood transfusion set, United States, 1933-1943

Public Health & Hygiene

1933-1943

Glass component reputedly for blood transfusion

Public Health & Hygiene

1920-1950
Graduated glass bottle for citrated blood transfusion, English, 1917-1918

Glass bottle for citrated blood transfusion

Therapeutics

1917-1918
Blood transfusion apparatus boxed, "Scannell" model, made by Macgregor Instrument Co., Needham, Massachusetts, USA, 1920-1955

Blood transfusion apparatus

Public Health & Hygiene

1920-1955
5 gum elastic tubes with metal attachments

5 gum elastic tubes with metal attachments

Public Health & Hygiene
Disposable administration set for blood derivatives with Luer-locke adaptor, in sterile packing, by Travenol Laboratories Ltd., Thetford, 1977

Administration set for blood derivatives

Public Health & Hygiene

1977
Blood transfusion sets (2), in sealed tins from the National Blood Transfusion Service, New Barnet, Herts, England, 1949

Blood transfusion sets

Public Health & Hygiene
Six U.S. Army disposable blood recipient sets (for use in transfusion) in sealed aluminium cans, made by Baxter laboratories, Glenview, Illinois, USA, c. 1944 and sent to Harvard Hospital, Salisbury (later the Common Cold Research Unit)

Blood recipient sets

Public Health & Hygiene

1944
Disposable recipient set for blood transfusion, reputedly one of the first designs, by Capon Heaton and Co. Ltd., Birmingham, 1965

Disposable recipient set for blood transfusion

Public Health & Hygiene

1965
Kimpton Blood Transfusion Apparatus. Length 39cm with a side arm of approximately 7cm. Rubber stopper appears in good condition .

Kimpton blood transfusion apparatus

Public Health & Hygiene

1900-1939
Blood transfusion tubes, with accessories, in cellophane package, English(?), 1901-1970

Blood transfusion tubes

Public Health & Hygiene

1901-1970
Disposable blood administration set type A100, in sterile packing, by Avon Medicals, 1975-1985

Disposable blood administration set type A100

Public Health & Hygiene

1975-1985