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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

Switchboard for German military portable X-ray apparatus, 1914-1918

Switchboard for German military portable X-ray apparatus

Radiomedicine

1914-1918

Box containing seven glass projection slides promoting mass miniature radiography

Radiomedicine

1959

Mercury interruptors for German military portable X-ray apparatus, 1914-1918

Mercury interruptors for German military portable X-ray apparatus

Radiomedicine

1914-1918

Tilting x-ray couch with integral serial changer,

Radiomedicine

1929-1930

Shop round, clear glass, used for barium sulphate,

Radiomedicine

1850-1930

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Film-changer for rapid serial angiography of animals, made by Edgar Schuster for use (by Professor P. Daniel and Dr. M. Richard ?) at the Nuffield Institute of Medical Research, Oxford, c.1950

Film-changer for rapid serial angiography of animals

Radiomedicine

1945-1955

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

Rectangular bronze plaque to commemorate W.K. Röntgen (discoverer of Rontgen rays, and Nobel prize winner), Germany, artist, M.G.W., 1895-1923

Rectangular bronze plaque to commemorate W.K. Rönt

Wellcome Medals

1895-1923

Lead glass step wedge used to determine x-ray exposures, probably made in hospital workshops, St. Mary's, Paddington, 1950-1965

Lead glass step wedge used to determine x-ray expo

Radiomedicine

1950-1965

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

"Diamentor" x-ray dosimeter, comprising tube-mounting ionisation chamber, pre-amplifier and measurement/display unit, by PTW, Freiburg, W. Germany, 1965-1975

"Diamentor" x-ray dosimeter

Radiomedicine

1965-1975

Three 'Polibar' barium enema, for artificial contrast radiology, with accessories, by E-Z-EM Co. Inc., Westbury, New York 11590, United States, 1979.

"Polibar" barium enema for artificial contrast radiology

Radiomedicine

1979

"Aeromax 12" shockproof oil insulated single focus X-Ray tube with air-circulator for cooling, designed for diagnostic and superficial therapeutic use, by Machlett, Springdale, U.S.A., 1947-1955

"Aeromax 12" shockproof oil insulated single focus X-Ray tube

Radiomedicine

1947-1955

Twenty six assorted exposed x-ray films, miscellaneous subjects and formats, taken by Dr. Noel Hypher, Slough, 1936-'47

Twenty six assorted exposed x-ray films

Radiomedicine

1936-1947

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

Box for fluorescent screen, by A. Gaiffe, Paris, 1900-1910, owned by Dr. A. Bruce, Edinburgh, 1900-1910

Box for fluorescent screen, by A. Gaiffe, Paris, 1

Radiomedicine

1900-1910

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

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

X-ray film cassette, by Kodak, USA, 1930-1940

Radiomedicine

1930-1940

part of collection of cassette holders for x-ray film (about 5 of 7 items), c1940

x-ray film holders

Radiomedicine

1930-1940

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