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D'Arsonval high frequency electrotherapy machine,

Therapeutics

1890-1910

'Laus Comet 10' electrotherapeutic machine

Asian Medicine

1980-1990

Davis' mid C19 magneto-electric therapy machine, h

Therapeutics

1860-1900

Magneto-electrotherapy machine, hand-cranked, invented by Davis 1854, made by Burnap of Lowell, Mass., U.S.A., 1854-1898

Magneto-electrotherapy machine

Therapeutics

1854-1880

Sturgeon's electro magnetic coil for medical purpo

Electricity and Magnetism

1840

Magneto electric therapy apparatus, hand cranked, by Maw and Thompson, of London, 1870-1905

Magneto electric therapy apparatus

Therapeutics

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

Therapeutics

1854-1890

Russ's anterior urethra catheter, for the electro-

Surgery

1891-1940

Russ's anterior urethra catheter, for the electro-

Surgery

1891-1940

Low-frequency electrotherapy apparatus, cased, wit

Therapeutics

1850-1880

Plurostat, machine base with metal fittings on trolley, by Cox-Cavendish of London, from E.A. Grigg, English, 1915-1925

Plurostat, machine base with metal fittings on tro

Therapeutics

1915-1925

Electrotherapeutic machine, by A. Gaiffe, Paris, 1900-1910, owned by Dr. A. Bruce, Edinburgh, 1900-1910

Electrotherapeutic machine, by A. Gaiffe, Paris, 1

Therapeutics

1900-1910

15 application electrode, shaped like round door handles, European, 1900-1910

15 application electrode

Therapeutics

1900-1910

Application electrode handle, European, 1900-1910

Therapeutics

1900-1910

Clarke's magneto-electrical machine

Therapeutics

Battery-powered a.c. electrotherapy apparatus, invented by Halse of London, c.1890, for nervous complaints, rheumatism etc., English, 1870-1910

Battery-powered a.c. electrotherapy apparatus, inv

Therapeutics

1870-1910

Loose parts of 19th century French electrotherapy equipment, possibly belonged to P.F. Gachet. Includes small induction coil mounted on wooden base, 3 pairs of sponge-holder electrodes, and 1 brush electrode.

Loose parts of 19th century French electrotherapy

Therapeutics

1860-1910

Rectangular application electrode, European, 1900-1910

Rectangular application electrode, European, 1900-

Therapeutics

1900-1910

D.C. electrotherapy apparatus with 24. zinc/graphite wet cells, by Malaquin and Dutertre, 48 rue Monsieur-le-Prince, Paris, France, 1880-1910 (incomplete).

D.C. electrotherapy apparatus with 24. zinc/graphi

Therapeutics

1880-1910

Wooden electrotherapeutic post with socket and terminals at otherend, possibly English, 1900-1930

Wooden electrotherapeutic post with socket and ter

Therapeutics

1900-1930

Switch and socket from Riviere electrotherapy apparatus, French(?), 1890-1930

Switch and socket from Riviere electrotherapy appa

Therapeutics

1890-1930

Electrotherapeutic machine, wooden case, with metal fittings, by Heller,

Electrotherapeutic machine, wooden case, with meta

Therapeutics

Low-frequency electrotherapy apparatus with wet-cell, cased , owned by Dr. P.F. Gachet ( 1828-1909), by Legendre and Morin, French, 1850-1880.

Low-frequency electrotherapy apparatus with wet-ce

Therapeutics

1850-1880

Late C19/early C20 magneto-electric therapy apparatus of unknown make

Late C19/early C20 magneto-electric therapy appara

Therapeutics

1860-1920

Later 19th century magneto-electric machine for electrotherapy, hand-cranked, probably infringing Davis' USA patent of 1854

Later 19th century magneto-electric machine for el

Therapeutics

Late 19th century magneto-electric therapy apparatus, hand-cranked

Late 19th century magneto-electric therapy apparat

Therapeutics

Electrotherapeutic machine, brass and iron, on circular wooden stand, probably English, 1850-1890

Electrotherapeutic machine, brass and iron, on cir

Therapeutics

1850-1890

Grigg's electro-magnetic therapy machine, late 19th century, by Chislett of Plymouth

Grigg's electro-magnetic therapy machine, late 19t

Therapeutics

1873-1886

Iron weight, sausage-shaped with loop at one end for suspension, from Rivere electrotherapy apparatus, French (?), 1870-1930

Iron weight, sausage-shaped with loop at one end f

Therapeutics

1890-1930

High frequency resonator

Therapeutics

1900-1920

Early 20th century mains-powered electrotherapy apparatus, for cauterisation and rheumatic treatment, by Watson and Sons Ltd., Sunic House, Parker Street, Kingsway, London, WC2, England, 1901-1940.

Early 20th century mains-powered electrotherapy apparatus

Therapeutics

1901-1940

Electrotherapeutic machine, box, terminals, rheostat only, by Mawson and Sons, English, 1900-1920

Electrotherapeutic machine, box, terminals, rheost

Therapeutics

1900-1920

Davis' later C19 magneto-electric therapy apparatus, hand-cranked, by Negretti and Zambra of London, Holborn Viaduct, W1

Davis' later C19 magneto-electric therapy apparatu

Therapeutics

1865-1900

Application electrode, European, 1900-1910

Therapeutics

1900-1910

Hand-cranked electrotherapy apparatus with Clarke-type magneto, by Appareil Gaiffe at Paris, in fine mahogany case, owned by Dr. P.F. Gachet, French, 1859. Complete set with 7 electrodes (two flat ovoid plates, one sponge-holder, one brush, one rectal, two button-shaped attachments) and two wires to connect electrodes to apparatus.

Hand-cranked electrotherapy apparatus with Clarke-

Therapeutics

1859

Battery induction apparatus, electrotherapeutic machine, by A. Gaiffe, Paris, French, 1870-1910

Battery induction apparatus, electrotherapeutic ma

Therapeutics

1870-1910

Electrotherapeutic machine, control panel by Gaiffe of Paris, French, 1890-1910

Electrotherapeutic machine, control panel by Gaiff

Therapeutics

1890-1910

Magneto-electric machine in mahogany case, Clarke type, probably English, 1845-1890

Magneto-electric machine in mahogany case, Clarke

Therapeutics

Late 19th century upright Davis magneto-electric therapy apparatus, hand-cranked

Late 19th century upright Davis magneto-electric t

Therapeutics

Electrotherapeutic machine, concentrating lens end holder, metal, European, early 20th century

Electrotherapeutic machine, concentrating lens end

Therapeutics

1901-1930

Electromagnetic machine, by Malaquin et Poulignier Sucrs, 5 and 5b rue Fontaine au Roi, Paris, France, 1900-1920.

Electromagnetic machine, by Malaquin et Poulignier

Therapeutics

1900-1920

Late 19th century Davis magneto-electric therapy machine, hand-cranked, English

Late 19th century Davis magneto-electric therapy m

Therapeutics

1878-1900

Clamp, incomplete, arms only with tension key, twin circular apertures for accommodating object, Riviere electrotherapy app, French(?), 1890-1930

Clamp, incomplete, arms only with tension key, twi

Therapeutics

1890-1930

Electrotherapy machine, wooden stool-like frame, metal fittings, European, 1880-1910

Electrotherapy machine, wooden stool-like frame, m

Therapeutics

1880-1910

Electrotherapeutic machine for directing high frequency Effluve on parts of skin, metal stand with tubular attachments and 4 electrode brushes, English, 1910-1930

Electrotherapeutic machine for directing high freq

Therapeutics

1910-1930

Electromedical machine by Schall, 1909, English

Therapeutics

1909

Small resistance or resistor coil from Riviere's electrotherapy, in two sections, broken, French (?), 1890-1930

Small resistance or resistor coil from Riviere's e

Therapeutics

1890-1930

Box containing Grigg's C19 electromagnetic therapy machine by Chislett of Plymouth

Box containing Grigg's C19 electromagnetic therapy

Therapeutics

1886-1900

Magneto-electric therapy apparatus, hand-cranked, probably infringeing Davis's USA patent of 1854

Magneto-electric therapy apparatus, hand-cranked,

Therapeutics

1860-1900

Pin, iron with large loop at one end, small figure 8 shaped wire attached to loop, Rivere electrotherapy machine, French, 1890-1930

Pin, iron with large loop at one end, small figure

Therapeutics

1890-1930