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Switchboard for German military portable X-ray apparatus

Radiomedicine

1914-1918

Mercury interruptors for German military portable X-ray apparatus

Radiomedicine

1914-1918

X-ray tube with tungsten anti-cathode

Radiomedicine

1910-1920

Lipiodol Ultra Fluid

Radiomedicine

1981

Tin of 'Horlicks X-ray Shadow Meal', England, 1938-1950

Radiomedicine

1938-1950

`Artiflex' dental unit by Siemens-Reiniger Werke A

Dentistry

1951-1952

Fourteen x-ray positive prints illustrating the jo

Radiomedicine

1917-1920

Box containing seven glass projection slides promoting mass miniature radiography

Radiomedicine

1959

Tilting x-ray couch with integral serial changer,

Radiomedicine

1929-1930

Shop round, clear glass, used for barium sulphate,

Radiomedicine

1850-1930

Fluoroscope, bellows type, no maker's name marked, early 20th century

Bellows-type fluoroscope

Radiomedicine

1896-1926

Induction coil for German military X-ray apparatus

Radiomedicine

1914-1918

Dental unit model D52, by Ritter AG., Durlach, Germany 1928, with various non-standard later fittings, c.1965

Dental unit model D52, by Ritter AG., Durlach, Ger

Dentistry

1928

Label from X-ray tube, supplied by Watson and Sons (Electro-medical) Ltd., London, 1916

Label from X-ray tube, supplied by Watson and Sons

Radiomedicine

Automatic repetition film X-ray machine, wood with metal fittinghs, by Bailey and Son of Oxford Street, London, from National Heart Hospital, English, 1947

Automatic repetition film X-ray machine, wood with

Radiomedicine

1947

Unopened single pack of 10"x8" x-ray film by Ilford Ltd., Ilford, Essex, early 1960s

Unopened single pack of 10"x8" x-ray film by Ilfor

Radiomedicine

1960-1965

Plastic exposure-holder for radiography of the extremities, 6 1/2" x 8 1/2", by Ilford Ltd., Ilford, Essex, 1960s

Plastic exposure-holder for radiography of the ext

Radiomedicine

1960-1970

Portable X-ray tube, cased, for use in patient's home, French, c.1897

Portable X-ray tube, cased, for use in patient's h

Radiomedicine

1890-1900

"RP X-Omat" rapid processing automatic x-ray film processor, model M6A-L, by Kodak, London, 1970's

"RP X-Omat" rapid processing automatic x-ray film

Radiomedicine

1970-1980

Wooden tube shield from X-ray apparatus by Watson and Sons, Parker Street, Kingsway, London, English

Wooden tube shield from X-ray apparatus by Watson

Radiomedicine

Stereoscopic viewer for x-ray plates or films by Alfred E. Dean and Company, Leigh Place, Brooke St., Holborn, London, 1920-1935

Stereoscopic viewer for x-ray plates or films by A

Radiomedicine

1902-1935

Part of an X-ray apparatus

Radiomedicine

X-ray machine, Autonome II, by Watson of Middlesex, comprises couch, x-ray tube stand, floor track and accessories, English, c.1936

X-ray machine, Autonome II, by Watson of Middlesex

Radiomedicine

1936

Image orthicon camera tube used in a Marconi Image intensifier set at the Institute of Zoology, made by English Electric Ltd., England, early 1960s

Image orthicon camera tube used in a Marconi Image

Radiomedicine

1960-1961

15 x 12 inch x-ray film cassette fitted with intensifying screens, by Watson and Sons ( Electro-Medical) Ltd., Sunic House, Parker Street, Kingsway, London, WC2, England, 1935-1951.

X-ray film cassette fitted with intensifying screens

Radiomedicine

1935-1951

MX-2 portable x-ray apparatus, comprises: control unit, tube, and stand, by Watson and Sons (Electro-Medical) Ltd., Sunic House, Parker Street, Kingsway, London, WC2, England, 1948 (?).

MX-2 portable x-ray apparatus, comprises: control

Radiomedicine

1948

Glass X-ray tube, fitted with regulator and a spiral electrode

Glass X-ray tube, fitted with regulator and electrode

Radiomedicine

Two X-ray negatives, forming stereo-pair, of hip joint, 1915

X-ray negative of hip joint

Radiomedicine

1915

Glass X-ray tube, aluminium anode and cathode, platinum anticathode

Glass X-ray tube, aluminium anode and cathode

Radiomedicine

Three reels 35mm miniature x-ray films, 1970 and 1971

miniature x-ray films

Radiomedicine

1970

X-ray tube

Radiomedicine

X-ray tube, Jackson type, with aluminium anode and vacuum regulator, c.1898

X-ray tube, Jackson type, with aluminium anode and

Radiomedicine

X-ray tube, circa 1900 by Cox

Radiomedicine

1896-1905

X-ray machine, part only, wood frame, metal fittings, European, early 20th century, plate holder

X-ray machine, part only, wood frame, metal fittin

Radiomedicine

1901-1930

Tube clamp with handle, probably for X-ray apparatus, European, 1860 to 1930

Tube clamp with handle, probably for X-ray apparat

Radiomedicine

1860-1930

Viewing screen for x-ray plates, by Seimens Reiniger, German, 1920-1940

Viewing screen for x-ray plates, by Seimens Reinig

Radiomedicine

1920-1940

"Centrafix" dental X-ray film centralizer, chrome plated steel. Germany, 1948-1960

"Centrafix" dental X-ray film centralizer

Dentistry

1940-1960

Two dental X-ray film holder for child and adult use, intra-oral, English, 1960-1975

Two dental X-ray film holder for child and adult u

Dentistry

1960-1975

ML-ZW X-ray tube by Machlett. England, 1938-1955

Dentistry

1938-1955

Boxed bottle of X-ray chemical stain remover, by Westone Products Ltd., England, 1975-1980

Boxed bottle of X-ray chemical stain remover, by W

Dentistry

1975-1980

Dental X-ray film cassette, with intensifying screens and lead-rubber masking sheet, by the General Electric X-ray Corp, USA, 1935-1937

Dental X-ray film cassette, with intensifying scre

Dentistry

1935-1937

Victor "Impermo" dental X-ray film developing bath, black bakelite, by the General Electric X-ray Corporation, USA, 1935-1937

Victor "Impermo" dental X-ray film developing bath

Dentistry

1935-1937

Sphere-gap kilovoltmeter (incomplete), by Watson and Sons, London, 1919-1940

Sphere-gap kilovoltmeter (incomplete), by Watson a

Radiomedicine

1919-1940

X-ray tube stand, metal, by Dean of London, English, 1900-1930

X-ray tube stand, metal, by Dean of London, Englis

Radiomedicine

1900-1930

Film projector used for viewing miniature x-ray films at the North East Thames Regional Mass Radiography Unit, by the Pullin Optical Co., England, 1950-1955

Film projector used for viewing miniature x-ray films

Radiomedicine

1950-1955

Image intensifying x-ray set model BV 205, comprising main unit (power-supply, controls, tubes) and trolley-mounted monitor, by Philips, Holland, c1967

Image intensifying x-ray set model BV 205, compris

Radiomedicine

1967

Five signboards from Ilford Chest Clinic, 1951

Radiomedicine

1951

Box for simultaneous multisection radiography, for use with tomographic x-ray set, by Siemens, England(?), 1970s

Box for simultaneous multisection radiography, for

Radiomedicine

1970-1979

Band compressor for use with model R.500 couch, by Watson and Sons (Electro-Medical) Ltd., 1951

Band compressor for use with model R.500 couch, by

Radiomedicine

1951

Three plastic exposure holders, 8 1/2" x 10", with extra low absorption front for mammography, by Ilford Ltd., 1960-1980

Three plastic exposure holders, 8 1/2" x 10", with

Radiomedicine

1960-1980