Magneto-electrotherapy machine, hand-cranked, invented by Davis 1854, made by Burnap of Lowell, Mass., U.S.A., 1854-1898 Magneto-electrotherapy machine 1854-1880
Magneto electric therapy apparatus, hand cranked, by Maw and Thompson, of London, 1870-1905 Magneto electric therapy apparatus 1870-1905
Davis magneto-electric machine from later 19th century, hand-cranked, English or American make, 1854-1890. Unusual in that instructions inside top of case were printed on bright green paper. Magneto-electric machine 1854-1890
Electrotherapy machine, wooden stool-like frame, metal fittings, European, 1880-1910 Electrotherapy machine 1880-1910
Electrotherapy set with lead electrodes, by the Cox-Cavendish Electrical Co. Ltd. Electrotherapy set with lead electrodes
4 spacers, 2 with bolts and washers from Riviere electrotherapy apparatus, French(?), 1890-1930 4 spacers 1890-1930
Small resistance or resistor coil from Riviere's electrotherapy, in two sections, broken, French (?), 1890-1930 Small resistance or resistor coil from Riviere's electrotherapy 1890-1930
Two steel terminals from Rivere's electrotherapy apparatus, French (?), 1890-1930 Two steel terminals from Rivere's electrotherapy apparatus 1890-1930
5 tension keys from clamps, Riviere apparatus, French(?), 1890-1930 5 tension keys from clamps 1890-1930
Electrotherapy equipment comprising: (1) Shocking coil by Electro- Medical Supplies Ltd. ( 2) Aometer (for estimating galvanic therapy doses), by E.M.S. (3) Box containing assorted electrodes, (4) "Multisurger" by Multitone, (5) Hand held electric massage tool by the Wahl Clipper Corp., U.S.A. Electrotherapy equipment
Electrotherapeutic machine, box, terminals, rheostat only, by Mawson and Sons, English, 1900-1920 Electrotherapeutic machine 1900-1920
Electrotherapeutic machine, by A. Gaiffe, Paris, 1900-1910, owned by Dr. A. Bruce, Edinburgh, 1900-1910 Electrotherapeutic machine 1900-1910
Electrotherapeutic machine in large wooden box, for both galvanic and induced current 18 cell battery, coil galvanometer, made by Malaquin and Poulignier, Paris, 48 Rue Monsieur-le-Prince, French, 1880-1890 Electrotherapeutic machine in large wooden box 1880-1890